The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
DR.. W. W. WlIloughby Is Guest Of
Honor at Party at Legation
Here.
MISS SMITH GIVES BRIDGE
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
William Strother Smith, U. S.
n, Is Entertaining.

The Minister Of China. Dr. Koo. enter
tained at luncheon today at the legation
in compliment to DIR. w. w. willough-
BY, Of Johns Hopkins University. who Is
leaving this country at the end Of the
month for China to become adviser to
that government
Among the guests were DIR. Frank J.
Goodnow. president Of Johns Hopkins
University; DR.. w. II. Welsh and DR..
David Robinson, both OF the university;
Capt. Thomas Holcombe. Jr.; Col Dion
win, Yuns Kwai. and Mr.. Tong.
3. q
Miss Margaret Immel Smith. daugh-
ter OF Capt. and Mrs. William stroth-
er Smith. u. s. N. is entertaining at
bridge this afternoon ut her rosi-
dence in o street. Hor guests arc
Miss Mildred Bacon Miss. Edith
Temple Oracle. Miss Mary Irwin. Mrs.
Berthoif. Miss Marjorie Helmbold, Miss
Dorothy bennett, Miss Anita Kite, Miss
Kate DuBose. Miss Hanna Taylor. Mrs.
William N. Taft, Miss Harriet Clark.
Mrs. Thomas j. Kemp, Mrs. william W.
venable, Mrs. A. T. Church, Mrs. Henry
p Jenkins, Miss Katherine Thesis, Miss
Frances Effinger. Miss Katherine Eff
Henry Holcombe. Miss Antoinette Ray.
Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Eloise Orme.
Mrs. Richard Kearney. Miss Lanette
Hines Smith. Mrs. s. Roland Hopkins.
miss K Gornelis Ms Smith Mrs John HsTri
Riker.
A number of other guests have been
ra for ,, tea The table at which Miss IS
decorated with marigolds.
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Rear Admiral William A. Marshall. U.
g. ~, retired. left Washington Monday
Tor jamestown, r. l., where he has
opened his cottage for the season.
Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan. u. s.
A., retired. will entertain at a stag
dinner Friday night at the Metropoli-
Miss Mildred Grehle has come to
Washington to be the guest Of Miss
Helen buchanan and to attend the
horse show. -,
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. Here From West Virginia.
Mrs. Frank woodman and Mrs. w.
l.. r. Byrne. OF Charleston, w. Va, ar
rived in Washington yesterday for the
biennial council OF Colonial Danes, and
n to be held.
Mrs. Charles Roberts. OF PHILADELPHIA,
In another Colonial Dame who viii be
az the Shoreham for a few days, and
Mrs. John Stricken Coles, of Jackson
vile. and Mrs. William NJ. Jordan of
augusta. will also be at the Shoreham
during the session OF the council.
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One OF the most attractive features
the vaudeville tea to be given by the
United 'Daughters OF the Confederacy.
on the afternoon OF Saturday, May 10,
at the Raleigh Hotel, will be a chorus
from Gypsy Life" written by Mrs, John
w. Thompson. The chorus will open
with the Gypsy Trail" sung by New
bold Noyes. which will be followed by
q dance-tango-by Miss Georgia Scho-
1ield and Henry Dickson. The closing
chorus. Gypsy Sweetheart" will be
sung BY Jose Burgos.
The attractive chorus OF popular bellies
and beaux OF Washington society in
Guides Miss Lillian Hendrick. Miss
Dorothy Decide tmandolinl, Miss Fran
ces Carpenter (mandolin), Miss Dorothy
Dcnys. Miss Katherine Speer (piano),
Miss Louise Clark. Miss Emily Chase.
MISS Katherine Hill. Mrs. Newbold
Noyes, Miss Georgia Schofield John w.
Ihompson. William Faust (guitar), and
Ross Thompson (mandolln). Jose X.
Burgos GUITAR. Newbold NJyes and
Henry Dickson.
In addition to the many other delight
~! numbers Miss Minnie Saxton, n
talented amateur. will give an ENJOYABLE
wfistling number.
OF the candy booth at the vaudeville
tea. and will he assisted BY Mrs. Wal
lace Streater Miss Mary Anne Padrett.
Miss Anne Selden. Miss Mary Key
compton, Miss Margaret Young, Miss
Mary Younger. Misses Louise and Kath-
crime hiattingly, Miss Josephine Sauhd-
ers. Miss Ncll Rose Baggett, and Miss
Hattie Powie! "