Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-05
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he held this week. While in New York
he took part in number Of important
political conferences concerning the
work Of reorganizing and rehabilitating
the republican party. and was present
a the dinners given to Mr.. VIII H.
Hays, the new chairman Of the repub-
lican national committee.
One of the most interesting of the after
Easter balls will be given at the Willard
Hotel Saturday. April q, for the benefit
Of the Junior Republic
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Fox of Paris and
Philadelphia have arrived at Washington
for a stay of several days at the Willard.
They will entertain informally at dinner
tomorrow evening, later going with their
guests to the camoufiage ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham.
who have been on a trip in the south, re-
turned TO Washington yesterday.
\ PARTY of Neutrality-suspicious. arriving
at the Homestead, Hot Springs. for a
stay Of three weeks includes Mrs. J. f
Baines Mrs. H. clay Browning, Mrs
James F. Oyster and Mrs. Charles j
Williamson.
Miss Nellie H Ruckdaeschel and Mr..
Charles T. Wilson, who were married
February 1e at Annapolis, Nd, are re-
siding at New York.
The United States minister to Dem
mark, Or. Maurice f. Egan. will intro
duce the speaker at the causerie for the
benefit Of the Christ Child fresh air
Breezy at the Washington Club tomor-
row afternoon at / O'Clock. Three
Woman Poets Of Today" is Miss Bregys
subject. The Christ Child fresh air
farm during the war will provide for
children whose fathers are in the sery-
ice. One hundred children were cared
Tor at the farm last summer. The man
ayers are the Misses Merrick, Nine
Riggs. Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Mrs. u. c.
Stapleton. the Misses Sheridan, Mrs.
Henry Flather and Mrs. J. y: Morgan.
Mrs. Leonard Wood. wife of Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood, is spending a few DAYS at
the Wolcott Hotel at New York
Mrs, George W Vanderbilt and Miss
CcInciia Vanderbilt returned to Wash
ingtoH Yesterday after a stay Of week
at Camden. :. G.
The Marquis and Marquise de Polignac.
who were At New York last week. have
returned to Washington.
The annual election for state officers
Of the District of Columbia, d A r. will
be held at Memorial Continental Hall on
March and "Wednesday and Thurs
day.. and the following names viii he
presented; Miss Hilda Fletcher. regent;
MISS Lillian Chenoweth, vice regent Mrs
Charles +. Kari, recording secretary; Mrs
Frederick I. F. johnson, CORRESPONDING
secretary. and Mrs. X. &. Du Bots, histo-
rian.
Col. Frank Bea1l Jones, United States
Army. who has been stationed at Camt
'Treene. Charlotte, n. G. has arrived al
Washington with Mrs. Jones and their
daughter, and are at 1914 Riggs street
northwest for a stay of several weeks
Inspector z. +. Jones and family have
arrived in the city from Guam. NJ L.
after an absence of two years. Inspector
Jones is stationed at the New Radio
station at Annapolis Md
Miss Dorothy Grayson, who has been
visiting Miss Helen Scott Payne ut
baltimore and has arrived at Washing
ton. is the guest OF her aunt Mrs
Charles F. Williams. Tomorrow evening
Miss Grayson Will attend the BAL des
Comoufieurs to be held at the Willard
under the auspices of the Neighborhood
/ House.
Mrs. George s. Cohen Of Galveston
| Tex, is visiting her mother, Mrs. F.
Greenapple of 1919 Park road.
Quinine That Does Not Affect Head.
because of its tonic and laxative effect, LANA
TIVE BR0MO QUISINE (Tabiets) be taken
by any one without using nervousness or ring
nine" T. w. GROVES signature is on box soc
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