The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-09
HAPPENING IN SOCIETY
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall Hosts at Luncheon
Honor Guest-Mme. de Billy Arrives
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sisted by Miss Gibson. Miss Austin.
Miss Slower. Miss Rupert and Miss
Calkins.
Among those present. were: Mr.. and
Mrs. OIL. Foote, Mr. and Mrs. A. Soitz
of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. C.
Luethi, Mrs. c. N Odell, Mrs. s. r,
Wallace, Mrs. Gertrude, J. MePherson,
Mrs. Katharine Bovee. Miss Bertha
Frances Wolfe, Miss Lily Sykes Rowe,
Miss Mary Jane Ridgely jess, Miss
Nettic Calkins. Miss Anice Page Coo
per, Miss Blanche Latimer, Miss Mary
S. Slower, Miss Charlotte NJ. Gibson,
Miss Minnie Z. Rupert, Miss Bonita
Morton, Miss Gertrude Utz, Miss Ber-
nidene Hull Miss Rose ZiemAn, Miss
Mary Miller Purdy, Miss Agnes L. Nc
Kelyey, Miss Ethel Burdick, Miss Em-
ma Shaw Love. Miss Ada Thrasher,
Miss Claire NJ. O'Connell; Miss Xerna
NJ. Essington, Miss Ellen S. SpeRcer.
Mfss-JuIia- c. Gray. Miss Florence ].
! Upderkoher, Miss Helen C. 0rNeilI.
Miss lnez Rolph, Miss Alma G. May,
Il, Miss Mabeile NIAustir. Miss Gertrude
IA. Bovdie. Miss Eeva, Norris. Mss
, Christine Kaiser, Isaac Pearson. Ed
n1iInd Trenkner ]. n. Stewart, Lieut..
j. Y. Meresi u. s. A.: Lieut.. sidney
J. bourgeois, u, s. A.; Allan Steele OF
New York, Mr.. de- Zapp and others.
! John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan-American Uniont viii be the
guest OF honor at a reception to be
given next Sunday afternoon, at which
Miss Helen Grisconi horton will sour
tea She will be assisted By Miss
IGraya l.. johnson. Miss Gertrude E.
Utz, Miss Margaret Y: Bennett and
Miss Iicz Rolph. ~
william c. Redneid. SECRETARY OF
COMMERCE, and Mrs Redhetd. have
gone to New York and are at the Bel
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Major and Mas. Hayden Claiming,
OF Boston, have come to Washington
and are established at 1Taf X street,
Miss Julia Davis.s daughter of
United States Ambassador to Great
Britain John W. Davis and Mrs 1
Davis, who wentIto New York with
her parents to bid. them good-by on
their departure for England, has re-
turned to Wellesley. where she. is IN
school. ,''- :.
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb and Mrs.
Nathan ~Wyeth have in charge. the |
committee of debutantes. who will sell
programs and assist at the benefit
performance of "The Masquerader'' to |
be given for Columbia Hospital at the |
Beiaseo Tbeater on Monday evening,
December 16. under the special pat |
ronage of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and |
the Cabinet ladies'.
Mrs. R. d. Shepherd is chairman of |
the general committee. with Mrs. !
Brown Miller and Mrs. William Z. |
Fendall a
patronesses are Mrs. Carter Glass. |
Mrs. sAdolph Miller. Mrs Augustus |
Gardner. Mrs. Whitman Cross. Mrs. |
James Carroll Frazer, Mrs F. 3.
Moran and Mrs. George Hewitt Myers. |
Maj. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards, head
OF the Northeastern division, has gone /
to New. York, and is at the Biltmore.
Vice Admiral Sir William Lowther
Grant, commandant of the West
indian and North American station,
is also at the B!ltmore.
Lecture on War.
In Making Over the Lap of
Europe" the lecture for the benefit
of the Association OF Perpetual Adora-
ton and Work for Poor Children, to
be given at the KnIckerbocker The
alter, Eighteenth street and Columbia
road, next Wednesday, December II,
at $3.50 p. m, Miss Janet Richards
will present in her usual vivid and
interesting manner a view OF the sal
lent causes, leading 20 the wonderful
triumph of the allied cause. also
of the difficulties and complications
awaiting the peace conference. The
lecture will be illustrated with the
latest war maps.
The officers and lady managers of
the board are Mrs. William Kearney
Carr. president; Mrs. George c. Reid
vice president: Mrs. William Goodyear 4
Johnson, secretary; Madame Jusse-
rand, honorary member of the board
Mrs. Harold p. Norton, Mrs. Henry
May. Miss Alice Riggs, Mrs. Thomas L
HI Carter, Miss r. Darlington, Mrs.
ID. h. Mccarthy, Mrs. Henley Smith,
Mrs. A. Willert, Mrs. A Chopper, Mrs.
R. Y. Hayne, Miss E. Moore, Mrs.
Robert Walsh, Mrs. B. F. Saul,
Madame ]. B. De Calvo, Dadame Y.
Calderon, Mrs. George P. Scriven,
Mrs. Henry L. e. Johnson. Mrs. Will
liam Benson. Mrs. Frank Mcintyre,
Mrs. Ben johnson. II
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William Lloyd
Drollinger are at 1856 Kenyon street,
while Colonel Drollinger is on duty
at the War College. Mrs. Drollineerl
will be remembered as Miss Valeria
whose father, Col Joseph
was in command at Fort
Myer for several years.
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