The Washington herald., 1917-01-08

A. e. Hart. MI. a. j. AaGoAauer ana
Miss Julia Chandler. Mr.. C. A. HellmAnu
Miss Mildred PhoebuA Mr.. H. f. Ainor
and Miss Alma Alnou. Mr.. Harry ".
ostermayer and Mrs. ostsrnayer. Mr..
7. r. Doyle and Mrs. Doyle. Mr.. Lloyd
Garrison and Miss b. Hall, Mr. q. 81.
Thompson and Miss Pearl Harts, Mr.
Albert A. Bonar ana Miss Mabel Iswis,
MY. WnnAm n Gross end Mias Annis
Randall. Mr.. Kari W. Hartig and Mrs.
Hartis. Mr.. ,. K. couion and Misc b.
Miss Margaret Mitchell. Mr. w. q. Hol-
lebaush and Mrs Betty Pollock, Mr..
Harry J. Renott end Miss Christine Her
mAa. Mr.. Robert T. Highheh and Miss
Astrid B. Johnsnn, Mr.. John n Mo-
Lachien and Misa Margaret Wood. Mr..
L. q. Hutchinson and Miss n. Hstfield.
Mr.. W. l. Hummer and Nias b. German.
Mr.. H. Q, cryer and Miss NJ Glnnity, Nr,
John W. Mcaraw and Miss Beynadine
Fadung. Mr., Norman A. Atchison and
Miss Alice Hungerford. Mr.. @. NJ Eiliott
and Miss Mary Adams, Mr.. Carl H.
Weber and Miss Isabella Harttn, Mr..
Earl e. Ready and Miss Bessie Hunger
ford. Mr.. Benjamin Rauben and Miss
Mary Hungerford. Mr.. J. w. Hunt and
Miss Helen M. Murray, Mr.. Jack ALI
coate and Mrs. Allocate, Mr.. Jack r.
corcoran and Miss Magdoline Desio. Mr..
B. I. Baudren and Miss c. santlemanh.
DR.. Alvin N. Day and Mrs. Day. Mr.. c.
8. Cullum and Miss Dorothy Keens, Mr..
r. ". Marceron and Miss Nellie Rora-
baugh. Mr.. ]. A Adams and Miss Au-
reiia Brstow. Mr.. Leonard Butt and Miss
Mildred z Wise, Mr.. v. NJ. Bohn and
Miss d. Wasley. Mr.. Malcolm Gettinger
and Mss Katherine Holden, Mr. ]. w.
Burch and Miss r. lekohola. Mr.. ]. e. l.
IAllard and Miss Florence Kirby, Mr.. y.
T, Whitman and Miss M. Bassett, Mt,
F, sisniega and Miss Lorraine Helen, Mr..
Louis 0rieb and Miss NJ G. Knoll Mr..
T. q. Walsh and Miss p. stone. Mr., L. 9.
Scott and Mfss Francis. Mr.. E S. Alvord
and Miss NJ. Cohen. Mr.. r. 8. Laughlin
and Miss !, Robeson. Mr.. A. F. Gilman
tin and Miss NJ Hayes, Mr. John W.
wynne and Miss wayers, Mr.. p. g. seitz
and Miss II. Hill. Mr.. Lemuel 81. Wind
sor and Mrs. Windsor.
NJ. Dejean. OF the French Embassy,
was host at luncheon at the Shoreham,
among others Nine. Char
tier and NJ. Blondel of the French EN-
bassy.
Col Harvey, of New York. entertained
at luncheon at. the shTeham Mr.. and
Mrs. James ID. Reagan. OF New FORK,
who are stopping at tho shoreham; Ar.
and Mrs. Harold Walker and Mr.. Tumui-
ty, Secretary to the President
The Secretary of State and Mrs Lam
sing were among those lunching at the
Shoreham Saturday, as were also the
Swiss Minister and Mms Ritter. who en-
tertained number of guests.
Prince and Princess Iturbids and Mr..
nd Ma
for whom Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman
at luncheon at the ,shoreham
yesterday.
Tea dansants at the Shoreham will be
during the season Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, from 4:3O to 9
O'Clock, in the gold room.
Mrs. Johr Miller Horton and Mrs. John
+. Lewis, OF Buffalo, have arrived at
Washington and are at the Willard.
Maj Robert C. Davis, u. s. A, and
Mrs. Davis are at the Willard for a few
days.
inent in ID. A. r. circles, who spends part
of each winter In Washington. arrived
and In at the Willard.
Mrs. William Bayfis and Miss Adelaide
Bayiis, OF New York. are spending the
weekend in Washington and are STOP
ping at the Willard.
Mr.. F. 1. Harmon and Miss Helen
Harmon, OF Portland, Ohio, are at the
Willard for a few days.
stonewan Jackson Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confederacy, No. 70,
win meet at the Confederate Memorial
Home, 1872 Vermont avenue, this evening
at 7:3o o'clock. This Is the first meet
ing, presided over by the new president,
Mrs. c. B. Merwin. held at the home
1t is hoped that there will be a full at
tendance, as there is much important
work to be disposed OF and committees
to be appointed. There will be the usual
social hour at which Mrs. W. L. Cham
bers, Mrs. Morgan Cilley, Miss Mary
Chiles and Miss Cockeril win be the
70 ha