The Washington herald., 1917-01-26
Miss Wilson and Miss Bones Give
Dinner-Dance at White House

, at White House
Heath, Mrs. F. L sandoz, Mrs Jesse
Farley Dyer, Mrs. Harry Baldridge, and
Mrs. Charles Paul Hubscher.
The table was adorned with a center
piece Of yellow roses.
Justice and Mrs. Josiah A. Van Arsdel
entertatned at dinner last evening in com-
pliment to Senator and Mrs Francis e.
Warren and Representative and Mrs.
Frank Wheeler Mondell There were four
teen guests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Littuer enter
tained a large company at a soiree musi-
Gale last evening at their residence In
Rhode Island avenue. The artists were
Miss Lorraine Wyman and her accom-
panist, the composer, Mr.. Howard Brock
way. Miss Wyman's program included
number Of French songs and Kentucky
ballads.
Mrs Ira Bennett and Miss Amy Ben
nett will be at home this afternoon for
the last time this season.
home today after o'clock for the last
time this season
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley were hosts
at dinner last evening at their residence
IN Dupont Circle
The Congressional Club elections will
be held on Wednesday, February 7. AZ
the called meeting held Wednesday morn
ing the following nominations were
made: For president-Mrs. E. A. Hayes,
Of California: Mrs. H. NJ. Towner, of
Iowa First vice president-Mrs. W. A.
Rodenberg, Illinois; Mrs. s. E. Winslow.
! Massachusetts,; second vice president,
Mrs. ]. S. Parker, New York; Mrs. T.
]. Walsh. Montana. Third vice president
Mrs. Joe II. Eagle. Texas; Mrs. ].
Shouse, Kansas. Fifth vice president
Mrs. T. W. Hardwick Georfia; Mrs C.
H. Willon, South Dakota. Recording
secretary-Mrs. Julius Kahn, California
Mrs. G. E. Brown, Wisconsin. Corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. William r.
Green, Iowa; Mrs. L. P. Padgett, Texas.
Treasurer-Mrs. Luther Mott, New York;
Mrs. Edward Keating, Connecticut.
The Misses Chase, daughters of Capt.
and Mrs. Volney o. Chase, entertained
at luncheon yesterday in compliment to
their house guest, Miss Elsie Knox, OF
guests and the tables were decorated
with Jonquils and narcissus.
! Mrs. Howard, wife of Rear Admiral
Thomas r. Howard. and Mrs. James
Proctor Morton and Miss Claude will
receive this afternoon for the last time
this season.
Mrs. William S. Benson will not be at
home today owing to absence from the
city.
Nine All Kuli Khan is spending this
week in Boston. She will not return until
! the first OF next week. and will not be
at home, as usual. today. She will re-
sumo her Friday afternoon next week in
her new home at 1870 Wyoming avenue.
Miss Virginia Dorsey was hostess at .
bridge party yesterday afternoon at the
Washington Club.
! Mrs. Charles c. Marbury and Mrs A.
B. Bennett presided at the tea table later
| in the afternoon.
Col. and Mrs A. W. Brewster left
Washington yesterday for Philadelphia
to attend the wedding Saturday Of their
nephew. Mr.. B. II. Brewster Koons to
Miss Molly Bailey. Mrs. Brewster will
! not be at home this afternoon
! Mrs. Louis Lombard Will receive Sat
urday after 4 o'clock. At 4:So a musical
program will be directed by Mr.. Louis
Lombard. String quartet No. in d
(allegro, andante con moto, allegro,
! presto) by Ludwig van Beethoven and
four excerpts from the grand opera
"Errisinola. by Mr.. Lombard: Inter
mezzo.
Mrs. Ward Denys and the Misses Ward
Denys Gwendolyn and Muriel Denys
have left Washington for Honolulu.
/ I'M. ,rf-fk NIn on
the way to San Francisco, where they
are to sail for Honolulu. Mrs. Ward
Denys and Miss Muriel Denys are to
take a bungalow for the season, and
Miss Gwendolyn Denys will visit Miss
| Louise Clark, daughter OF Commandant
Clark, at Pearl Harbor
During their stay they expect to visit
the various islands in the group as well
as the more important volcanoes.
The Reverend Ward Denys and Miss
Ward Denys will be at home as usual
| until Lent
Mrs. Ollie James, who has recently
returned from the Orient was at home
1 yesterday afternoon at the Parkwood
for the first time this season. She had
With her the wives of the members of
the Kentucky delegation in Congress,
and Mrs. Joe Eagle, Mrs. Joseph w.
Folk and Mrs. Schluter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Davis are spend
ing few days in New York City and
are stopping at the Wolcott Hotel
Mr.. George Peabody EustIs enter
tanned box party yesterday after
noon at the violincello and piano So
nata recital given at the Playhouse by
Mrs. Eustis, pianist, and Mr.. Alvin
! Schroeder, cellist. His guests were
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs Cary T.
Grayson, Mrs. Barker and Mrs. An
drew Brewster. Mrs. Edward B. Mo-
Lean and Nine. Christian Hauge were
the other box holders.
Robert E. Lee Chapter No. 644, I'D.
c., held its January meeting Tuesday
at Confederate Memorial Home, the
president Mrs. Walter e. Hutton. pre-
siding. There was a large attendance.
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