Evening star., 1916-12-05

Mrs. Richard H. Townsend is at the
Plaza Hotel. New York. for few days.
Miss Patten and Miss Mcclintock will
preside at the tea table, assisted by
members Of the diplomatic corps. at the
tea and bazaar at ST. Roses tomorraw
sisted by Nine. de Blanpre and Miss
Mary Sheridan will have the flower
booth, and others at the various booths
VIII be Miss Lee. Miss Lay. Mrs: George
a1~ara snn G,!s NINE de de si6our Mrs r MatheW- W,
liam kearney Carr. Mrs Mccarthy. Mrs.
Hannis Taylor. Mrs. P. P. Mullett, Miss
Joyce, Miss Redfern. Mrs. Ring, Mrs.
Cahill, Mrs. Holden and Mrs. Callahan.
Mrs. ordway and Miss Valerie Pade1-
ford are at the Hotel Stafford, Baltt-
more. for a few days.
Miss Marie Sims and Miss Enid Sims,
daughters of Representative and Mrs
Thetus Sims. will entertain at a buffet
luncheon in honor of Miss Louise Ham
and Mrs. George e. Hamilton on Sat
| urday. December %, at the Brighton.
Miss Inez Wilson, who with her sis
at Washington, has been for the past
few days at Baltimore as the guest of
Miss Laura Carter at the United States
Marine Hospital. Mrs. King is the wife
r.
flcer of Porto Rico.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont gave a
small dinner last night at the Ritz
Carlton. New York.
Senator ]. H. Bankhead of Alabama,
Representative George Edmund Foss of
Chicago and Representative Walter R.
Stiness and Mrs. Stiness and Mrs. Man
ton Chandler. all of Cowesett, R. L..
are staying at the Hotel Lafayette
Miss Harriet Griffith, daughter of Mr.
gomery county. Md. and Mr.. Alvin N.
Bastable of Baltimore were married
by the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D. D.,
pastor Of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. Washington, D: c., on
Monday, December 4. They will open
their residence, 2225 ST. Paul street,
Baltimore. the middle of January.
Senator Thomas Taggart of Indiana
arrived yesterday for the session. and
is at the Willard, where Mrs. Taggart
a-d their daughters will join him
later.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, assisted by
all the debutantes Of the season, will
sell flowers at the House of Mercy ba-
zaar, at the residence of Mrs. Charles
w. Richardson, 1917 Connecticut ave-
nue., Wednesday. December &, from 3 to
g..
charge of Christmas tree for chill
dren. assisted by Mrs. Lee Phillips and
Mrs. Goldsborough Adams. Mr.. K. w.
Dickinson Jewett will play the part of
Santa Claus. and with a number OF
young men will distribute the presents
on the tree to the children. The toy
table will be a special feature of this
bazaar. and will be In charge OF MRS.
r. Dickinson Jewett. Mrs. Julius Mac
Murray, Mrs. Van Reypen, Miss Gillett,
Mrs j. w. Henry. Mrs. w. B. Lamar.
Mrs John c. Boyd, Miss Douglas. Miss
Burton and Deaconess 1eo VIII be
others in charge or assisting at booths
The Congressional Club will hold it's
first Friday afternoon tea on December
8 for members Of the club
Mrs. Charles Augustus Doyen will be
at home Mondays in January at the
marine barracks.
Mrs. X. E. Mccullough of 18th street
will entertain at a dance Friday even
ing in compliment to her daughter,
Mrs Chauncey P. Carter of New York,
who is her guest for the winter.
Starmont Aid for Consumptives. of
which Mrs. Appleton p. Clark is presl,
dent will give bazaar at the Willard
tomorrow and Thursday, the booths
oeing open from 9 am. until 10 pm.
s!tarmont Aid has for number of
years been assisting tuberculosis SUI
ferers who are without sufficient means
of their own.
The officers. are: Mrs. Appleton P.
Clark. president; Mrs. Thomas P. Ste
phenson and Mrs. Samuel J. Prescott.
vice presidents; Mrs. William Ramsay,
treasurer, and Mrs. Everett Partridge,
secretary.
Representative and Mrs. Clarence B.
Miller and Mrs. Miller's sister, Miss
7 "a
Washington and have opened their
home in Connecticut avenue for the
winter.
Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of the
late J. Pierpont Morgan. who is in
Washington in behalf of the French
war sufferers, is stopping at the Shore
ham during her stay.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick
2 I.ehlhack of New Jersey. have re-