Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-03
PERSONAL MENTION
Frederick Mclaughlin is at Aiken,
y. c.. for the polo season.

Mrs. Joseph c. Coleman is interest.
ed in the arrangements for the talk
by Miss Kathleen Burke, to be given
Saturday afternoon at 3030 Lake
Shore drive. Miss Burke will detail
her experience in the war zone. She
is organizing secretary of the Scottish
womans hospital in France and Ser.
bia
MIR and Mrs. Paul Blatchford will
depart for the south March /.
Miss Caroline Dudley will return to
New York early next week
Mr. and Mrs Charles Garfield king
and their daughter Miss Ginevra
King. will depart Fsbs,a Tor Pinehurst,
y. c.. for the little season.
Mrs Hale Holden will return next
Monday from New York City. Her
debutante daughter. Miss Eleanor, is
sojourning in St Augustine, Fla, with
Miss Jean Hopkins. Miss Holden and
her mother are planning to visit Cali
fornia later in the spring.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank G.. Logan, 1l5O
Lake Shore drive, have gone to Pasa.
dena. accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs. Charles a. Munroe, and her chill.
dren
The members of the Chicago His.
torical society will give a tea AT the
building. 632 North Dearborn park
way. Saturday afternoon. from
o'clock until I o'clock. The Friday
club will send Mrs. Dunlap Smith.
Mrs. Lawrence Williams, Mrs. Henry
n. futile. Mrs. Moses j. Wentworth,
and Mrs. George A. Carpenter as its
representatives: the Fortnightly club
will send Mrs Benjamin F. Aver, Mrs.
Frederick Greeley. Mrs. Chauncey
Keep. Mrs. Samuel r. Jewett and
Mrs. H. NJ. Wilmarth; the Young
Fortnightly will send Mrs. Marvin b.
Pool. Mrs. John W. Gary, Miss Naomi
Donnelley. Miss Mary Newberry and
Miss Mary Walsh: the Antiquarian
society will send Mrs. Samuel 4. Bar.
rett, Mrs. T. b. Blackstone, Mrs. Har-
~ Pratt Judson. Mrs. John DeKoven
and Mrs. William o. Goodman: the
Woman's City club will send Mrs.
James l.. Houghteling and Mrs. Joseph
r. Bowen. and the Municipal Art
league will be represented by Mrs
Sarah Raymond Fitzwilliams, Miss
Elizabeth Skinner, Everett l.. Millard
and Charles G. Blake.
A large part of artistic Chicago filled
Cohan's Grand opera house Monda,
afternoon at a single performance o
the Russian Ballet. Among the SO
ciety people seen whose love of thu
beautiful has helped the progress o
art in Chicago were Mrs. Ray Ather
ton, Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank and he
daughter, Miss Janet, Fairbank, Mrs
Howard II. Spaulding with Leiceste
Spaulding. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Linz
Mrs. Edward C. Waller, Mrs. lsabt
Favorite and Harold Kinney, Mis-
Eultn BldlT, Wllldu heiIoh Shuso'
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Among the Chicagoans who are
Pasadena are Mr.. and Mrs. j. n
Fiske. Mrs. Albert w. Goodrich wit
Master Albert w. Goodrich Jr., NJ
and Mrs. George Il. Marcy, Mr.
George ID. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. II. Sta
ford, Mrs. Frank r, Winans, Mr.
Groveman Ellis, Mrs. Robert G. Wa
field, Mrs James B. Meigs, Miss Hele
Rubel Miss Margaret Moore, Nil
Bessie Leavitt Miss Margaret Mar
ton, Miss Ruth Agar, Miss Josephir
Trauer, Miss Villa Stafford and Mi
Helen Leavitt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Harrington, o.
Castlewood terrace, with their oh
iren, have left for southern Califo
MIA to pass the rest OF the winter.
EAGLETS.