The Washington times., 1917-12-01

VIII Arribe IN City
About January !
The Duchess Of Devonshire, wife OF
the governor general Of Canada, now
q guest at the British embassy, has
added to her varied experiences In the
United States the arduous occupation
Of house hunting in Washington.
Not for herself, Of course, but for
her daughter. the former Lady
Maude cavendish, who recently mar
ried Captain Angus Macintosh, OF
4 the British army. The latter VIII
take up his duties as honorary at
tache at the British embassy Janu-
airy /.
The house finally selected Is the
suburban residence OF Mrs. Harold
Walker In Chevy Chase, where Cap
tain Macintosh and his bride will take
up thei residence next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker have Mrs. Paul
Bartlett's house in H Street.
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veterans VIII Dance.
I washington Camp, No. 3o5, Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, will give q
dance on Friday evening, December z,
at RauschePs, the proceeds to be
given TO the Red Cross. Miss Lucy
| Burleson is chairman Of the ladies'
COMMITTEES, and Mrs. ], W. Bunkley
Is vice chairman.
The young ladies who will assist
them in helping to make the ball a
success are the Misses Louise NC
Hwharter, Helen H. Hopkins, Marie
| Mcclure, Cary PeachyA Margaret
Short, Madeline Callaghan, Katherine
Barr, Annie L. Willis, Vera Taylor,
Nora L. Davis, Mary Alternately
Louise Harrison, Julia Hampton,
Catherine Bowie, Blanche Cooksey,
Virginia Hereford, Ida Bowie, Miss
BaEby, Ethel Johnson, Ethel Brock
man, Josie Brockman, Miss Darrow,
Jennie H. Jones, Julia Collins, Lillian
chenovith, Grace Maude Morgan,
Mary Key Compton, Peggy Fred.
Janet Leona Murray, Jane Dodge,
Edith L Richter, Mary Ellery, Bertha
Thomkson, Laura Elmore, Ann E.
Richtsr, Mary Ferguson, Fisher Tay-
lor, Helen Griffith, Frances Weeks,
virginia Griffith, Nancy Weeks,
Katherine Mattingly, Louise Mating
lly, Hattie Bowie, Vernie Maupin, J. J.
Rodley, Agnes Pendleton. Rebeeca
Lehman, Martha Poole, Mildred H.
Niles, Gladys Pugh. May Pugh. Cor
nelia Niles, Gertrude Robinson, Jo-
sephine Saunders, Kate Sexton. Anne
seldom, Alice Theobold. Birdie May
Ledman, E. J. Vann. Asha Wells Lena
wilkins, Pansie Wilson. Margaret
Young. Elizabeth Younger. Edna
Sands, Frances Sands, Mary Boyd.
Marian Bankhead, Ruth Bissell, An.
rette Bell, Italy Carter, Harriet Clark,
Minnie Dorsey. Ruth Fitzhugh, Jane
Gregory, Nettie Claire Howard. Susie
Keel, Margaret King, Mildred Law
renee, Eugenia Mauldin. Mary Louise
Owens, Annie I. Pou, Olive Plant, Ma.
belle Small, Elizabeth Shumate, Eta
Taggart, Margaret Trimble, and Mrs,
, CARRIER.
Reception For DIR. Shaw.
I Cards are out today for a reeep.
? Cards have been issued for a recep-
} ing, December IL. bv ladies' OF the
Cobinet and wives NJ prominent mem
! bers Of the House in honor of DIT
/ Anna Howard .;k1w, honorary presi.
: dent: Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, pres
, ident, and other officers and dele.
gates OF the Maternal American Wo'
! man Suffrage Association. which will
hold its forty-niEth annual conven'
tion in Washington, December 12-15
The hostesses will be Mrs. william
Gibbs McAdOo, Ms. Newton D. Bak'
. er, Mrs. Thomas W Gregory, Mrs
Z Albert Sidney Rurleson, Mrs. Josephu.
3 Daniels, Mrs. franklin X. Lane, Mrs
= David L. Houston. Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson. Mrs. James r. Mani, anu
Mrs. Philip Pit. Campbell.
The invitation list, which IL very
large, includes members Of the diplo,
matte, judiciary and Legislative cir.
cles. and manv other distinguished ed
residents OF Washington Aside from
its interest as woman suffrage
event. this reception promises to be
one of the mos brilliant social af'
| fairs Of the season.
ADD SOC
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Thomas, the
: latter formerly Baroness Lily Won
: Winckler, have returned from their
weddiOg trip to Hot Springs, and are
at 1925 Seventeenth street. Mrs
, Thomas will be at home Informally
Sunday afternoon.
Henry White. formerly ambassador
|. to France, entertained at dinner last
? evening at his home in Nineteenth