The Washington herald., 1918-02-27
EQCleEY
In WAsAhNc cTON
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

The Speaker and Mrs. Champ
Clark entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Capitol in honor OF
Miss Laura Graves and Lieut.. Fred
erick Tompkins, whose wedding VIII
take place this evening. The guests
included Mrs. Charles Cothran, Miss
Martha Upton. Miss Adelaide Goth
ran, Miss Helen Blodgett. Lieut..
Sterling Graves. Lieut.. John Temple
Graves, Lieut.. de Graffenreid
Graves, Col and Mrs. John Temple
Graves, Miss Lee, Frank Harris,
Representative william s. Goodwin,
Mr.. Black. and DR.. and Mrs. Lenox.
Mrs. Champ Clark will receive in
formally this afternoon from to s
o'clock at Congress Hall. She win
be assisted by the Congressional
ladies.
ing with an article on ''The Bargain
Counter" and Mrs Shackelford, wife
Of the Representative from Missouri,
viii tell OF the aims and objects Of
the 'Genevieve Clark Club q new
war relief organization.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock entertain
ed distinguished company of thir-
ty-two at dinner last evening to
meet her guest. Mrs. Frederick
Thompson, Of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. william NJ. Polk. of
New York. are visiting their son
and daughter-in-law. the counselor
of the State Department and Mrs.
Frank Lyon Polk.
Count and Countess la Greze, who
are occupying the residence at 1900
. twentieth street. will move in the
spring to Chevy Chase, where they
have rented the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claudian B. Northrop. in Lenox
street. for the summer months.
Capt. r. R. Glen. of the British
Embassy star residing at 1927 Six
teenth street, has taken the home
mer. in Newlands street, Chevy
Chase, for the summer. He will
move there on June 1.
MAI. and Mrs. John Finney have
gone to New York. Maj. Finney will
remain in New York indefinitely.
Ar. and Mrs. R. V. Norris, of
ySsSesbsrre. Pa, have leased the
Cluh. % 90 onial Danes for a short
time. The club house, III K street,
has been closed for several months
because Of the fuel shortage. Mr..
Norris Is a government expert and
will be In Washington indefinitely. He
Is here now and will be Joined here
about the first OF March by Mrs.
Norris and their two daughters. They
will take possession Of the house at
the end Of the week.
Lieut. and Mrs. John Francis
Proctor have returned from their
honeymoon and are with Mrs. Proc
tors mother. Mrs. ]. w. Bayne at
the St Regis. Mrs. Proctor was
formerly Miss Louise Bayue.
Col. Charles NJ. Black, of the
Ordnance Department has leased the
residence Of ". P. G. Harding at 1876
r street and will take possession on
Friday. Mrs. 8. Merrill Clement, who
have had the house during the winter,
has gone to Buffalo to remain several
months and will return in the fall to
occupy the same house. Mr.. Harding
has had an apartment at the High
lands all winter.
A. c. Tener. who has had the apart
ment at 21A Wyoming avenue since
last fall. has leased ii to Capt w.
X. Nash, of Minneapolis. Mr.. Tener
has taken the residence of Mrs. d.
n. Clark at 211s Wyoming avenue.
Maj James W. Riley, of New York,
has come to Washington to live and
has rented the residence, 20l1 Colum-
bia road.
Mrs. Newcomb C. Barney. of Bal
timore, who is spending the winter
at Wardman Courts, has as her
guest Mrs. Chandler Smith. of New
York. Mrs. William Burr Harrison
entertained informally at luncheon
followed by bridge yesterday at the
Washington Club in compliment to
Mrs Smith. Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson
entertained Mrs. Barney and Mrs.
Smith at dinner last Sunday.
Lieut. James P. Mckinney has
moved to 1136 Seventeenth street,
formerly the residence of Mrs. W.
B. Warren
The Georgetown bTnc6 q the
Red Cross will entertain at a bridge
party on Thursday evening, March
IA. to raise money for their wool
fund, at the residence of Mr. and