The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-29
MANY HOSTS At CONCERT
Society Well Represented In Apdl.
ence At Boston symphony.

Society Well Represented In Apd'.
snee At Boston Symphony.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones oc-
cupied q box at the Boston symphony
concert at the National. Theater yes
p sssSsy s sssernSon otssr ises were
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend was
with the German Ambassador and
Countess Won Bernstorff, who oc-
had several members Of the embassy
stan as their guests.
Mrs. Lansing, wife OF the secretary
OF state, and Mrs. Baker. wife OF the
Sec ssSretsry Of Wat ,, wsre gr uss,ss on 2,
their box; Mrs. Lane, wife OF the
Secretary OF the Interior. had n party
In the adjoining box; the Rev. WARD
Denys and Mrs. Denys and their
their box Mrs. A. T. srice and Ralph
Cross johnson, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ltsner had as guests In their box JUS
tice and Mrs, Robb, Mrs. william
Rodenberg and Miss Hartman. mrs
preston Gibson had party In MIS-
Others in the audience were Mrs.
Thomas +. Walsh, Nine. de Blanpre,
Mrs, Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Chauncey
aackett,, Mrs: CaiGsron csrl I .n mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
Nine. de Sibour, Mrs. John A. Lejeune,
Mrs. Buckner Randolph. Mrs. Joseph
stoddard, Mrs: Victor Kaunmsnn'
Mrs r.o, Thomas M.. H. Garter Mr snS Mr b
Chaplin. Mrs. Lee stubbleneld,, Mrs.
Hampson Gary, Mrs. Tom Williams,
Mrs. Jack Biddie, Mrs. Frank Car
penter, Miss Carpenter, MT. and Mrs.
man. Mrs. Bagiey. Miss Bagiey. Mrs.
Ward Brown. Mrs. Frank Noyes, Mrs
Theodore Noyes, Mrs. Clarence VIII
son, and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax
Dinner FER McLeans.
Capt and Mrs. Ridley Mclean. were
the guests In whose honor Rear Admlra,
and Mrs. Leigh G.. Palmer entertained
at dinner last evening at their home IN
we're Col, and Mrs. l. Mason dullct.
Commander and Mrs. William w. Gal
braith. Commander and Mrs. frtt.
Ssndos. Mrs. Roscoe e. Bulmer mo
table was adorned with centerpiece OF
American Beauty roses and Easter lilies
arranged In silver vase
MI; SsSrss G ffS% bSsss h ana oS viii
pass the winter with her father-in-
law. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Mrs.
Lodge spent last winter In Boston.
Her daughter, Miss Helena Lodge, "
her two young sons are at school In
Massa chusetts.
Senator and Mrs. Porter. Mccum-
dinner ain wer Which .e NJ. and \ Mrs. Th.odors
shuey gave last evening at their resi-
denre in California avenue.
The other guests were Capt ana
Mrs. Robert bert D9ssher,y' GMi r. 9,aw sIn
Frank, OF New York; Miss Flora .wii-
SON. Miss Helen McCumbor. Miss
Louise Lacy. Miss shuey. NJ. Lefeyre,
Of the Panama legation: Baron as
decorations consisted OF pink roses.
Mrs. John Miller Horton will enter
tain at an informal luncheon on FRI
ment to the state officers. ex:.state
officers and regents OF the District
National Society, Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
Estertsis breakfast Guests.
Judge Lurtin II. CHM. Col. Harvey
G. Long. and Gen. lee II. Harris, de-
Veterans. Of Washington. were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reeves Rowdy.
bush. of Kensington, Md. at breakfast
Tuesday morning, preparatory to Q
days hunt In Montgomery county.
Miss EsteIIe Reeve has gone to Bal.
timore to visit her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank v. Atiee. for the holidays.
Tn. Delta sigma Delta Fraternity
brate Thanksgiving by holding .
dance that evening at studio hall. The
| chaperons will be DIR. and Mrs. r. j.
Stockman. DR.: and Mrs. q. 4. Haw..
Or. and Mrs. Ira Riggs. william Mag
ner II chairman OF the committee on
arrangements.
Take Boxes for Beneat.
Among those who have already
taken seats and boxes for the musical
fantasy, "Do You Believe In Fatriesy'
which will be given for the bench,
Sf az spe % peesmsss ~. attn. B Ss
Theater. are Mrs. Perry Johnson, Mrs
John u. Henderson, Mrs. Randall Hag'
ner, Mrs. Walter Tuekerman. Mrs,
Walter Wilcox. Mrs: II; +, Fairbanks
schwartn. Mrs. Robert chapman, Mrs
Hennen jennings, Mrs. Charles
Ffoulke. Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs; J
liam Ritter, Mrs. Thomas Dawson
Mrs. Armstead Davis, and Mrs. Cary
Langhorne. Mrs. william Ritter and
Miss Hawke have the sale OF seats and
boxes.
=
Bells Reopen Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell hav,
| reopened their home In Connecticut
avenue for the winter. Mrs. Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs, Bell, has Joined her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chew, al
their residence In ii street, for th'
winter.
Rear Admiral Austin NJ. Knight hal
| left Newport for New York. He vii
come TO Washington for a short visi'
before returning TO Newport.
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| Mrs. Isaac Thomas Mann will re
ceive on Saturday afternoons in De
cember at her residence I'm Sixteenth
street.
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Commander Power Symington, WHIT
has been on duty at the office o.