The Washington times., 1916-02-17

Mertln Trench and Mrs' Charles Laird
will preside ~ the table.
dinner Of eight covert tonight al the
Hy lsiy S5f SafS Elliott s,Ss q '''pp''"'n' %
lieutenant COMMANDER ana Mrs. y.
g. Martin viii ertertain at a dinner
Saturday night and win take their
E,icgts later to- the subscription dnnce
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Mann win 70
South next week TO. remain fortnight.
Mrs. Atleo Eomefene has cards out
for q reception at the Congressional
Club Tuesday afternoon. February ".
from 4 10 0 O'clock. In compliment 70
creme IL president OF the club and mrs.
Fletcher IL Its former president.
g. s.
Mrs. william 0raeme Harvey has sent
out InyitstionS Tor a tea Eserusry as ,,is. y,
Annie Madison, VINO will be her guest.
The Minister cf Peru and Nine. rezet
have Cancelled AZ social engage5nents a,!s
brother. Carlos Pezet in this city on
Tuesday evening.
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A bag sale for the benefit Of the
RaSsoSer. %srSsp Esa on MSrch ~ % Thsre % wii Be
q miscellaneous bag table, society and
fancy work bag table. baggage table
for trayeiers' bags, candy bag table:
comfort .bag table for soldiers and
for children, and other interesting bag
tables. In the evening Mi-Careme
dance win be held.
Mrs. william Hamilton Bayly and her
sister. Mrs. George Arthur Barnes, OF
Chicago, who II her guest. will be at
home Informally Saturday afternoon at
Mrs. Bayiy's residence. zi2b N street.
Of Virginia Antiquities will hold re-
ception at Octagon House Tuesday art
ernoon, February 20, from 4 TO 6 o'clock.
Miss Virginia Miller. president Of the
association, will receive, ana Mrs. Edith
Marmion Brosius. harpist. Will give q, a
fancy costume win assist during tho
afternoon.
One OF the largest and most charming
ly arranged receptions and dances ever
held at the Cairo was given last evening
In compliment to Mrs. Clarence Mckay.
The hostesses who received with Mrs,
Mckay were Mrs. William Il. Dffen-
doerfer Mrs. William II. Hancock. Mrs
III. c. Benham. and Mrs, Edward Al
mon. wife OF Congressman Almon OF
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The Misses Lansing, sisters Of Sec
retary Of state Robert Lansing, were
the honor guests at the luncheon which
Miss Maths, niece OF Congressman
William b. Mckinley. gave today The
table was decorated with large silver
vase filled with vari-colored spring
flowers.
Mrs. John II. Stephens. wife Of Con-
gressman Stephens OF Texas was hos
tess at a luncheon this afternoon. The
table was decorated with yellow ayi
white Japanese lilies: The guests were
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. Mrs. Claude
Kitchin. Mrs. Martin ID. Foster. Mrs.
Edward w. Saunders. Mrs. Charles r.
risp. Mrs. Walter L. Hensley, Mrs.
James Wickersham, Mrs. Charles II.
James b. Townsend. Mrs. william L
Taylor. Of North Carolina, and Mrs. NJ.
w. Gilfrey.
Mrs George Weed Wallace. who iB
just recovering from serious illness,
Is visiting friends at West Point. She
Is accompanied by Miss Mary Holmes.
daughter OF Commander Hclmes. y. 8.
celebration at the Military Academy.
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Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, a noted di-
Wire of the Episcopal church. will ad-
dress the members OF the Congressional
Club Friday afternoon: My Life
Among the COWBOYS and Miners"
tor and writer assures him large au-
dicpce. Tea viii be. served at o'clock.
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The Tee dance arranged for February
20 by the Congressional Club is happily
n tofV mn fadk kaK hA In HOVR-
gressional circles.
The dance last Tuesday was delight
fully successful. Mrs. Atlee Pomerene,
Mrs. John F. shafroth and Mrs. Rec
side received.
The Army and Navy Chapter, d. A.
r., will give an entertainment in st.
Margar g schoolroom. February "a. A
lecture with slides. will be delivered
by MS. Slack. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. e. A. Edwards. the
This lecture and entertainment is for
the benefit of both the Army and Navy
Chapter. and st. Margaret's Church.
Mrs. John X. shields will be at home
today from till 8. Assisting her will
be Mrs. Charles Howry, Miss Helen
Stewart, Mrs. w. ID. Connor. and Mrs.
Richard Austin. of Tennessee.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy.
will entertain at u dance March In the
ball room OF the Hotel Lafayette.
Mrs. 'Drury Conway Ludlow Is acting
president OF the chapter. and many
women prominent in official and resi-
dent society In Washington. are among
the patronesses.
Miss Nell Rose Baggett. president of
the Winnie Davis Chapter, u. d. c., Is
chairman of the committee OF young
ladies' whose names will be announced
at any early date.
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The Girls Friendly Society of the
diocese Of Washington will give a tea
dance at Rauscher's Tuesday. February
%. from I to o'clock. for the benefit
of the work of the society. Tickets may
be purchased from Mrs. j. G. Boyd, 1921
Twenty-second street. Bornsctein's or
chestra will furnish the music.
The patronesses for the event are
Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs. Charles 8.
Hamlin, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs.
Thomas T. Can, Mrs. John w. Foster.
Miss Gertrude Myer. Miss Kibbey, Miss
Douglas. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs.
Randolph McKim. Mrs. Edison Bradley,
Mrs. Hugh L. Scott, Mrs Henry Kirke
Clarence Wilson. and Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle.
The marriage OF Mics Nancy ".
Wyatt. OF Richmond. to John Mcdowell,
aIa0 Of Richnond f0oIr niana In VUaah-