The Washington herald., 1916-05-04
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. Warren
Entertain with Small Dinner at Residence;
Chinese Minister Koo Is Host at Luncheon
..-." Other Netos of Society the Capital

Mrs. Thomas Ewing, Admiral and Mrs.
Blue, Mr. and Mrs. William c. Heron
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillard Hunt, Mrs. John
p. Niles, of Wilmington, and DR.. Charles
Noble Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler were
hosts at a dinner Of thirty-eight covers
last evening at the Chevy Chase Club
entertaining in compliment to Mrs.
Marion Ashdowne, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Hunt, of Boston
gave a dinner party at the Chevy Chase
Club last evening in honor Of Miss Han
nah Taylor and Mr.. Charles Clay Bayly
whose marriage will take place Monday
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Hunt are guests oS Mr.
and Mrs. Hannis Taylor until after the
wedding. Other members of the house
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are en-
tertaining are Mrs Charles Taylor. Miss
Marion Taylor and Miss Corinne Ii
Baron, all OF Mobile, Ala Mr.. Charles
Taylor and Mr.. Alfred Taylor, Of South
Carolina. will join them Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Quintsr enter
talned at dinner at the Chevy Chase Clut
last evening for Miss Dorothy Gould and
Assistant Paymaster Malcolm Gordon
slarrow, whose wedding takes place on
Saturday
Owing to Illness. Mrs. Walter c. Allen
OF sSO7 Newark street. will be unable to
receive on Fridays, May and 13.
The Secretary of State was among
those taking luncheon in the palm garden
at the Willard yesterday.
The Minister of China, DR.. Koo. was
host at luncheon yesterday at the lega-
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loughby, OF Johns Hopkins University,
who is leaving this country at the end
CT the month for China
Among the guests were DR.. Frank J.
GoodEow, president OF johns Hopkins
University; DR.. W. H. Welsh and DIR.
David Robinson, both of the University;
Capt Thomas Holconbe, j.. Col. Dion
Williams, Mr.. z. T Williams, Mr.. Geo.
Marvin, Mr.. Yung Kwal and Mr.. Tong.
Mrs. Richard Crane entertained at a
small luncheon yesterday, when her
guests included Mrs. Robert Lansing and
her house guests, Mrs. Charles w. Val
waterto~n. n. 7, and Mrs. John W.
Foster.
Miss Margaret Immel Smith, daughter
Of Capt. and Mrs. William Strother
Smith, U. S. N, entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon at her residence in
o street The guests were: Miss Mildred
Bacon. Miss Edith Temple Oracle, Miss
Mary Irwin, Mrs Francis Alton Connolly,
Miss Dorothy BerthoIf, Miss Marjorie
Helmbold. Miss Dorothy bennett, Miss
Anita Kite, Miss Kate DuBose, Miss
Hanna Taylor, Mrs. William n. Taft
Miss Harriet Clark, Miss Frances Tstum
Of Miami, Fla: Mrs. Thomas ]. Kemp
Mrs. William w. Yenable. Mrs. A. T
Church. Mrs. Henry f. Jenkins, Miss
katherine Thesis, Miss Frances Efhnger
Miss Katherine Efinger, Mrs. Richard
son, Mrs. William Henry Holcombe, Miss
Antoinette Ray. Miss Dorothy Taylor
Miss Eloise Orme, Mrs. Richard Kearney
Miss LAnette Hines Smith, Mrs. s. Roland
Hopkins, Miss Cornelia Smith, Mrs. John
Harrison Knapp. Mrs. George n. Ray
Miss Jamie Hearln, and Mrs Charlie:
Nelson Riker.
Tea, to which a number Of additional
guests were asked, followed later in the
afternoon. The table. at which Miss lie.
mira GInett Hill presided. was decorated
with marigOlGs.
Mrs. Robert E. Noble. wife Of Mai
Noble, L. S. A. was hostess at a bridge
party yesterday afternoon. Additiona
guests were invited for tea, which fol
lowed later in the afternoon. Mrs. Car.
roll Buck and Mrs. c. c. McCullocH
in the dining-room were Mrs. William
c. Gorgas, Mrs Percy Jones, and Mrs
Llwellyn Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs Helm Bruce. Of Louis
willie, Ky. arrived in Washington yes.
terday. and are at the shoreham.
Miss Wood. sister Of former representa-.
tive Ira W. Wood, Of New Jersey, and
treasurer of the Club Of Colonial Danes
Of Washington, D. c., gave a tea at the
Congressional Club yesterday afternoon
in honor Of the Colonial Danes of New
Jersey. In the receiving line were Mrs
Iibbey, president Of Colonial Danes, OF
New Jersey; Mise Treat, governor gen.
eral OF the National Society Of Colonial
Danes; Mrs. Bacon. vice president Of the
national society; Miss Spencer, president
OF the Club OF Colonial Danes; Mrs
Pomerene, president of the Congressiona,
Club: Mrs. Norman Grey, vice president
or the board Of managers Of the New
Jersey society: Mrs. John Moses, regis.
trar Of the New Jersey society; Mrs
kearfoot, historian of the New jersey
society: Mrs William Pierson Field, oi
New Jersey; Mrs. George Bergen and
Mrs. Horace L. Nixon, Of New Jersey.
Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs. Lee S. Over.
man. Mrs. Braisted, wife Of Surgeon
General Braisted; Mrs. Bartine and Mrs
johnson. Of Maine. presided at the tes
table. Mrs. James Carol Frazer, Mrs
Olphant, Miss Sophie Casey, Miss Lib.
hey Overnnan and Miss Moses, Of Tren-
ton, assisted
The patronesses for the British ben.1t
for wounded soldiers to be rfy.n al
Octagan House during horse show week
are Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Miss Adams
Mrs. A. E. Bates, Mrs. Paul Bartlett
Mrs Blaine Beale, Mrs Charles Bell
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs Gist Blair
Mrs. Montgomery Blair. Miss Boardnan
Mrs. John Bolt, Mrs. Willard Brownson
Mrs. F. H. Brooke, Miss Buchanan Mrs
Calderson Carlisle, Mrs. Richardson
Clover, Miss Goldman, Mrs Gordon Cum
ming. Mrs. Alerton Cushman, Madame
Ekengren, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs