The Washington times., 1918-02-09


year by the organization, a trench
menu" will be served. There will be
a demonstration OF the field kitchen,
from which the meal will be served
Just as It is served to the soldiers In
the nIst line. War songs by . chorus
will be one Of the features Of the
program
Countess Eleanor GIzycka will be
hostess at a musicale this evening.
Leave For Virginia Home.
Mrs. Oscar T. Crosby and Miss
Juliette Crosby have left town for
their home at warrenton, Va They
will return to Washington for q few
days before sailing to join Mrs. Cros-
by in Paris.
Mrs. Ward, wife Of Col. Ralph Ward,
corps Of engineers. U. 8. A, is visit
ing Col and Mrs. William A Mitchell
at the Marlborough. Colonel Ward
where he was in command, to duty In
the South
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davies will sn-
tertSin 1t dinner tonight 1t the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to Ar. and
Mrs. Joseph Folk. Mrs. Davies sis
ter, Mrs. Guy GoodInT, is visiting
them
Last evening Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Huston Thompson
gave a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Folk.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert DswoIf Er-
= skine, of Chicago, who are In Wash
| ington for an extended stay, have an
4 0f - Ar18nEfaH ThaV
related to Miss Helen woodrow
BoneA-
MRG. Paften Tea Hostess.
Mrs., James h Patten will give q
tea dance this afternoon at the Con-
| gressional Club In honor of her sis
ter, Miss Sara Latimer. Miss Latimer.
who is from Bolton, 8. c, and has
spent a great deal Of her time with
her sister In Washington, 10 here for
the winter. Those receiving with
Mrs. Patten will be Mrs. George Put
nam, Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Mrs. Adel-
bert Althouse, Mrs. Warren Gard. and
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet Miss Mary Ar
cher Glass, Miss Madeline Austin, Miss
Helen Blodgett, Miss Marian Hillard,
Miss Dorothy Drake, and Miss Sophie
Sweet viii assist
| =
Ara- Denwood White n entertain
] ing a few guests at the weekly tea
| dance at the Washington Club this
| afternoon
Mrs. Waldo Cory Johnston, who has
been visiting Miss Frances Ogden
Jones in New York. has returned to
the city.
Mrs. Stanhope Nixon, Of Eew York,
is in Washington for q short stay.
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Nathan Scott, former United States
Senator from West Virginia. and Ars
Scott are at the Royal Palm Hotel,
Palm Beach, Fla
Bfrs. George 8. Franklin has gone
to New York from Washington to stay
with her parehts Ar. and Mrs. Fred
eric 3. Jennings.
Miss Florence Lincoln, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic W. lincoln, will !
be married today in the University |
Place Presbyterian Church, New York. |
to William 4. Rockefeller. son OF Mr.. |
and Mrs. William @. Rockefeller. A |
reception will be held at the homo OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln, 81 West Fifty |
third street.
Mrs. John Newton Culbertson, presi- |
dent of the Woman's InterdenominA- |
tional Missionary Union, with her |
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mountford |
Baker, OF Cincinnati, Is spending the |
weekend with her cousin. Mrs. Eu-
gene Prayer, of s23 West 1o4th street, !
New York.
Mrs. Culbertson Will not be at home
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A beneht dance for the Sacred Heart |
Church fund will take place at
Rauscher's tonight More than 500 |
people are expected. The patronesses
are Mrs. Michael Keane. Mrs. Albert
J. Carrie, Mrs. Michael Dowd, Mrs. J. |
II. Johnson, jr., Mrs. 8. NJ Tucker,
Mrs. Joseph Richards, Mrs. p. ]. Har-
man, Mrs. W. +. Heron, Mrs. South |
TrimbIe, Mrs. w. F. Ring, Mrs. z. |
Lewis, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Mrs.
oTools, Mrs. p. s. Ridsdale. Mrs.
William MCGEE, Mrs. Charles ]. CO.
Iumbus, Miss Sheehan, Mrs. Edwin P.
HinkeI. Mrs. James o'shea, Mrs.
George Denesle, Mrs. L. N. Barry,
Mrs. BTooks-Reitz, Mrs. p. ]. Nee, and
Mrs. K. B. Horen. The young ladies
assisting will be Miss Ellen Kenealy,
Miss Marion Johnson, Miss Vera Ros-
ca, and Miss Dorothea Boucher.
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8. o. W Meeting.
Washington Camp No. 3O6, Sons of
Confederate Veterans, will hold the
second meeting OF the season of the
ChautGuQUa history course series, at
Confederate Memorial Home, 1922 Yer
mont avenue, next Tuesday evening.
Tho historical program will be given
under the supervision OF Major L. w.
r. Ewing, histOrian-in-chief OF the
Sons OF Confederate Veterans, who
has arranged for the speakers OF the
evening, assisted by J. Roy Price, past
commRndant OF the camp. Mr.. Price
will also deliver an address.
The musical program will be highly
pleasing and entertaining. Musical
numbers will be rendered by Mrs
benjamin Soule-Gantz and Mrs. Bert
Trenis, and songs of the Southland
will be sung.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the Confederate Veterans. members of
the chapters of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy, and their friSnda, and to
the many friends Of Washington
Camp senS - canes6asaAA VOAasanA