Evening star., 1918-01-26

Morgan, DR.. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys,
Charles Lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Crane, Miss Maths, Mrs. Joseph E.
Kuhn, Mrs. Henry b. Brown, Nine.
Roso, Mrs. Koon, Representative Henry
D. Flood, Representative William B.
Mckinley. Mr.. William Phillips, assist
ant secretary of state, and Mr.. Thomas
J. O'Brien, former ambassador to Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Rayner are
giving a large tea dance this after
noon to Introduce their daughter, Miss
Jean Rayner. The reception will be
given at the residence of the debu-
tante's grandmother. Mrs. Isador Ray
ner.- 1920 18th street
Miss Charlotte HambIey of Salisbury,
N. c.. and Miss Rebecea Nicholson of
Baltimore are visiting Miss Rayner.
Col Roosevelt was the honor guest
at large dinner given last evening
by Representative Medi1l Mccormick.
The other guests were: Representative
Henry Allen Cooper. Representative
John ]. Esch. representative Benja- :
min L. Fairchild, Representative Eds
ward l.. Hamilton. Representative Cliff
ton Macarthur. Representative Clarence
b. Miller. Representative Frank c. Rea-
Wis. Representative Daniel r. Anthony,
jr.: Representative Isaac Bacharach,
Representative Fred A. Britteh. Repre-
sentative Ira c. Copley, Representative
Thomas S. Crago, Representative Louis
c. Cranston. Representative Gilbert A.
Currie. Representative Porter H. Dale,
Representative Edward E. Danison
Representative Cassius G. Dowell- Rep
resentative John A. Eiston, Representa-
George E. Foss. Representative Alvan
T. Fuller. Representative Charles E.
Fuller. Representative George S. Gra-
| ham. Representative William J. Gra-
ham. Representative John I. Nolan
Representative J. Hampton Moore, Rep
| resentative Edward w. Gray, Represen-
tative Frank l.. Greene. Representative
/ Clifford Ireland, Representative NieIs
Representative Allen T. Treadway, Rep
! resentative George w. Fairchild. Rep
| resentative Philip p. Campbell. Rep
! resentative John A: Sterling. Represen-
/! tative William Rodenbere. Representa-
| tive Joseph G. Cannon. Representative
! Edward J. King. Representative Louis
| T. McFadden. Representative John C
| Mckenzie. Representative William B
| Mckinley, Representative James c. Nc
| Laughlin, Representative Martin B
| Madden. Representative William E. Ma
| son, Representative E. T.. Roberts, Pen
resentative John ]. Rogers, Representa-.
tive John NJ Rose. Representative
!; Thomas S. Williams, Representative
William W. Wilson, Representative
Loran f. Wheeler and Representa- tive
John c. Cooper.
Mrs r. septimus Austin is entertain
! ing at a tea dance this afternoon at
/ the Washington Club for her daughter
Miss Madeleine Austin, and their guest,
! Miss Ceeile Cook.
| Spring tiowers will form the decora-
! tion on the tea table at which Nine
| Elibalde and-Mrs. Morris sheppard will
| preside:
/ The other assistants include Miss
| Helen Blodgett. Miss Marion ,Hilliard
Miss Sarah Latimer and Miss katherine
| Pitcher. .,-''<. ..#'.- ..
| Mrs. Delos Blodgett was hostess at a
large dinner party last evening, enter
| tanning in compliment. to Gen. and Mrs.
| George Barnett. Later Mrs. Blodgett
| took her guests to the administration
dance at the Willard, given for the
! benefit of the Red Cross.
| Nine. da CANA. who has been visiting
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary at New
York has returned to Washington.
| Col and Mrs. Clarence Ridley will
take party to the wool dance. at
the Washington barracks this evening
their guests including Col. and Mrs
Robert Reese, Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant, Sd
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gof, Miss Carolisa
| Nichols and Lieut. Murray Reese.
This will be the last of the series OF
| four dances given at the barracks for
the benefit of the wool fund of the
woman's engineer committee.
Mrs. GEORGE W.. Vanderbilt was
hostess at dinner last evening.
i Mrs. Chase Palmer. Mrs. Paul Bleyder
and Mrs. Akers will be the hostesses al
ia dance to be givey1 this evening at the
Arts Club for the soldiers stationed al
i Washington and the nearby camps.
Mrs. Frederic Van Lennep gave 4 re.