The Washington times., 1917-04-21

entertain a few guests Informally at
tea to Qeet Judge and Mrs. Elbert
II. Gary. of New York, who are visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Ritter.
On Monday DR.. and Mrs. Koo viii give
a dinner, when the Japanese Ambas-
sador will be the honor guest and on
Tuesday Mr.. Koo will be hostess at
luncheon OF twenty-four covers.
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Secretary of War Baker who at
tended the graduating exercises at the
United States Military Academy yes
terday, returned to Washington this
morning. Maj. Gene. Hugh L. Scott
and Brig. Gen. williamtM- Black, who
were also at West Point yesterday,
arrived in Washington this morning.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellog. wife OF SEN
ator Kellogg, has gone to Atlantic
City, to remain several days.
Mrs. Burton Harrison will enter
tain at a tea tomorrow in compliment
to her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Francis
Burton Harrison, wife of the Govern
or General of the Philippines.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will have
thirty-eight guests dining with her
tonight
Guests At Suffrage Headquarters.
Mrs. Robert Moss, of Annapolis, Nd,
with a party Of suffragists from Anne
Arundel county, who came to Wash
ington to attend the hearing on the
Federal suffrage amendment. before
the Senate Woman Suffrage Commit
tee, were guests at luncheon yester-
day at the National American Woman
Suffrage Association headquarters,
1926 Rhode Islnd avenue.
Mrs. J. L. Schwartz entertained at
a box party for her small daughter,
Mary, at the performance of "once
Upon a Time" presented at the Belas-
guests included Edith Harland.
Frances Hill, Mary Lee Phillips, Eu-
nice Putnam, Katherine wilkins,
Eleanor Faison,, Betty Thompson,
Maude Carroll, Margaret Bacon,
Louise Moore, Freddie Labouisse,
Reeves Lewis, John Wheeler, Clarence
Moore. Lloyd Moore, Billy Carroll and
Dan Moore.
Mrs. George F. Montgomery, super
intendent. of the primary department
OF the Riverdale Presbyterian Sunday
School, assisted by the teachers, enter
tained the beginners OF that school at
her home, on Ashland avenue on Fri
day afternoon. Refreshments and
games were enjoyed by the little tots
for about three hours. Those present
were Elizabeth Perry, Dorothy Hand,
Martha Ross Temple, Helen Temple,
Margaret De Groot, BERTHE Caruthers.
Richard MacBrian. Lewis McAlister,
Leslie Hall, John Hays, Billie Worley,
George England, George Myers, Tassie
Howell, and Constance Myers.
Makers Mt white Sulphur Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Maher, the
latter formerly Miss Alice Earring
ton Flynn. who are on their honey
moon, have gone to Greenbrier, White
Sulphur Springs, after a short stay in
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. The
marriage took place in Washington
on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. s. Tenney will leave town
today to meet her daughter. Mrs. Till
man Bunch, niece OF Senator Tillman,
and her sister, Countess Won Kockow,
at the home Of her brother, Lansing
at Saugerties-on-the- |
Mr.. Shoemaker lives In the |
fine old home built by his ancestors, |
225 years ago on the original grant |
to the family.
Mrs. James r. Branch, OF Richmond. |
Is in Washington for day or two |
on her way to New York and is stay |
ing at the Lafayette. Colonel Branch |
has gone to White Sulphur Springs |
for a short stay.
Invite ID. A. r. Delegates
An invitation has been extended to |
delegates to the D. A. r. congress
to attend q patriotic meeting and an
niversary exerci1es to be held at the
NJ. z. Church, John Mar.
shall place and c street northwest,
at o'clock Friday evening, April 27,
to celebrate the ninety-fifth anniver.
sary of the birth of Gen. u. S. Grant