The Washington herald., 1916-01-14
Doings of Society

L Pugh. Of Chevy Chase: Miss Noli
Alien OF Los Angeles, Cal, ani -rs.
oeNereaux LAppit Of Bremen. Germany.
Ars Albert L. Mills win be hostess at
luncheon tomorrow for krs George ".
Baxter. OF Tennessee, and on January 2.
VIII entertain at a buret luncheon IN
honor OF Mrs. JosephuE Daniels and Mrs
David Franklin Houston.
Mrs John A. Logan and her daugh-
ter Mrs Tucker. were at home yester-
Gay afternoon Mrs fuckers cousin,
Mrs. G F. B. Price. wife OF Leut Price
I. .. ID. c, received with them
The members Of the consressionsl cub
VII De az home this afternoon, when Miss
Mabel Boaromsn viii be the guest Of
honor. Mrs. John d. Works and Miss
Agnes Hart Wilson will preside al the
tea table, and others who viii assist viii
be Mrs. George NJ. Young Mrs. John Me-
Clure Wiley. Mrs. Anderson H Walter,
Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh. Mrs. Andrew J.
voistesd. Mrs Henry YoIlmer, Mrs. 10
siah A Van orsdel. Mrs. Oscar Under
wood, Mrs. Edwin s. UnderhfIl, Mrs. Dan
@. Hughes, Mrs. Carl Chase. Mrs Elmer
A. Bsrchfeld. Mrs. Harold Parmelee. Miss
Mary Wilcox. Miss Marguerite Fresr,
Miss Grace Gronns. Miss Lillian Gronna
Miss lrss Hawley. Miss Mary Howell
Miss Henrietta Hughes. and Miss Edith
Hopwood-
Mrs. John Hays Hammond was host
ess at beautifully appointed buffet
luncheon yesterday at the willard in
honor Of Lady Aberdeen. There were
about fifty guests.
Mrs. Hugh Wallace and her niece, Mis-,
ssllie Beecher, were at HON. yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Wsll,ce's siSter. Mrs
Nathaniel l. Frsncis. Of Brookline.
Mass. presided al the tea table.
Mrs. J. H. Bankhesd. wife OF Senator
Bsnkhead. OF Alabama was at home ye,-
terday afternoon from TO O'Clock at
the Farnsgut Her dsughter-in-lav. Mrs
J. H Bankhesd. Jr.. Of Alabama. who ia
her sUest, received with her. and also
Miss Marion Rankhesd. who 1, a student
at Fsirmont Seminary.
Mrs. Henry A. Wiley and Miss Wiley
were at home yesterday afternoon and
had receiving with them their house
guest. Miss Dorothes oberteusser. OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. David S. Hendrick and Mi,, LII
lian Hendrick will be at home this
afternoon from to go O'Clock
Capt and Nrs. Mark Bristol were
hosts al a bridge party OF four tables
last evening.
Mrs JUdson c. Clements and Miss
Clements will be at home Informally
this afternoon, to o'clock.
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Williams. OF Illinois, have taken an
apartment at the Burlington for the
winter. Their daughter. MrsL Irving
Wheeler. is with them for the season
Mrs. NsRette B. Paul was hostess at
a reception at the Paul Institute wednes
day evening, and some three hundred
guests were present
Ms Paul, who is the president OF the
Paul Institute, wss assisted In receiving
by the principal. Mrs. Paul HsmiII. the
two senior members OF the Glass OF 1915
Misc Ethel Weller and Miss Msrcells
NinglinS; and also BY Mrs Anna r.
Hendley, the vice president OF the school:
the preceptress, Miss Ellen r. Newton;
the members OF tn. faculty. the pupfs
and Miss Catherine Newton.
The guests were received In the dra ~
ing room, which was sttrsctively decorat-
ed with ferns and orchids: in the other
reception rooms. palms ferns and pink
roses were sttrsctively arranged. 4
strtnged orchestra played during Tie re-
ception hours which were from TO II
O'Clock
Mrs. Paul wore a handsome white lace
gown, and a oorssFe bouquet OF lavender
orchids: Mrs. HsmilTs goVpsWas shaded
lavender tulle with silver lace, and she
also wore q corssSe bouquet Of lavender
orchids; Miss Weller wore gown Of
applet green chiffon. Miss YinriinE's
gown was coral chiffon tHreta with silver
lace, Mrs. Hendley wore black lace
gown. Miss Ellen Newton Vas in pink vel
vet with cream net embroidered in gold
Miss Catherine Newton wore pink satin
and chiffon. Mise Gertrude Barnes and
Miss Ruth Bis,ell received the quests ct
the drs~tns-room door. and hnsde the
presentations TO the receiving party. Miss
Barnes wore white brocsded chiffon tat
fets with silver and blue gsrniture and
Miss Bissell was in pink chiffon tsffets
with gold lace. Miss Grace Roberts in
white chiffon tsrets, and Miss Helen
Converse in shaded pink tarets- presided
at the refreshment table, and Miss Nancy
Weeks, in pale blue chiffon tanets,
served punch.
Mrs Paul will be at home 20 her friends
at the Paul Institute, 21U7 street. on
Thursday afternoons from 4 TO 6 O'Clock.
January % and q.
Mrs. william Wads~orth Chance and
her mother, Mrs. Lake. will be at home
Informally the remaining Fridays IN Jan
usry, In their new home, Is Grafton
street, Chevy Chase, Nd
Mrs. Franci. How. johnson wa, at
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