The Washington times., 1916-01-25
NOTES AND GOSSIP
! OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of interest and Impor-
tanCe Of Past, Present, and
Future.
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Mackall, Miss Louise Loving, Miss Car
roll Wilson, and Miss Cornelia Bowie.
Among the dinner hosts of the even
i,g will be Mrs. Marcus Hanna and
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Harlow, who
will entertain for their house guest,
Mrs. Hugh Macneil, of California.
Dr. and Mrs. Wade II. Atkinson will
entertain at q reception this afternoon
from 4 to o'clock. Mrs. Henry White
and Mrs. Parker Anderson will pre-
side at the tea table.
Capt. and Mrs. ", II. Doores, who
are guests of Mrs. Doores parents, MIR.
and Mrs. william T. Glover, will re-
turn to Fort scriven, Ca, on Feb
ruary T.
The members of the Congregational
Club will entertain at u card party to-
night at the club house in New Hamp,
shire avenue. which will be decorated
for the occasion. Mrs Atlee Pomerene
will receive. The guests WI. WI lhcIuSe use
guests. No invitations were sent out
d
Lieut. John M. Eager L. S. A., was
host at q dance last evening at the
Playhouse. Lieutenant Eager has been
ordered to Panama.
Mrs. ]. Reverdy Stewart, Of the On
honor of her guest. Mrs. William II:
Macdonald, of Chicago, formerly OF
Washington.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
entertained informally at luncheon in
the Speakers private dining-room at
the Capitol yesterday for MIR. and Mrs.
James Thomson and Major Lynn Din
kins, all of Now Orleans
The Sianese minister, pbya Pratba
Karavongse was host last evening at
dinner. when he entertained Senator
and Mrs. William j. Stone, Congress-
man and Mrs. Julius Hahn, the first
secretary of the Siamesc legation, Ed
ward H. LOTUS and Mrs: Lotus; Mrs.
John B. Henderson, Jens !. Westcnard,
Prof. James II. Gore, and Robert Speer.
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Miss Callie HoGe Smith, daughter of
Senator Smith of Georgia, Is chairman
OF the\young ladies' committee of the
Southern Relief Ball to be held at the
Willard Hotel Monday evening. The
following young ladies will assist her:
Cowan. Miss MARY iIowry, Miss Ellie
J.ejeune. Miss Elizabeth Chase, Miss
Susanne Chase. Miss Helen McCumber,
Miss Katherine Overman, Miss Grace
Margaret McChord, Miss Catherine Pur-
dette, Miss Adelaide Heath, Miss Puth
Wilson, Miss Ffapcis Hoar, Miss
Beatrice Glover, Miss Dorothea Owens
iiendrick. Miss Jane Gregory, Miss
Beatrice nulin, Miss Doruthy bennett,
Miss Lucy Rurleson. Miss Sidney
Burleson, Miss Marie Sims. Miss Italy
Carter, Miss Georgia Sclotield, Miss
Evelinn Gleaves. Miss Frances Dunn,
Miss MarGheritta Tllmnn, Miss Sallie
Beecher, Miss Charlotte Cnpers, Miss
Helen Todd, Miss Helen WaSott, Miss
Miss Dorothy Mason. Miss Catherine
Harlow. Miss Katherine Efinger,
Senorita Morales, Miss Rayhaud. Miss
Grynga Raybau1, Miss Dorothy Mon
Crenshaw. Miss Marie Peary, Miss POGO
hontas Butler. Miss Elizabeth Cren-
shaw, Miss Franrise Williams, Miss
May Frey, Miss Mary Willig Coleman:
Miss May X. Little, Miss Lucy Bird
, Morton. Miss Lillian Morgan, Miss Dolly
Young, Miss Margaret Young, Miss Erlt-
ton, the Misses de Pena. Miss Elizabeth
Harding, Miss Sophia Sweet, Miss Nell
Rose ReCgett, Miss Marion Bankhea1,
MISS Sullivan, the Misses Heth, Miss
Gibson. Miss Hildceerde Hurley EiisS Hiss
O'GormSn, Miss Dorothy shuey ,Is MISS
Eleanor Baxter, Miss Kathryn Coville,
Miss Natalie Blake, Miss ImoSene
Young, Miss Sunshine Pope, Miss
katherine Judge, Miss Evelyn Jackson
The IN Misses ssttSriiefld e6rry M'SS Nss ffsnS1 Fna
Miss Virginia Le seure, Miss Pauline
stone. Miss Maxwell Church, ,.,t Miss Nay Ng,s
atSe katherine ire TTeat. Miss MarFgerite Eqr-
bour, Baroness Won WiEkler, MISS
Harriet Harmon, and Miss iheda Go'u-
smith.
With the President and Mrs. wilson,
who occupied box at the Nauonal
Theater last evening, at the beneht per
forrnance for the Working Boys Home,
were Mr.. and Mrs. JuliarN Boiling and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Boiling. The Vice
President and Mrs. Marshal were
guests of Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh VINO
also entertained Mrs. l.lndley M: Gar
rison Mrs. Osborne, of Denver; Charles
Richardson, and Mr.. Clifton.
Others entertaining box parties were
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mr. aho
Mrs. Richard Crane. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Harlow, and Eames MacNeagh
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins had guests
with her, the party coming on from the
dinner which she gave earlier in the
evening.
The Chief of Staff of the Army, Ma.
jor Gen. Hugh l., Scott and Mrs. Scott
entertained at dinner last evening n
honor of the Secretary or state anc
Mrs. Lansing. Their qual ters at Forl
Myer were gay with pink lilies in set,
ting of ferns and a miniature fleet o!
hattleships, with coast defense guns anc
terpiece of the table.
The guests, in addition to Secretary
and Mrs. Lansing, were the Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Daniels, the Sec
retary of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William S. Ren
son, Mai Gen. and Mrs. George Bar
nett, Senator Key Plttman. Mrs. Jonr
w. Foster, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
Peters, William Phillips, Col. William
Wilder, Mrs, w. II. Hail. and Mis-
Scott.
Mrs. William p l2orland, wife of Con
gresham Borland of Missouri. who re
ceives the last Tuesday in each month
viii be at homo informally tomorrow
afternoon from to 6, when she vii
be assisted by her mother Mrs
Winants.
Mrs, Albert S. Rurleson. Mrs. Davi
T.. Houston. Mrs. Robert y. Page. an
Mrs. c. c. Dickinson will preside at tn
tea table, and during the afternoon Mis-
Dorothy bennett and Miss Sylvia Met
calfe will give a musical program.
Others assisting in the hosnitalit
will include Mrs. James A. Reed, Mr.
House, Mrs BusbeY. Mrs. Gish, Mr.
Joel Bunkley, Miss Dickinson, and Mis-
Dorothy Brown, Of Kansas City.
The annual dance of the Washingto
Chapter OF the Trinity College Alum
nae Association will be given
Rauscher's Friday night February !