Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-30
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Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
entertained at dinner yesterday, when
their guests were Capt. and Mrs. A j.
Of Texas. Miss Jane Marvel and Miss
Eleanor vandergrift OF Wilmington
and Mr.. Murray Edwards house guests
of Gen. and Mrs. Barnett; Miss Leila
Gordon. Miss Anne Gordon. Ensign
rendey. Lieut. Basil Gordon and four
teen enlisted men from Quantico.
Miss Leila Sinclair Gordon, daughter
OF the late Basil Gordon of Baltimore,
will be the guest at Baltimore of Mr.
latter her uncle, and with their two
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Gordon and
Miss Anne Huntly Gordon, will be pre-
sented to society at the Bachelors
George Barnett, U. S. NJ. c., and Mrs.
Barnett. the latter the mother OF Miss
Leila Gordon, will go to Baltimore for
the cotillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Thomas. who
spent their honeymoon at Hot Springs,
Va. have returned to Washington, and
are at 1927 18th street, where they will
be at home informally Sunday. Mrs.
Ihomas was formerly Baroness Lily Won
Winckler.
Col. H. Walter Schulz. L. s. A. who
has been on duty in California for the
arrived at Washington. where the for
mer has been transferred. They are
with Mrs. Schulfs parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Romance Edison, at their home
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
had Is their guests over Thanksgiving
N he I'd Aha
Kelly Of New YORK. AO ~ ''e w.
Mrs. pelos A. BiodEett entertained at
dinner last evening; when her guests
party which she is entertaining over
Ihanksgiving. Miss Hillard of New
York. Judge Benton of Chicago and
Mr. n. Wsrrsn R 81 EsW Orleans ns
the hostess. who came on from New
York for a short visit. The party later
attended the ball.
Over fifteen hundred blue Jackets,
Marines and members OF the Ambu-
ancs Corpe from Allentown. Pa, were
entertained at THANKSGIVING day tea
at Mason House. 1906 Goth street, head
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels were at the head of the re-
ceiving line, which included Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. George Barnett. Admiral and
-
n. Richards, Mrs. Alexander Sharpe,
sr., and Mrs. Frank Hight.
Students Of the National Service
School and members of the Junior De-
Tense Guard of boys assisted the COM
nittee in the tearoom.
Mrs Hanson Briseoe Black is, with
her children. at the Argyle, Park road
and 18th street. during Col. Blacks
absence in France.
Miss Katharine Minmsek will be in
charge of the exhibit OF English and
and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson. 1917
Connecticut avenue, tomorrow, the clos
ing day.
Mrs Walter Tuckerman and Miss Jane
will be Mrs Charles W. Rae, Mrs John
Biddle. Miss Sarah Munroe, Miss Sophy
Siebert, Mrs. Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, Miss Elizabeth Sawtelle, Mrs. Mel
son Pickering and Mrs. Howell Jones of
Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. Neyil Monroe Hopkins
and their daughter, Miss Anne Hopkins,
Ing at their home at Bethesda
Mrs. Hopkins and the Misses Hopkins
went to New York this morning to re-
main over the week end.
Mrs. Edison Bradley, at whose home.
in Dupont circle, an all-day sale fol-
lowed by tea dance will be held to-
morrow for the benefit of the cooper
Charities, will have an interesting
group of assistants. Among them will
be Nine. da Cana, Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins, Mrs. Horace Westcott Patten. Mrs.
Clarence Edwards. Mrs. Mahlon Pitney.
Minna Blair. Miss Caroline Ogden
Jones, Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Price
Collier. Miss Peliew, the Misses futile,
Miss Lillian Birney. Miss Lydia Chaplin.
Miss Louise Theron. Miss Louise De-
Montgomery.
Mrs. Bradley will not be at home Sum-
day. as she is leaving for New York
for weeks stay. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man, who came to Washington to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, returns
to New York Sunday.
The annual tea and Christmas fair to
be held Saturday at st. Roses Convent,
in Phelps place. from to 8. Is now
| be served by members of the French
embassy and the French high commits
sion. among whom will be Nine. de La
nSu.y Ms s Dc M nann1e ana as s
members of the diplomatic corps. Mrs
Horace Seymour Will assist at the Brit
ish war relief exhibit. Miss Mary Sheri-
dan and Master Paul willert, Mrs; Cor
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Taylor will be others assisting. AmonR
those who are contributing flowers for
tho flower booth are Mr.. Joseph Tum-
ulty, Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, Mrs. David
F. Houston, Mrs. Robert Mccormick
Mrs. George Howard, Miss Louise
Dougherty and Nine. Hauge.
The wool purchased from the pro-
ceeds OF the melting pot at Mrs. Edison
bradley's last week will be distributed
| tomorrow afternoon, from TO o'clock
at Mrs. Henry F. Dimock's residence.
Mrs. A. ]. Drexsl Biddle is spending
| the winter here to be near Capt. Biddle.
who is stationed at Quantico. Mrs.
Rlddle. who is at the Willard. keeps
her car here and makes frequent trips
| to the camp.
Capt. Egbert 4. Lloyd. U. s. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Lloyd are visiting the parents
OF the former. Maj. and Mrs. Lloyd, at
S40S Connecticut avenue.
Returns from the buds' ball given at
the Willard last Saturday night for
| the beneAt OF the LIST Ambulance Corps
are now al In and amount to Si,l<0.
The proceeds have been turned over TO
Mss Margaret Dsveseux, daughter Of
Dr. Ryan poveraux, who will take the
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