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furnished the music and MISS Doris
SchlegeI entertained with songs and
dances. The girls were presented with
favors consisting of gold pins. AT IL
O'Clock supper was served in the dining
room. where speeches were made by the
officers of the club.
Among those present were Misses
Blanche Emmert. .Mayda Carnahan,
Edith Caldwell, Thema Brennan, Mar
garet Hoffman. Ruth Mitchell, Marie
Maddox, Peggy Daley, Bonnie Mac
Williams and Mrs. Bert Laird. accom-
panied by the twelve Bachelors now
in the city. namely, William Monran.
Whit Hammett. Will Hammett, Ed
Ardeeser. Roy Schlegei, Paul Ardeeser.
Cogan Hammett, Howard kimball, Jack
Lewis. Les Hardisty, Clarence Moore
and Bert Laird.
The three Bachelors now out of town
are Bob Moulden, Jim Grafton and Rol-
lie Moore, who We're greatly missed
by all.
The next regular monthly club dance
will be held at Mrs. Dyer's, 1917 r street
northwest, on Saturday, February 10.
The fourth of series of eight dances
was given by the Raccar Canoe Club
in the Arcade private ballroom Satur-
day evening, January 20. more than
$50 couples being present. The next
y
1917.
Miss Marie Ashton Carter of Warren
ton. Va. is the house guest of Miss
Marion O'Connell in LIST street.
The Agriculture Dance Club enter
tanned at the first of a series of month
ly dances on saturday. January 20, at
Terrace Inn. 1401 Massachusetts ave-
nue.. The hall was tastefully decorated
with palms and blue and gold stream
ers. and both members and guests
united in making the dance a gala af-
fair. Announcement was made of the
next dance to be held Saturday, Feb
ruary Il, ut Terrace Inn. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. Regain,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
A b Clawson. Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Bal
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Boerner, Mr.. and
Airs. II. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rob
inson, MIR. and Mrs. J. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stevens, DIR. and Mrs ]. NJ.
Buck. Miss A. NJ. Bradburn and Mr.. o.
r. Mathews. Miss May Murphy and Mr..
George W. Morgan, Miss Nellie Quirk
and Mr.. 5. Garner, Miss II. Galbraith
and MIR. R J. Young, Miss Edith Head
and Mr. Ross J. Woodward, Miss Bran
son and Mr.. J. 5. Stewart, Miss Harri-
son and Mr.. T. J. Medson. Miss Aurelia
Bretow and Mr. J. Arthur Adams, Miss
Stacy and Mr.. II. 3. Moses. Miss Bre-
Crump and Mr.. W. II. Fawcett, Miss
Gunion and Mr.. II. G.. Manning, Miss l..
johnson and NJ. z. NJ. Smith, Miss Kent
and Mr.. A. G. Burken, Miss Roden and
Mr.. E Van Driesen. Miss Jenkins and
Mr.. ii. X. Rosen, Miss Carrie Hastings
and Mr.. III. NJ. Jones. Miss Ellen Of
futt and Mr.. Leonard T. Brown. Miss
Hesse and Mr. G. Il. Gilbert, Miss I. NJ.
Lovely and DIR. Charles Morningstar
Miss Reno and Mr.. c. S. Shirley, Miss
NJ Allen and Mr.. T. E. Hickey, Miss H
Hutchinson and Mr.. l.. V. Friedli Miss
Myrtle King and Mr.. O. E. Williams.
OrrISOn nd
Cissell and Mr.. J. NJ. Mcleod, Miss Ag-
mes Henley and Mr.. Lester s. Scott
Miss NJ. McNabb and Mr.. A. W Peder-
sen. Miss Darby and Mr.. r. A Wilson,
Miss Frances and Mr.. S. A. Judson, Miss
Ira Taylor and Mr.. ]. L. Hartranft,
Miss E. E. Moore and Mr.. Thomas P.
Heaiy. Miss Kennedy and Mr. s. s. Ep-
stein. Miss Helen Towsen and Mr.. L. E.
Byars, Miss Ruby Tiller and Mr. Ma
than Smith. Miss johnson and Mr.. J.
Stauffer. Miss Beck and Mr. Sulzer.
Miss Truth Travers and Mr.. Raymond
w Corwin. Miss Virginia Thigbee and
Mr.. Belt Folger. Miss Bernedette Her
man and Mr.. A. Donohue Miss Graft
and Mr.. Schroeder, Miss Agnes Ouirk
and Mrs. Charles II. Ball, Dr. Emery
and Messrs. S. NJ. MeMurran and Roy
Umstadt
Miss Helen Tetzold of Detroit is Wis
itlng Miss Agnes Clark at her home in
Massachusetts avenue. She will be ex-
tensively entertained during her stav.
Robert E: Lee Chapter, No ga. U. D.
c, will give its usual monthly dance at
Confederate Memorial Home 1922 Yer
mont avenue, Tuesday. January 30 This
dance was postponed, on account of the
death of Mrs. Merwin, from the 23d to
the S0th, and is the fourth dance of the
series. The ballroom will be made at
tractive with southern colors Mrs
Horace Whitaker will serve refresh
ments. assisted by the ladies of her
committee. and the dance program will
be under the supervision of Mrs. George
Covington.
The Cornell women of Washington
will give a dance on Thursday evening
February 8, $50 O'Clock, in the ballroom
of the Cairo. This will be the second
dance given by the club for the benefit
of the building fund for additional dor
mitories al Cornell University. The first
dance, held on Thanksgiving afternoon
at RauSchers, proved so popular that it
has been decided to give one or more
evening dances. The committee on ar
rangements includes Miss Margaret
Connor, chairman, 3149 Mount Pleasant
street northwest: Mrs. Harrison Dixon,
1854 Monroe street northwest; Mrs. 10
seph Zirkle, 1851 Irving street north
west. The following members of the
Cornell Mems Club also are assisting:
Mr.. Horace w. Peaslee, Mr.. Samuel NJ.
Thomson, Mr.. Henry r. Gates, Mr..
Leonard w. Kephart. Mr.. Raymond w.
Fuller Mr.. E. c. Crittenden, Mr.. Walter
W. Burns. Mr.. c. r. Douglas. Mr.. E. C.
Brown and Mr.. Norman c. Butts.
Miss Elizabeth Farrell of New Haven,
Conn. is the house guest of Miss Helen
Marie Thomas.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry
Churchill Cook and her sister Miss NJ.
Esther Mayher, held one of the largest
receptions Of the winter.
Mrs. Cook was assisted in the draw
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