The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-05
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
sc Prince to Be Honor Guest at Numerous
Observation-Disclosures in Washington

a munitions factory worker. Mrs.
Carrie ChRpman Gait will preside
Mrs. Cheatham. wife of Pay Direc-
tor Johnston Cheatham, stationed at
the Mare Island navy yard. Califor-
mia. who has been the guest for ten
days of Mrs. James Lee Shelton, is
visiting Mrs. Harry Lowman.
About twenty-five wounded officers,
patients at Friendship. the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean. which Is being used as an
auxiliary to the Walter Reed Hospital.
attended the performance OF who
Stole the HAITI" at the Belasco Theater
last evening. They were guests OF the
soldiers from the Aberdeen Proving
Ground. who are putting on the pro
duction. which will run for the rest OF
the week The proceeds will be divided
between wounded soldiers, sailors, and
marines, and the fund will be used to
build a gymnasium and recreation
house at Aberdeen.
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, wife Of Sen
ator Jones OF New Mexico, will be
hostess at tea this afternoon after
o'clock at 2400 Sixteenth street, enter
LdlnlnR IN compliment " ENSW 4ACA-
leans who are in Washington in con-
nection with MAR work. The wives OF
several OF the Senators from Western
States will assist Mrs. Jones In re-
ceiving.
The social season at the Congressional
Club will open tomorrow, when the
first Of the clubs regular Friday after
noon receptions will be given from 4
until o'clock. The Belgian minister,
Mr.. de Cartier de Marchienne, VIII
be the honor guest. and will address
the members OF the club. The first
business meeting Of this season took
place yesterday morning at 1o:D
o'clock.
will hold its last Friday afternoon re-
ception until after January l tomor-
row from 4 to s o'clock at the club
rooms, 1923 II street. The Rev. DR..
Otis GlaZebrook. consul to Jerusalem,
and Lieut. II. T. C. Walker, r. N.
will be the guests OF homer. DR..
GIazebrook will speak on Jerusalem.
and Lieutenant Walker will tell OF his
experiences as an officer OF H. NJ. =.
Vindictive.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson, president OF the
league TtCtNc BucGl1s anu
Florence Jackson Stoddard will preside
at the tea table. assisted by Mrs.
George Combs, Miss Florence Willard
Day. Miss Margaret Neale, and Mrs.
W. o. Wade.
The chairman of the entertainment
committee for the annual Junior
League ball which is to be given on
New Year eve at Rauscher's is Miss
Lillian Birney. The floor committee
which is headed by Miss Minna Blair
consists of Miss Margaret futile. Miss
Adelaide futile. Miss Cecilia Mccall
lum, Miss Enid Sims. Miss Eleanor
Johnston, Miss Marjorie Wright, Miss
Anna Hamlin, Miss Olive Graef. Miss
Mildred Cromwell, Miss Belle Baruch,
Miss Mary HeIlep. Miss Natalie Camp
bell. Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss Elk
abeth Grinnell, and Mrs Mamie Ham
ilton. The patroness committee.
which is headed by Miss Julia Whit
ing, includes Mrs. Thomas Holcombe.
Miss Louise Delano and Miss Alice
Downing. The box committee is
headed by Mrs. Thomas HoIcomb, jr.,
and the ticket committee, headed by
Mrs. John T. Remey, consists OF Miss
Cora Barry. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton,
Mrs. Howard Hume. Mrs. Franklin
Ellis. Mrs. Arthur Brown. Miss Fran
ces Webster, Miss Natalie Campbell
and'Miss Maxwell Church. Miss Helen
Blodgett is in charge of publicity.
Miss Delos Blodgett is entertaining
a box party for the concert at the
National Theater this afternoon by
Lazaro, the famous Spanish tenor, in
honor of her sister-in-law. Mrs. S.
II. Peck, of Mobile, Ala, who is her
guest. The other guests are Mrs
Leigh Palmer, Mrs. Charles Gray
Matthews. Miss Helen BIodgett and
Capt. James Alexander.
Miss Blodgett is expecting on
Saturday Miss Mary Helen Seelbach,
OF Louisville, Ky, who will be her
guest for a week.