The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-19
NOTES AND GOSSIP
T. OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items Of Interest and lmpOr-
lance Of Past, Present, and
Future.
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f.. Crane, of Newark and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Colburn, Of philadelphia
Mrs. John X. Shields, wife of Senator
Shields OF Tennessee, and her daughter
Miss Jeanette Cowan. will be at home
tomorrow afternoon. They will be MS
sisted, by. Mrs. e. w. Cole. Miss Ms,y
nmuei Padgett, Mrs. Joseph w: Byrns,
\ iss Jane Austen and Mas Edith Kocn.
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Mrs. Ira G. COpley and Mrs. James
X. Mann will receive together at Mrs
Copley's residence. 2l31 r street, Tues
day afternoon.
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Mrs. LINDSAY Van Rensselaer,, of New
York, was hostess at large dinner
party last evening in compliment TO
the women attending the Federation OF
Women's Clubs now meeting in Wash
ington. The ninety or more guests were
entertained in the gold room at the
ShorCharE the company being seated at
small tables which were attractiVely
decorated with pink flowers and pink
capped cendelabra.
philander, c. Knox, former Secretary
OF state. entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Willard. Alberta lpa-
ncma Moreira. first secretary. of the
brazilian embassy, also had luncheon
party there yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson Howe, Of
Richmond. and their daughter arrived
at Washington Yesterday and are stop
ping at the Willard, and among the
other guests at the hotel are Mrs. Ben
iamin stern. of Heslyn, L: l.. and Mrs
Wynn Schaefer, of New York. who are
returning from White Sulphur SPRING.
Other recent arrivals include. Mrs: Seth
Low, of New York, who Joined Mr..
Low. Mr.. and Mrs. f. j: Wright, Of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Writ
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of New Orleans, and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Deboiese, of New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Steiner 4A * street
northwest. will I've at home Sunday.
January .. from TO 10 o'clock IN
celebration of the confirmation OF their
son, Hermen.
Mrs. Cement \. f, Flaeler. wife of
Colonel FIagler. y. 5. A.. is entertain
ing at lcncheon and bridge party this
afternoon. The guests are Mrs. James
CANDY Mrs. Charles +; Humphrey. Mrs.
Wooten. Mrs. William 5. Graves, Mrs.
George r. Chase Mrs. w A. Bethel
Mrs. Irvih l.. Hunt. Mrs. Samuel Reber,
Mrs Frank 5. COcheu and Mis-. Edward
J.. Munson.
Mrs. John Franklin Little. Of Georgia,
gave a bridge party yesterday for Mrs:
irot tp and sister, Nj and Mrs.
Thcodorc Tiller. The Othe-' guests We're
Mrs. William Schley Howard. Mrs, John
n. Evans, Mrs joel Morris, ,t MRS a. H S1Sv
4 TSG,Gx, N ". Ha rdVf Mrs, Joseph
FHlk Mrs; W. H. H. HaT Tf;c,iiirf Mrs Mrs a.
Clarence Stone. Mrs. Dudley Hughes.
Mrs. Edwin Brsndenhurg. MFs:. Ruther-
ford and Mrs Petire. Mrs. Claude n.
bennett and Mrs Dennis Sunemet1
were invited later in the afternoon TOT
tea.
Capt and Mrs. William C. Harllee will
entertain at dinner tomorrow mght at
the Army and Navy Club In complimet
TO their house guest, Miss Lillian SUIT
ton, Of Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. c. Neal will enter
tain Jat dinner tonight at the Chevy
Chase Club.
A brilliant gathering of about go peo-
pie dined and danced at the University
Club last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Eichelberger were hosts at din
ner of nine covers, their guests includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Taylor, Miss
Edith Koon, Harry Meem, and Mr.
Fowler.
Thilman Hendrick gave a dinner party
before the dance Among his guests
were the Assistant Solicitor of the State
Department and Mrs Hampson Gary
and their house guests, the Misses
Wright. of Texaa- nieces of Mrs. Gary;
Mr.: and Mrs. Royal McKenna, and Miss
II. X. Hickey entertained twelve
guests at dinner, including his sisters,
Miss Ethel Hickey and Mrs. belmont;
Miss Mercedes Godoy, Miss Katherine
Hitchcock. Miss Hannah Taylor. Walter
Parker. Clay Bailey. Mr. Shea. Fred
Gibbs. and Russell Munroe. Others
among the guests at the club were Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin c. Brandenburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Berkeley Simmons. Gen. and
Mrs. William Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grahame n. Powell, DR.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Crawford, Lieut.. and Mrs: Joel Bunk
ley. Miss Dorothy bennett. Miss Eu-
E'cnta Holcomb. Mrs. Lillian S. Appleby,
Miss Reauregard, DR.. p. F.. Larkin.
Governeur Hoes, Colonel Clifford. Dick
Daniels. J. j. Costigan, DR., John Bris-
coe, Mr.. Kurtz. DR.. Edward Snowden,
and Spencer Gordan.
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The Colonial Danes Club will hold
its birthday celebration on Saturday.
from to 6. All members are invited
II attend, but no guests outside Of the
club are allowed that afternoon. Out
which il entertaining Mrs. Wilson on
January "a. the Club OF Colonial Danes
has deferred the lecture to be given on
preparedness by Assistant Secretary Of
Monday, January 81
The marriage OF Miss Alice Whiting,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. GUY Fairfax
Whiting, and John b. Cochran, will
take place at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Whiting in New HAMPSHIRE avenue.
Wednesday afternoon. February %, Mt
4:3O o'clock. Miss Julia Whiting will
he maid Of honor for her sister, and Mr..
Cochran viii have as best man his
brother, PeYton Cochran. The brides
maids will he Miss FudorR Glover. Miss
Margaret Draper Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley. and Miss Elsie Williams, OF Bos-
ton.
Mrs. j. Eakin Gadshv will not be at
home until Thursday. February 3. when
she will have with her Col, and Mrs.
Frederick f. Boothbv, OF Portland, Me,
Mrs Fred bennett and Miss Dorothy
bennett win be at home informally to-
morrow afternoon Mt 1923 q street.
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Miss Katherine T. WriRht Of Ten
uessee, the well-known interpreter OF
Uncle Remus stories. will he the guest
Of honor at the Congressional Club Fri
daY afternoon. Mrs. Pomerene. presi-
dent of the club. will receive Mrs. John
Burke and Mrs. James A. Frear will
DrcSida al the tahIa thnsa