The Washington times., 1916-03-27
PARTY. TO Be GIVEN
TO BAKERS TONIGHT
BY THE POMERENES
Secretary Of War and Wife to
Shore Honors Tomorrow
With the Danielses.
OTHER FETES THIS WEEK
Major General and Mrs. Scott
win Entertain Cabinet Men,
Der at Dinner Tomorrow.
OTHER FETEs THIS WEEK

are the guests in whose honor Senator
and Mrs. Pomerene will entertain at
dinner this evening. There Will be
eighteen IN the party.
Secretary and Mrs. Baker will share
honors with the Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels at dinner tomorrow
evening. with tho Ambassador of Japan
and Viscountess Chinda as hosts. and
"wednesday evening Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Hugh l.. Scott will entertain at dinner
In honor of Secretary and Mrs. Baker.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Baker spent
tho afternoon motoring about the sub
Is probable they will decide upon some
place near Chevy Chase or in Woodley
Lane before Mrs. Baker returns to
Cleveland on Thursday.
The Counsellor OF the British em-
bassy and Mrs. Colville Barclay have
as a guest Herbert Ward, of England,
father OF Mrs. Barclay. Mr.. Ward was
bassador and Lady Spring-Rice, and
showed several interesting sketches he
made while serving with the British am
bulance convoy operating with the
Ward was injured In service and could
not return TO the front. He has one
son who is held prisoner by the Ger
mans, while another lost his life in SER
vice.
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Mrs. Frederick r. Thompson. who has
been a guest of Mrs. Henry F. Dlmock.
returned to her home. In Now York,
today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sevellon l.. Brown are
making a short stay at the Plaza. in
New York city.
Miss Celestine E,Istis will entertain
at tea on Friday In Aiken. when she
Will serve Russian oatmeal cookies and
other dantes described in the recipes
in a cook book which she published re-
Gently and sold for the benefit OF the
poor of Aiken.
John r. Mclean has leased Kinney
Lodge on the Ocean road at Nqrrag' m
sett Pier, for the conine season. This
will be the fourth successive season
that Mr.. Mclean has occupied this
villa.
Baron Renaud dIingcru Sternberg, OF
the Russian embassy. went TO New
York yesterday, where he will be at
the Plaza for several days.
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Mrs. ]. Low Hartman. Of Washington
and Berryville. Va. is making an ex-
entertained at dinner last evening at
the st. Regis.
Mrs. /. w. Litteli. wife of Col, lit.
tell, u. s. A, who has been visiting
Mrs. Charles T. Menoher at Fort Ny el
for several days. will return to W9sh,
inEton tomorrow. Mrs. Menohcr enter.
tained at luncheon on Friday In coInpli'
ment to Mrs Littell.
Colonel Menoher iE making an in.
definite stay at Rock Island Arsenal
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brushwood. for
merly OF this city but now OF London
who have been In Washington for q
week. left town today for New Yorl
to sail aboard the Rotterdam for Eng
Major and Mrs. William ]. Glasgow
entertained at an informal tea yes
Major Glasgow's sister. Miss CariottG
Glasgow, who Is their house guest.
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Mrs. Richard Crane will be at home
Informally this afternoon. Miss Ruth
Hapgood and Miss Delano will pre-
. side at the tea table. Mrs. Crane will
receive again next Monday afternoon
m. A delightful chiidren's party wa,
er given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
~ thur G. Moses Saturday afternoon II
u honor of their little daughters CNIar,
Wade) fourth birthday.
Forty children were entertained will
games and motion pictures, accompa
MED by an orchestra. Some mother
hens surrounded by baby chicks proved
to be perfectly good ice cream.
The guests were Olivia Nixon, Ed
ward Weston. Adelaide. Mary Caroline
and Samuel Henry, Katherin WHder
Virginia Alexander Julian Heron Pau
Pyes, Agnes Foster, Harry Chesiey
Burr Edwards, Anne Ashley, EstelI,
Dyer. George Medler. Willard West
William Canada, Helen Staples. Everett
Shipley. Donald Lane, Lewelyn Biggs
Harry BigRs. Randolf Rufrln. CATHERINE
IIudheim. James and Kitty Robb, Vir
Eania Corby, Betty Mentally, Charlie
Moses. Justine and Gilmore Corpy
Peggy Walsh. Edward Walsh, and Ro
land Howenstein.