The Washington times., 1916-03-01

Capt. and Mrs. cOnnell. Lieut.. and Airs.
bu,i Lieut., and Mrs kiiburn. Lieut.
Thurber, Mrs. Thurber. ar, and Mr..
and Mrs. Dobyns, Miss Dorothy Dobyna,
Miss Pullman. Miss Bemla Tauscher
Miss Fort. Mrs. Young, Maj. Fred. Phil
eoe. Lieut.. Thompson, Mr.. Ford and
Capt. and Mrs Clemens w. MCMILLAN
were also hosts at a small dinner last
| evening before the dance.
Capt. and Mrs. Nelson r.. Margetts had
as their guests Col. and Mrs. Treat. Col.
Wilder, Col. Marsh. Maj. and Mrs. Me-
Closkey. Maj. and Mrs. summerall. Capt
Halght. Capt. and Mrs. Mortimer. Mrs
Irving Ballard and Mrs. William J..
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Capt and Mrs. Mark Bristol will en-
tertain at dinner. followed by bridge
| this evening In honor OF their house
guests, Mrs. Alexander Brown and her
sister Mrs. James. both Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Russell Hostess.
Mrs. John Russell. wife OF Major Rus
sell. u. 8. M. c.. will be hostess at a
tea on Friday to meet her sister. Mrs.
Warrington Cottman, Mrs. Douglas
Gordon. and several other aBltimoreans
who VIII come to Washington to attend
| the Army and Navy reception at the
White House that evening.
| Mrs. James J. Loving, wife OF Cap
tain Loving. Y. s. A.. gave n prettiiy!
appointed buffet luncheon. followed by
decorated with a centerpiece of jon
| quils, artistically arranged Mrs. Gus
tave X. Iukesh and Mrs. Charles w.
kutz presided at the table The other
Il ME0 NswI.N l. all
| Mrs. Hickok. Mrs. Earl 1. Brown, Miss
ReiKer. Mrs. Adam +. Casad, Miss
Ensabeth MIi Hal; Mrs, John =. Kingman.
Sarah Caldwell. Mrs. william p. woten,
| Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs +. +. Clark,
Mrs. Edwin b. Maynard. Mrs Harry
Parkinson, Mrs. A. B. Barber, and Mrs.
Captain and Mrs. Loving will enter
tain at dinner at the Army and Navy
Club on the evening Of March 0.
To Go To Boston.
Carl Erooman. the Assistant Secre-
tary OF Agriculture. will go to Boston
tomorrow to remain few days.
Baron Pietro Arone Valentino. re-
| Gently appointed first secretary OF the
italian embassy, has arrived in WASH
lngton. He was formerly first secre-
tary of the embassy in London.
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| Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood who has
been at the White sulphur Springs for
several weeks. left there yesterday for
Cuba, with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Christi
ancy. After tho Nnrdi Gras festivities.
they will go TO 81. augustine for an
indefinite stay.
Entertains At Bridge.
Mrs. William Thornwall Davis Is en-
tertaining nt bridge this afternoon.
Among the guests are Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Stephen Rowan. Mrs. Patten. Mrs.
Arthur Foraker. Mrs. ]. w. Davidge.
Mrs. ord Preston. Mrs. Robert Elmore,
Miss Nell Rose Baggett. Mrs Pauline
Stone. Miss Morris, Miss Collins. Miss
O'Connor. Miss Lincoln. Miss Knobb.
Robert L.. Patterson will preside at the
tea table later In the afternoon.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Han
Laird. daughter of DIR. and Mrs. War
rem Powers Laird. OF Merton. and John
Dashiel Myers will take place this after
noon at o'clock in the Memorial Church
OF ST. Paul at overbrook, Pa.
Claude Myers. Of Washington. a siseer
OF the bridegroom. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Emma Genette FAIRIES. Miss
Corinne B. Freeman. Miss Rebecca A.
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Miss Elizabeth +. Kennedy and Miss
Frances C. Iredell. OF Plainfleld. N. j.
The best man will be Resell Daguc. OF
New York. and the ushers VIII be Dr.
Kenneth +. Maxey. OF baltimore. Johr
N. Swartzell and Lewis Bond. OF Wash
ington; Clarence Freeman. William
Henry Parker. and William Simpson 90
The ceremony wfll be performed oy
the Rev. DIR. William II. Turner. OF st
Pauls. after which there will be a re-
ception at the home OF the brides par
ents. Green Gate, Merton. for the fam
lilies.
DIR. and Mrs. Laird entertained Mis-!
Laird and her bridal party at dinner
last night at the Art Club. A theatcl
party followed the dinner.
Mrs. Judson c. Clements and tn,
Misses Clements will be at home to-
morrow for the last time this sea son.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Goldstein. Miss Hill
da and Master Bernard Goldstein, will
leave Washington for their futur,
home. 5o25 Locust street, Philadel.
phia. the latter part of this week.