The Washington times., 1916-01-14

Misses Scriven. Miss Ruth Anderson.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Thomas +. Nor
gan, tr., George .. Totten, and James
Murphy.
In the musical drill were Miss How
ard, the Misses scriven, Mrs. Sinclair
Bowen, Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss Helena
Elliott, Miss Ethel MacMu1Tay. Miss
VAIL, Miss Julia whiting. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, Miss Frances Carpenter,
Lieptenant and Mrs. Thur5er. Mia, Miss
Morgan. Miss Ruth Anderson, Harry
Dingley. Ralph coffin. Viscount date
Lieutenant Greedy, John o. Evans,
Thomas p. Morgan. tr.; George o. Tot
ten, Hugh Legare. Count Bonde, Cap
tain Haight. and DR.. BaYne.
Among those who came for tea we're
Mrs. william M. Ritter, Srigadler Cen
eral and Mrs. ScriVen, the Danish
minister, Mr. Brun; Mr. and Mrs.. Dun.
Mrs. Henry T. oxnard, Miss Pichon,
Landers, Mrs. John o. Evans, Mrs.
Goode. Miss Edith Goode, Miss Mary
Dove, Clarence A. Aspinwall. William
Corcoran, Miss Louise Litteuer, Miss
Helen Lanahan, Miss Ruth Donaldson,
Richard Crane, Mrs. arthur Lee, ora
Charles Hamlin. Lieutenant winters,
Miss Carolyn Nash, Mrs. William Mitch
ell, Miss Frances Traver, Miss Adelaide
Heath. Miss Louise Delano. and Count
dAdehemar.
Brig. Gen. and MrF. Albert i. Mills
entertained at dinner last night In
honor Of tho Secretary of State anu
Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. Lansing was ur1.
able to attend on account OF illness.
The The guests werG sec Secretary lansing
Fletcher, Con and Mrs. Charles Fitz-
hugh, Mr. and Mra. Henry Kirk For
ter, Mrs Henry Cleveland Perklnr. lsa-
belle Wells aud Brig. Gen. Henry @.
Sharpe.
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn entertained at dinner last night
at their home. Their guests were Mr.;
and Miro. Charles C: .McChord. Dr.. and
Joseph Mrs @Y Folk .0' Medical Bireotor and
Mrs. Francis s, Nash. Col. and Mrs:
Thomas We cd. Mrs. Dcios Biodgett and
Congressman Edgar Kiess.
The members of the Federal Reserve
Board were the guests In whose honor
the Secretary az the Treasury and Mrs.
McAdoo entertained Mt dinner last
evening. Their guests were Charles 3.
erick Deiano, Paul WarhurB, w. p.
G. Harding ana Miss Elizabeth Hard
ing. Adolph Caspar Miller, John Skel-
ton Wilkins, Senator and Mr4. Claude
s cnrtsr f sss the secret%y
OF Agriculture and Mrs. DAVID F:
Houston, the Attorney General and
Mrs Gregory. the Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs Franklin d.
Roosevelt. Mrs. Howe and Miss Nc
Adoo.
Among the people present at the
Cosmos Club last evening for the
French lecture OF the Alliance Fran
case, were: Madame Jusserand,
Henry White, BriBadier General and
Mrs Crozier, Mrs. J. Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Baldwin, Mrs r. II.
McKim, Mrs. w. X. Tuckerman. Mrs.
s. Wood, Mrs. G. Mcclellan Chase,
Mrs. T. V. Boynton, Miss Butler, The
next lecture, on January 20, will be
delivered by Monsieur J. Merlant.
who is professor Of French literature
at the University of Montpelier.
Monsieur Merlant was In the war,
first as lieutenant. then as captain.
He was wounded near Les Eparges In
February. 1918. He has been men
tened in the general orders, and
named for deeds OF war, in the Lee
gion of Honor.
The Capitol Hill History Club will
give a reception to Mrs. Comb F
Wood, president of the Federation OF
Women's Clubs, on Monday, January
II, at the Home Club, from to 5, al
IA Jackson place.
Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball was hostes!
at a luncheon ut the Ebbltt yesterday
in compliment to Mrs. Carrie Alexande,