The Washington times., 1916-02-02

Mrs Mark Goodwin, Miss Irene Blair,
and Miss Lillian Sutton.
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Mrs. Perry Heath will not be at home
this afternoon, as she will receive with
Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Graha m
Bell and their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. David FairChild, who have
been at Palm Beach. have gone to
Miam mi, where they are stopping a. the
Royal Palm Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild and Dean An
drew +. West, or Princeton, y. j.. were
entertained yesterday at a luncheon by
Charles Deering and afterward taken
for spin on board his speed boat. the
Hayonara.
Mrs. Walter d. Wilcox has gone to
New York where she is stopping at the
Lorraine Hotel.
Mrs. Ralph e. Gallinger. daughter
1n-law OF Senator Gallinger of New
Hampshire, will be at home tomorrow
afternoon from to o'clock at Stone
leigh Court.
Congressman and Mrs. William &.
brown OF West Virginia have sent out
cards announcing the birth of daugh-
ter, Izetta Jewell Brown, on January
l.. at Klngwood. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Mann will be hosts
at an informal dance this evening" A
number Of dinners have been arranged
to precede the party. among them Mrs
William Barrett Ridgely's dinner for
Miss Wilmerding, of New York, who is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Frank Plead
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann will be
among Mrs. Ridgely's. guests.
Mrs. Mann will be at home on We'd
nesday afternoons during February.
Mrs. Julian James is spending a few
days in New York.
Mrs. George p. Mclean. wife Of Sem
ator Mclean, will not be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs l.. b. Swormstedt will be at homo
informally tomorrow afternoon and
again on Thursday. February II.
s.
Mrs. Fred bennett and Mrs. Charles
Smith of Buffalo. will receive tomorrow
afternoon at Mrs. Dennetts residence
in Q street.
An interesting musicale will be given
tomorrow evening at the Colonial
School. when the artists will be Miss
Mary Isabelle Hall. of Washington. a
well known soprano, and Miss Velma
Sharp. of Michigan. This will be the
first time Miss Sharp has been heard in
Washington. She studied with Albert
Jonas and Victor Benham in America
and had four years study and private
coaching with Leschetizky in Vienna,
in addition to a short course with Nal
vine Bree and Ignaz Friedman, of
Vienna.
Mrs Irwin /. Hunt, wife of Major
fet luncheon. followed by six tables
OF bridge. today. Mrs. G. c. Walcutt
and Mrs. w. d. Stephens presided at
the table. while the other guests were
M Mr' kut9 R9OsTr Mrs. u william Ho%11 Mo.G Mrs mE
J. j. Loving. Mrs. +. N. Jones, Mrs.
J. T. Moore, Mrs. Andrew Moses, Mrs.
Altman. Mrs. Sherer. Mrs. Charles w.
Fenton. Mrs. Charles Humphreys. Mrs.
Craig Snyder. Mrs. George f.. Martin.
Mrs. c. A. Hedekin. Mrs. Eaton A. Ed
wards, Mrs. J. II. McRae. Mrs. Nelson
p. Margetts. Mrs. Fielder NJ. Beall.
Mrs. George Cameron, Mrs. William
Farnsworth, Mrs. C. A. Devol. and Mrs,
). :. Ansell.
Mrs. Charles +. Hitchings and the
Misses Hitchings will be at home this
afternoon. Mrs. Larkin W. Glazebrool1
and Mrs. Selwin TAFT will be at the
tea table, while others assisting in the
dining room viii be Mrs. Alexander
Bentley. Mrs; Arthur Kinnie. and Mrs.
tIanklin Wilder
Mrs. James |. Steel will be at home
| informally tomorrow from 4 to o'clock
at her residence. 2l07 S street.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN IT, IrEin arrived
| In Washington this morning and are
the guests Of Miss Maud Younger at
| lI25 II street The marriage OF Mr..
| irwin and his bride, who was formerly
Mrs. Inez Haynes Gilmore. took place
last evening at the home of the bride .
sister Mrs. Paul Thompson, A. Wash
| lngton square. south. New York. The
] Rev. Alan w. MCCurdy, pastor of the
Morningside Presbyterian Church. Of
| ficiated and the ceremony was attend
| ed by small company of relatives
| and close friends. After the ceremony
the wedding party walked across Wash
inRtOn square to tho Hotel Brevoort,
where the supper was served.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. Irwin viii sail for Eu-
rope, Saturday. aboard the Chicago.
and will spend their hoI>ymoon in
! trips 10 the various battle fronts. This
evening they will be the guests In