The Washington times., 1918-01-20
Revie7po Of Sociely's
Activities, It's Fdds and It's
Foibles and Passing FdncieS

ana ]: now waiting $ M Sis iisoI ssii e sro9sd SSI
ArA John Hays Hainmvnd viii be
at home on Wednesday afternoon
from 5 to Z O'Clock, the arst time
she has received since she took poe
session OF the LaNtenee House.
which Mr.. Hammond pufrhased last
year, Mrs. Hammond ls d1lIkhted
with her new home and she ah4 the
FAMILY feel a. though they had al
ready taken root.
Hereafter Mrs Hammond VIII b
at home Informally on sunday after
Moons. with the idea of extendlnR
hospitality especially to the sisltors
from other cities who arc In wash
fngton and are not fndEhg things a.
pleasant or people as hosDitabls hsrS
as they had expected.
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Lady LIrfet-fsye LlnEerS
Here 70 Keep I'D War eNork.
Lady Lfstef-Kaye iInreSs stiI1 n
his county. keeping up her work in
behak the London Motor Volunteer
corps, AID ddsyery once in while she
comes to washington foe week or
two. Her visits are always weleoms
and always she is wfned and dlned IN
a pleasant. lf Informal, sort Of war.
The other evening she shared honors
with Sir Charles and Lady Ross at
dinner given by M, and Mrs. H.
Campbell Graef
The house which sfr Char'ea ena
Lady Ross have taken. 1902 Massa-
chusetts avenue. n. by the way, the
one which Mr.. Graerg siatGr, Mra. H
Whitney Treat. occupied for two o.
three months. Mrs. Treat had some
friends with her. and; when they left
for their home In the West she de-
cided to sub'et the house and stay
with the Graefs for the remainder %
her visit TO Washingtons She wiz
probably be here month or two
longer. Her home is IN Seattle, Wash
Lady Llster-Kaye Is an: AmeTican
woman. you know. She Was the love
ly Eatica Yznega, oneaoftthe TmaEas
OF louisiana and New Eork, q sister
OF Consuela. Duchess Of Aanehester.
The Yznagas used to have home b
Washington. tool don't know that
they were Of Lady ListeF-Kaye's Inn
mediate family. but they were OF her
kInsfolk "a charming .wide-roomsd
old-faahioned houR near where the
oitl Ba,tEnore and ohio station stood
, Lady Lfster-Kaye has Aeld inpore
taht place In London societys and has
ever been In the good graees Of Queen
1faFy. who Is not Inclined 10 be gar
tial to American womsn.l lSha u .
famous hostess. or was IN days before
the war. has repeatedly entertainfd
the King and Queen, and the guests
at her town house and kt Derby
Grange, In Yorkshire, ware always
chosen with nice Discrimination.
; : =
Sir JoAn. I5Ster-Khyes.
scheme.
sSsir JehA ListerEsaye nnee Sunk
$500 900, ISIS said. In a vafn endsavOr
10 -estabfi$h English farIneis as colon
fists N Canada- The experiment. failed,
because II was a few years before its
lime. The LIstsrsKayes
have. been extensive trsYeters. Sir
John f. now In London devoting most
OF his,tlule to the work OF the Lonuon
Motor Corps. OF which hksis the head.
Ned and Doris Hay
Have strenuoas HousekoId.'
NAAu tNO baoAe1 NAS 49,
and Doris Hay-LieuC and Mrs. Ed
ward n. Hay-have an interesting and
strenuous household this winter. Not
only IL their own boy, William Henry
Hay, born last June. q lusty young
ster, but they have with them Ned's
Mrs. Wrenn Hay, and
her new baby. Her husband Is IN
France, so she's inclined to be lonely.
and Doris is delighted TO have some
one with her while. Ned Is in town
all day. 80 L. seems a perfect ar
all around
You know the young Hays are
spending the winter at the pretty
little bungalow near the Washington
Club, where Doris family,
the Drains. are in the habit OF spend
ing the summer months. It belongs
to Doris parents. Major and Mrs.
James A. Drain. The Hay boys are
sons OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. william
II. Hay. and just now Ned and Doris
have Mrs. Hay, sr.. with them. The
third son married pretty Helen Gold
smith. wrenn Hay went TO France
as civilian, but has recently been
Fondly Yours,
JEAN ELIOT.