The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-27
NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Many Entertainments Are
Given BY Hosts and Host.
esses Of City.
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becoming and entirely appropriate to an
al fresco fete.
Although there was no formal receiv-
ing line. the ladies of the Cabinet as
sisted In welcoming the guests. Mrs.
Marshall. who was accompanied by the
Vice President. wore a charming gown
Of white. Eirdled with blue, with a
white hat. Mrs. Lansing's gown Of
In the Jacket Of Dresden silk. and with
this charming costume she wore big
black hat.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo fingered about the grounds
until the last guest had departed. Mrs.
very much of late. with a scarf of
white fox about her shoulders and a
transparent black hat. She carried a
sheaf Of American Beauty roses.
Tho Secretary Of War, Mr. Baker.
the Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs;
mother. Mrs. Mary Cleaves Daniels. and
the Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane were among the guests. likewise
the Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Mr.. Redfield. the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Burleson, Mrs. William B.
Wilson, wife of the Secretary OF Labor
and Miss Agnes Wilson. Miss Wilson
wore becoming frock Of white net
with . garden hat.
German Envoy There.
The German ambassador arrived early
in the afternoon and fingered long. The
Bolivian Minister and Madame Calder
on. Miss Calderon. the Minister Of Uru-
quay and Madame de Pena, the Misses
de Pena, Madame Diano, the Swiss
Minister and Madame Ritter. the mill
e. M EmhQlHy
and Madame Raybaud. DR.. Ahrens. OF
the German embassy. and ]. e. Lefevre,
Of the Panama legation were among
the diplomats present.
crepe and net, which have been so little
in evidence this season. made a belated
noticeable favorite, and among tht
one worn by Miss Margaret Niche
whose only trimming was a modish ar
rangement of tucks.
Miss Margaret Smith also AFFECTED
white taffeta. with a scarf OF brigh,
white hat Mrs. John William Thomp
SON also wore white taffeta, and hat
an ermine scarf about her shoulders:
Mrs. William Fl. Boiling and Mist
Bertha Boiling. mother and sister O.
the afternoon. and among the interest
ing guests was Mrs. Post Wheeler. wife
Of the secretary Of the American lega'
ton at japan; Mr.. and Mrs.. Thoma.
Taliaferro; Mrs; Tucker: Mrs; sgor9 9,s,
Mary Wilcox. Mrs. Virgil Peterson; Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Noyes. Miss Prem
tice. Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely. Mrs. 10
Hannis Taylor. Mrs. Reid Hunt. ant
Miss Dorothy Wyeth were among those
who stood chatting under the trees.
Among Other Guests.
william Woodrow. Mrs. F. B. Moran
Mrs. Horace mcfarland. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Lockwood. Miss Ruth Wilson
Mrs. Carl Vrooman. Mrs. John H
Magruder and Miss Magruder. tn
Counselor of the State Department an
Mrs. Frank Polk. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Littauer. Mr.; and Mrs: Howard Rec
Neil. Miss Catherine Burdette. Mis-
Angelica Remey. Mrs. Claude a. Swan
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Boiling. MI
and Mrs. William F. Lemon. Capt. an
Mrs. Alexander NJ Watson. MIS-; Ga,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Strauss. Mr.
Fred Britten. Commander and Mr.
James o. Richardson. Mrs. Cham
Clark. Mrs. James Thomson, Miss Flor
. Wilson. Capt. and Mrs. Josiah MeK ga,
ator and Mrs. Key Pittman, Col. an
Mrs. Rufus Lane, Miss Dorothy Mill
of New York; Medical Director and Mr
Charles H Il L9 ,.I s,.mG Co% Nina 4
bert T. Watson, Commissioner Of II
Land Office and Mrs. Clay Tallma,
Mrs. T. De witt Talmage, Mrs. M
Cutcheon, of Pittsburgh; Rear Admir-
nd GpS wsssn and and Mr., Mssss
PadRett Mr. and Mrs. William
Padsett, Senator and Mrs. Pom
creme. Capt. and Mrs. Thorn,
Wa ing Mr., ME eorse s Yam ysmg Fosse
Miss Mary Van Fossen, Miss Flcren!
Lernert, OF Newark. Ohio; Mrs. Rol
ert seyre smylie, Mrs. Matthew SIN!
lie. Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick Mckenzie
Miss Jane Hunt, pr. Charles sYisho
Mrs Richardson Glover. Lieutcna
wisner. Senator And Mrs. Norris She
rTif. Mr. and Mrs. cuno Rudolph, MI
Edward H. Tillman. Miss Mareherit
DR.. and Mrs. Charles W Richardso
Mrs: Beyerly Wtlli ~. MsS, Mrs' ,S Wil hs
trian embassy; Mrs, Hngh l.. SEQ
Mrs John A. Logan. Mrs. Logan Tue
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro Sweeney; Nj
Sherman Miles, Mrs. William Beld
NODlc, MTh, TTeSleN tNlNcN, I'c
Roland Cotton Smith and Mr., and M
Eveleth Whiting.
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ma Miss Marguerite Clark will he
home informally on Tuesday, MAY 30.
the afternoon and evening at ttcir re-
dence. IT'S Lanier place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis, who we
to New York to attend the marriage
Miss Gertrude Gordon and DR.. Cary
Grayson on Wednesday. have return
a Washington.