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tanned at dinner last evening at the
lChevy Chase Club before the midweek
dance. Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop, DIR. and mrs.
Thomas Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edward, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Frailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggaman. Brig. Cen.
and Mrs. George Richards. Mr.. John
Dom and Mr.. J. C. Douglas.
| gren will entertain at dinner this even
! ing in compliment to Miss Dorcas
Surth. whose engagement to Lieut. Com
mander John p. Jackson. U. S. N, was
| recently announced.
Senator and Mrs w. J. Stone and
Miss Stone are at the Raleigh Hotel
| for the remainder of the season.
Nine. Hauge entertained at a large
! dinner party last evening at her home
in Massachusetts avenue. She Will be
| hostess again at dinner on Monday even
ing
Mr.. William Jennings Bryan. who
| was a guest at the Hotel Lafayette for
| the past two days. has left for Miami,
Fla.
! Mr.. Joseph T.. Davies of the federal
|
con at the Willard yesterday.
| Mrs. Joseph Strauss, wife of Rear
| Admiral Strauss. L. S. n, has closed
her town house and taken apartments
at the Lafayette while Admiral Strauss
| is at sea.
i Mrs Clarence c. Buel of New York
gave delightful reading of the modern
| French play La Sacrifice" by Gascon
Devon. at the home of Mrs. John Jay
White yesterday morning. Among those
| in the audience were Nine. de Riano, Mrs
| Chandler Anderson. Mrs John c. Ere
mont, Mrs. Charles Warren. Miss Sic
| bert, Mrs. John p Young Mrs. Reeve
Lewis. Mrs. r. X. Tyler. the Misses
Wiley and Mrs. George A Converse.
Mrs. Hattie Linz has returned from
! hve-week stay with relatives at
Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ord Preston and her mother,
Mrs. Arthur Murray. are receiving this
| afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Preston, in r street.
Will not receive tomorrow afternoon
on account of the death of Admiral
| Dewey. They will receive the follow
ing Friday, January 20.
| Mrs Gillett Hill will be at home Sat
| urday.
Mrs Hill has been spending three
weeks at Atlantic City.
! Mrs, William Healey Ball, owing to
indisposition, will not be a home to-
morrow, but will receive the rema lining
| Fridays in the season
Mrs. Helena Hill Weed entertained at
| dinner last evening in her apartment
| in the Rochambeau. in honor of Miss
Alice Paul of New Jersey national
chairman of the Congressional Union
| for Woman Suffrage; Miss Anne Mar
: tin of Nevada. chairman of the nation
| al woman's party, and Miss Mabel Yer
non of Nevada, who is national secre-
tary of both organizations. The guests
included number of prominent out
of-town suffragists who are at Wash
ington to participate in suffrage activi-
ties.
Mrs. Edward T. Williams and her
daughter. Miss Williams. will receive
during the remainder of January and
throughout February on every Thurs
day afternoon. from to o'clock. at
1901 18th street.
Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer president
general of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, returned from New York
Monday, where she received al the re-
ception given by Mrs. James Henry
Parker to the New York Division, L. D.
c.. at the Hotel Aston. Mrs. Odenheimer
left yesterday to visit chapters of the
society in southeastern Virginia, and
upon her return will be at home Mon
day afternoon at the Congressional.
where she is spending the winter
One of the beautiful AFFAIRS of yes
terday afternoon was the reception
y. C., at the Confederate Memorial
Hall. 1922 Vermont avenue. The hall
was artistically decorated with Con-
federate flags. palms and ported
Mrs Gordivin D. Ellsworth. Mrs. A. Fl.
Mitchell. Mrs. E. W. Skinner, Mrs. U.
j. Knock. Miss May Stilivell. Miss Mar
garet Daniel Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim.
Mrs. Cora Swain and Miss Lucy Morton.
The table was decorated with yellow
tulips. Those presiding were Mrs. S.
NJ Denmark Mrs Mary Tomlinson.
Mrs. Victor Olmsted and Mrs X. w.
Johnson. Among the guests were Mrs.
Brooke Cartwright, Mrs: X. T. Ander-
son. Miss Madelaine Callyhan. Mrs ID.
Q. c. CalIyhan. Mrs. Maurice Brown
ing. Miss Mamie White. Mrs. Ella DON
nelly. Mrs. NJ. ]. Nance, Mrs. Caroline
Birthright. Miss Mary Coleman. Mrs.
Ida f. Garner. Miss Blanche Miller.
, Mrs F.. c. Nets. Miss Lillian Morgan.
Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Noel w. Banks
dale. Miss Margaret Rogers. Mrs. sam
uel L. Rogers, Mrs. Charles p. Grandffeld.
Miss Helen Grandfield. Mrs. Henry
Churchill Cook. Mrs. l.. f. Uhler. Miss
Frances w. Weeks. Mrs. William 0.
Haines. Miss Maude Dunlop. Miss Ger
trude Lane. Mrs. Swift G. Boykin. Mrs.
Enoch J. Vann. Mrs. Clayton E. Emig,
Mrs. w. NJ. Wallace. Mrs. Inez S. Mil
ton. Miss Virginia Griffith. Mrs. Wade
Atkinson. Capt. and Mrs. Hickey. Mrs.
Eugene Hartley. Mrs. Carl Schaffer.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. Miss
Mayer, Mrs. Fred Volland. DIR. and Mrs
r. o. f. Davis. Miss Margaret West.
Miss Lucy Parham, Miss Ethel Johnson.
Miss Fisher Taylor, Mrs. Jeff McIn
tyre. Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Walter Hutton,
Mrs. Werber. Mrs. Drury Ludlow.
Mrs. Eugenia V. Rawlings, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Kirk Uhler. Mrs. West.
Miss Lena Daniel. Miss EVELYN Dan
| iel. Mrs. Thomas Moore, Miss Carolyn
Hendricks. Miss Laura Gartrell, Miss