The Washington herald., 1917-02-15
CITY'S a4OO' ATTEND
DOLLY MADISON SPREAD
Mrs. Wilson and Ladies Of Cabinet
Attend Breakfast.

With Mrs. Wilson, Mrs Marshall and
the ladies' Of the Cabinet as the guests OF
nonor, the fourth annual Dolly Madison
breakfast given by the Woman's Nation
| az democratic League yesterday az the
Willard. attained. exceptional brilliance
ana distinction. Prominent Democratic
women Of official life, with large repre-
sentation from residential society, COM
prlsed the company.
/ The breakfast was served In the red
room, which was effectively decorated
with palms and spring flowers, and the
guests were seated at small tables, each
adorned with centerpiece OF spring
blossoms. An orchestra played through
4 out the function
Mrs. Wilson and the honor guests ar
rived at 1:So o'clock and were escorted
| TO their table by Mrs. William A. Cullop.
president Of the league, and the MEM
/ ners OF the executive committee, the en-
| ure company standing while the orches-
ira played 'The Star spangied Banner"
mrs. Cuilop made a brief address of well
come
An interesting musical program was
given during the serving of the breakfast
mrs. benore Sherwood, daughter Of Gen.
i SherWoo OF Ohio, sang and Mrs. David
n: hincheloe, wife of Representative
hincheloe, of Kentucky, gave several
Wnlstnng solos. At the conclusion OF the
oreakiast Mrs. Wilson held an informal
reception in the blue room.
| MIS- Wilson was very handsome in a
gown of pale gray satin and cbiffon
trimmed with bands of sable and large
oiack hat ornamented with shaded gray
ostrlch plumes. Mrs Marshall wore
becoming gown of cafe au lait beaded
cninon and small black hat adorned
Win touches of crimson. Mrs. Lansing
IN,
oiack VelVet hat and sable furs. Mrs
McAdoos gown was of white broadcloth
trimmed with seal and her hat was OF
olack velvet. Mrs. Baker was in orchid
chiffon worn with a large white hat. Mrs
Gregory was gowned in black velvet and
wore black velvet hat. Mrs. Burleson's
costume was Of French blue chiffon and
velvet with small toque to match.
At the Table of Honor.
| Mrs. Cullop. who was gowned in rose
broadcloth and chiffon trimmed with
gold lace, and bands of baby lamb, and
wore large black hat ornamented with
table OF honor. at which others, In addi-
ton to the honor guests. were Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones, Mrs Henry L Edmunds,
Mrs. w. F. Hancock and Miss Catherine
McIlvaine.
| Mrs. Alexander Hunter Gait had as her
guests at her table, Mrs Leroy CAN. Mrs.
Bo Sweeney. Mrs. Archibald Oracle, Mrs
Borden Hartman. Mrs. Frank L. Polk.
Mrs. Carey T. Grayson, Miss Mary Phelan
Mrs. Ashton G. C1apham and Mrs. Jesse
SpeideL
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood had with
her. Mrs. George P. Mclean, OF Connec-
ticut; Mrs. Knower. of New York: Mrs
Cleveland Perkins, Mrs. George F. Beck
er. Mrs. George Ehle, Mrs. George How
L y,d IT.
ronto, Canada; Mrs. George Fl. Knight,
OF Connecticut, and Miss Mary P. Nor
gan.
The Misses Lansing entertained Mrs. J.
Hamilton Lewis, Miss Basel, Mrs. Rus
sell. Mrs. William Denman and her house
guest, Mrs. West, of San Francisco; Mrs.
George w. Norris. Miss Gertrude Myer,
Mrs. Putney and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin
Mrs. ]. Charles Linthicum's guests were
Mrs. Henry d. FIlod, Mrs s. S. Field,
Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. wilker-
son, Mrs. Charles ]. King. Mrs. Joseph
K. Benson. Mrs. Kate K. Henry and Mrs
| Essary.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett had with her Mrs.
Willis Van Devanter, Mrs. F. z. Warren,
Mrs. Carl Vrooman. Miss Temple, Mrs. E.
W. Cole, Mrs Rufus Day, Mrs. Leigh
Palmer, Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage Mrs.
Thomas Dunn. Mrs B. S. Hanchett and
Mrs. J. H. Turner.
Mrs. Shepherd Is Hostess.
Mrs. r. D. Shepherds guests were
Mrs. York Noel, Mrs Rowland Ringgold.
Mrs. Joseph H. De Frees, Mrs. William
Harrison Allen, Mrs. Lewis j. Battle,
Mrs Theodore Tiller. Nine. de varrene-
| Stock, Mrs. r. F. Ames, Mrs. Myron
| Nj. Parker.
Mrs. william Kent entertained Mrs
w. C. Adamson, Mrs. Charles Lobdeli,
Mrs Alexander Vogelsang. Mrs. E. st.
Clair Thompson, Mrs. Charles c. Tansill,
Miss Mae v. Petty. Mrs. Hoarce NJ.
| Fulton, Mrs. NJ. ]. Arnold. Mrs. Arthur
P. Davis.
| Mrs. Mary c. Adams had with her Mrs.
Julia Sanders, Of New York; Mrs. Annie
i g. Hall Miss Ford, Mrs. Murray g.
Motter. Mrs. Charles ]. Lindaler, Mrs.
| S. Gompers. Miss S. ]. Gompers, Mrs
c. T. vogel. Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald.
| With Mrs. A. c. Shalienberger were
Mrs. J. T. Buell., Mrs. John A. Sterling.
Miss Shallenberger, Miss Annie Wise
man. Mrs. Van II. Manning, Mrs. Stanley
Benedict, Mrs. B. c. Hilliard. Mrs. D.
| J. McGillicuddy, Mrs. w. F. Kirby.
| Mrs. Joe H. Eagle entertained Mrs.
Carter Glass. Mrs. Michael Phelan, Mrs.
Jouett Shouse, Mrs. Rufus Edwards,
Miss Imogene Young, Mrs. Edgar e.
Merritt, Miss Margaret Trimble, Mrs.
| James u. Hurley, MIS-. 'oseph biiiiio'.'
Mrs Hampson Gary's guests were Mrs
| Charles d. Helmbold, Mrs. Cone johnson,
Mrs. John W. Wright, Of Dallas; Mrs.
Harold Keating, OF Dallas, Tex; Mrs.
John c. Koons, Mrs. Theodore shuey'
Mrs. d. H. Kincheloe, Mrs. Milton LAM
/ bert and Mrs. George Z. Holton.
Miss wilcox Has Table.
Miss Mary Wilcox had with her MISS
! III, Belle Sulloway, Mrs. ]. Arthur
Heaton, Mrs. w. F. Donaldson, Miss NJ.
]. Connor and Miss Clara L. Smith.
| With Mrs Sarah NJ Vernon were mrs
l.. X. Sands Mrs. Eakin Gadsey, Mrs
Loren Johnson. Mrs. E. Eugene Barr,
Mrs. A, e. johnson, Mrs. l. L. Dayton
and Mrs. A. H. Mitchell.
Mrs Matthew T. Scott entertained Mrs
lJ. C, w. Beckham, Mrs. William L.