The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-28
NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
items Of Interest and lmpor-
lance Of Past. Present, and
Future.
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merce and Mrs. Rtdteld, Judge and
Mrs. Il. 8. Amrler. of Canton, Ohio''
Judge and Mrs. r. S. Amber, senator
Walsh, CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. ALEU-
Po Pom sister. Mrs. Barnes; Mr.
and Mrs. Crammond Kennedy, and Mihs
Redheld. sister Of the Secretary oil
Commerce. ...
ner OF Senator Pomerene at Canton,
and he and Mrs. Ambler are guests
for some dnys of his brother anu SIS
ter-in-law; Judge and Mrs; .o B. B lin.
Amber, Is with then'.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith lett
Washington yestel day for rev norh m
the Biltmore.
Envoy Coming Home.
Maurice Marshall Langhorne, Score
tary of the American legation to the
Netherlands and Luxembourg, lei: Inc
Hague last night for the United STATES
on board the kyndam'
lean f. II. St Cyr, who, with MIS-.
st Tyr. is passing several months IN
Washington, returned TO WaShns'on
last night from Philadelphia. where he
made a short stay.
Gives Fish Dinner.
After catching a substantial haul OF
bass, Mrs. Lathrop Brown, OF New
York and Washington. gave dinner
last night In st. Augustine. Fla, at
rave the dinner for the Misses Brock,
OF Philadelphia, prior to their nome
going Mr.. Brown has gone 10 New
York. but will return this week 10 the
Alcazar Hotel. in s. augustine
Mrs. Malcolm McConihe entertained at
n luncheon today. The table was decor
ated with a huge basket OF lilacs' snap
Allied with the same flowers adorned
each end Tho guests were MRS. CONF
he's sister, Mrs. Horace @. Mcfarland
and her house guest, Mrs. waiter Sros-
SON, Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs: Thomas X.
Dunn. Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson, mrs
r. ID. Sims, Mrs. Arthur McArtnur, MTs'
8. C. Neal, Mrs. ]. willard Eassnais'
and Mrs. RUFUS Day.
Mr. and Mrs. McConihe will be hosts
at a dinner OF twenty-four covers To-
morrow night at the Chevy chase H,u %;
elRay. ''''''"S !" N'"
Dinner at Club.
]. e. Lefevre, secretary Of the Pana-
ma legation, will entertain at dinner
Thursday night at the Army and Navy
Club, when Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm NC
Connie will be the ehaDer0ns'
]. Low Hartman. of Washington and
Berryville. Va, went to New york TINS
morning to join Mrs. Hartman ana
their daughter, Miss Mary b: Harrl-
man, who will be married to Felix 7.
Rosen on April 8.
Many representative Washington So
ciety women ore among the patronesses
for the two recitals to be given at the
New Willard on the mornings OF April
IA and "a, by Estella Neuhaus. pianist.
and ]. Howe Clifford, 6hakespearean
reader. The programs are novel, and
terest from the fact that Miss Neuhaus
is giving one-third Of the proceeds from
all her recitals this season to Edith
Wharton's splendid relief work In
France and Belgium.
Mrs. ]. X. Ross and Master James
Ross, of Montreal. have arrived In
days at the shoreham.
Among other recent arrivals at the
6horeham are Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. keli-
her, of Boston, Mrs. John ]. Borland,
seS SSssEs NJ Mr. M' snd a Mrs %a%
Clark, John s. Hoyt, also OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Drake. OF Chi
caeo, and Mr.. and Mrs: Walter g.
Halliwell, of Bound Brook, N. j.
q
Lansings Are Hosts.
Tho Secretary or state ana Mrs
Lansing will be among the dinner hosts
OF this evening.
Mrs Lansing is devoting several hours
n week to sitting to Miss s. &. sweeney
OF New York. who is spending several
weeks In Washington. for pastel
portrait.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the society circus to be given Al
the Washington Riding and Hunt Clut
April s for the beentit of the Army
Y. W. c. A. are Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Pres
ton, Dennis Epson, Sirs. william f
Draper. Col. Robert M. Thompson, Mrs
Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. q. M
eAfford, William Ritter. Richard Crane
ID, Countess de Brie, Mrs, Henry T
oxnard. and Robert h. Chapman.