The Washington times., 1916-01-24

Miss Lucille Francis. of Petersburg,
Va, who is visiting DR.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Bulloch, will be the guest at n box
party which Mrs. Stoddard Taylor will
give this evening at the Belasco. Later
Mrs. Taylor will take her guests to the
super-dance at the New Willard Hotel.
Douglass Bulloch entertained u num-
Der of guests at the tea-dance at the
Shoreham Hotel this afternoon in COM
plmcnt to Miss Francis. and Graham
Hodges was host at the suppcr-dancc
at the Columbia Country Club Saturday
night for her. His guests included Miss
katherine Wheeler. Miss Pauline
Wheeler Miss Imogene Taylor, Theo-
dorc Block, Douglass Bulloch, Tom
Dawson, and Alfred Thompson.
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Mrs. Henry D. Flood, wife of Con-
gresham Flood. will receive tomorrow
afternoon at the Shoreham for the last
time this season.
Miss Petty left Washington yesterday
for New York, to be the guest of Mrs.
/ Burrows.
Mrs Covil!e Barclay, wife of the
counselor of the British embassy, will
leave Washington this week for Palm
Beach. where she will remain until she
RECEIVERS from an attack of the grip.
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Mrs Albert Ordway and her grand
daughter, Miss Valerie Padclford, have
taken an apartment at the New willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pearsall have re-
turned from New York, where they
made lengthy stay.
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Mrs. Bowdoin CraighilI and Miss
Craighill will entertain at bridge
party Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Craig
hills residence, 2SO3 p street
Mrs. A. V. Zane. wife of Rear Ad-
miral Zane, L. S. N, retired, and Miss
Zane spent the weekend in Annapolis,
night at the Naval Academy. Others
from Washington who attended the hop
| Saturday were Miss Mary Garland
who was the guest Of Commodore j. e.
Craven, I. S. N, retired, and Mrs.
Craven, Miss Fay Hull, who visited
Col. ELI X. Cole, L. S. NJ. G.. and Mrs.
Cole, and Miss Overman. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Lee 9. Overman,
She was chaperoned by Mrs. Morton.
Wife OF Commander j. i. Morton, l..
S. n.
The Southern Society of Washington
| will meet this evening at the Willard
at S:l5 O'Clock. \ program will be given
| by the Washington Readers club. DR..
J. IIcnning Nelms will make an opening
by Richard Harding Davis will be read
by James r. DAILY. Two scenes from
The school for Scandal" will be given
by Edward G. Townsend as Sir Peter
| Teazlc and Miss Lcnorc Marie Dcgrange
as Lady Teazlc.
Miss Maud Mclean Ferguson will re-
cite The Absent Guest" and the con-
| Guiding number will he scenes of COM
| edy and tragedy by Mrs. Maud Howell
| Smith.
| who desire to do so will participate in
| the regular supper dance I'm the palm
! room. This will take the place of the
society's informal dance.
Mrs. james L. Hurley Will he at home
| Informally on Wednesday afternoon al
! The Highlands.
s.
DR.. j. w. Friz7ell. who has been IN
| North aud South Carolina for two
weeks. has gone to Florida where he
will begin the Chautnuuua lecture sea
! son. preaching until next December
{ The tour will include many of tho
! Southern States
Mrs, Frizzcll lot Washington two
weeks ago for san Francisco where
! she will snond the winter with her
| daughter. Mrs. William L. Coombs for.
| merlv teacher of domestic science in the
! Y. w c. \. i'm this city.
| Miss Genevieve Frizzell. the younger
| dauGhtcr is studying this winter i'm the
| Leland Powers School of Oratory. IN
| Boston.
Mrs. Zaldivar, wife OF the minister
! from Salvador, will receive informally
| this afternoon.
| Mrs. Walter C.. Baylies and Miss
| charlotte Baylies, who have been visit,
| ing in Washington. will return to theil
| home i'm Boston Wednesday.
Mrs. George ]. Gould and Mrs. An
| 'hony ]. DreXel, iT., will he the CHIEF
| Guests Pt dinner which Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Bradley win give tonight Mrs
| Charles \. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Her
bert Shipman, and Robert Mckee, o
New York, also will be at the dinnei