The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-11
Congressional Club Tea.

Congressional Club Tea.
Mrs. Irma Bird stewart. of Buffalo.
N. Y. author OF The Gentlest Giant -
will be on the program tomorrow alter
noon at the Congressional Club.
which will follow later IN the afternoon
will be Mrs. Samuel Padgett and Mrs.
w. j. La Toilette. Those invited to as
sist are Mrs. robert NJ. La Toilette. Mrs.
Gordon Lee, Mrs F, r. Lehl6ach Mrs.
p Chord Mrs. Porter ]. McCumber. Mrs.
d. ]. McGillicuddy. Mrs. James McDer-
mott. Mrs: clavin d, Paige: Mics Mary
T. Mclean, Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs.
Carl E. Mcpes. Mrs. James =. MARITIME.
Adolph Meyers. RS. F. "A. Miller. Mrs:
Mrs: Francis J. Newlands. Mrs. Samuel
George W. Norris, Mrs. p. Davis Oakley.
Mrs. George T. oliver. and Mrs. George
r. o'shaunessy.
DR.. Ernest Cecil Blackburn, of Mem
phis. Tenn. announces the marriage
Of his daughter, Miss Alva Blackburn
to ]. Newton Brewer. of this city. oil
May In Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Woodruff. Of
Thomaston, Conn. announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Helen
Woodruff. and T. P. Morgan. jr.. OF
this city. on May 8. at Thomaston.
The Charge .d'Affaires of the Gillian
Embassy and Nine. Cuevas will be
hosts at a dinner this evening.
Mrs. J. Edward Roe has left Washing
ton for several months. On her return
she will be at her home in Massachu-
sets avenue.
Judge A. C. Carson entertained at din
Ghnrah a m
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hampton Gary also entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening at the Shore
nam.
Among the additional hostesses and
patronesses for the Dolly Madison
breakfast. given In honor of Mrs. Will
and the ladies OF the Cabinet al
wood Mackin. Mrs. Russell Harrison
Mrs. Henry L. Myers. Mrs. Charles
Grayson Dulin, Mrs. Randolph Hopkins
Mrs. Mary Adams, and Miss Flora Will
som
must send in their acceptances not later
than Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann will leave
Washington the end of this month for
their home In Bramwell. w. Va. They
win make the trip in their automobile
and VIII be accompanied by Mrs. Mann's
sister. Miss Hannah Henley. who Is her
guest. and her brother, Howard Meyers.
who will come to Washington from
and Mrs. Mann will go to Bass Rocks
Mass, where they have leased a place
forthe summer Miss Henley and Mr.
Meyers will join them there later in the
summer
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Recent Arrivals.
Recent arrivals Mt the shorehart are
w, A. Burton, of New York; DR., and
piha; Mrs. and Miss Heinrich. of Phila,
delphia, and Mrs. Thomas Connolly, OF
DUBUQUE.
Former CONGRESSMAN ]. Van Vechter
olcott, OF New York, arrived at Wash
ington yesterday and is stopping at the
Wuioro'
The British Ambassador, Spring Rice
has written from WashinCton to OF
tain tickets for himself and Ave friends
for all of the four sessions of the Bach
festival to be held ut L"hirh Univ er
bott. editor Of the outlook, and hi
daughter. Miss Abbott. will attend tho
The program the Bach choir 1T IN
rection of Or !. Fred Wolfe includes tn,
"Christmas oratorio." ut p. m. ant
8 p. m. on May 26. and the Mass in i
Minor" at 2 p. m. and ,p. m. OF
May q.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Of New York
Miss Constance Vauclain. of Rosemont
Pa, who is one Of the exhibitors II
the horse show; Mr., and Mrs. Sidne,
c. Neale, Mrs. McEwan Pruyn. an,
Mrs. Ralph Goldthwaite were amonl
those lunchinG nnd enterta '~'"7 guest
in the palm garden at the Willard yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Carter. o
Leesburg, arc In Washington for
short time, and are stopping at tn
Shorehsm
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles j
Badger were hosts at dinner last eve
ming at their home In Wyoming ave
nue.. when their guests were Rear Ad
miral and Mrs Rixey. Rear Admrs
and Mrs. Joseph Strauss, Col an,
Mrs. Charles d. walcutt. Mrs. A. 3
1sffers. and Captain Barber.