The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-07

4 leyst mrs. William ACt. RITTER, MIS-.
-. William Thorne, Miss Maths, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Baruch. Col. and Mrs.
Robert N. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Logan, and William Z.
Fowler.
Mrs. White Not to Receive.
Mrs. Edward Douglas White will
not receive on Mondays during the
season on account of mourning in
the family.
Mrs. George Barnett, wife OF Major
General Barnett, commandant OF the
marine corps. will be at home this
afternoon at the marine barracks, but
Will not receive next Monday.
Miss Catherine Harlow, daughter Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard harlow, was |
hostess at luncheon today, entertain |
ing in compliment TO Miss Mildred
Mr.. and. Mrs. William Nelson Page
have as their guests their daughter, |
Mrs. Jones Marshall and her children.
Miss Josephine Page. who spent. the !
holidays in Washington with her par
ents, has returned To Philadelphia.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Jacobson, who |
has been spending q few weeks at |
the Cumberland, returned yesterday |
to Newport News, Va. where Captain
Jacobson is now on duty.
home next Thursday afternoon. and
will receive on the remaining Thurs
days in January.
At Home on Thursdays.
Madame Porras. wife Of the min
lister OF the Republic OF Panama. will
be at home inlher residence, 1913 Six
teenth street, on Thursdays during
January.
Mrs. Peters. wife OF Congressman
John A. Peters. OF Maine. has Joined
Mr.. Peters at the Powhatan, where
they have taken an apartment for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ orrne Wilson Jr..
who spent the holidays with AR. and
Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson IA New
York, have returned to Washington.
Mrs Kuhn at Home.
Mrs Kuhn. wife OF MAI. Gen. Joseph
z. Kuhn, will be at home Informally
this afternoon and the following Mon
days until Lent at 1905 Nineteenth |
street.
J. Nelson Polhamus, commercial at
tache Of the Cuban legation. and
Nine. de Polhamus have left Wash
ington for Bolivia, where the former ,
will assume his new duties at La Pas.
llaHaIrAa ~ /
eraL
William q. 1rcAdoo, Jr.. son Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, who was
commissioned an ensign in c
the United States Flying Corps and
Is stationed at Miami, Fla. will come c
TO Washington within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. Hurley s
have gone to Kansas City, Mo-, to 5
attend the wedding there today of Z
their son, Lieut.. Raymond Hurley. o
aide de camp, to Brig. Gen. William q
Nicholson. and Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
of Kansas City.
Mrs. E. z. stotesbury. Of Phila- $
ielphia, is at the shoreham. a
Informal AT H0nea.,
MRS. J0nn walker HolCombe and
Hiss Eugenia Holcombe have cards !
mt for a series OF Informal at homes
m Thursdays. January 10, Il, and "a.
rom to o'clock.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Hay, OF
Newark, ". J., announce the engage
nent of their eldest daughter, Miss L
loan Hay, to Albert Neumann Rock. u
'nsign, u. S. n. Il. F., son OF Naval
George Fl. Rock, u. s. N, s
md Mrs. Rock. Naval constructor u
Rock is the construction officer. navy ?
ard, New York. =,
The College Women's Cub will in :
lugurate their series OF :.onday aft :
rnoon teas this afternoon. from to !.
o'clock. In the club house, 1922 I
treet. Members OF the Section 2, Mrs. ,,
l.. q. Nichols. chairman. will be host :,
sses. The program will consist OF =
ak on the value of rhythmic train =
nG by Mrs. Mary Gale Davis. illus
rated by a class from the Lucia Gale
barber School. The members of this
ection are OF Smith, Trinity. and the
College OF Law.
= Il
Miss Ramona Legsvre. sister OF J :
:. Lefevre, secretary of the Panama
2 cation, has returned to Washington.
fter q visit with her brother to
'ansms. Miss Lefev-e Is back with I
IRr mother at their apartment at
100 Sixteenth street.
Southern Relief Society Ball.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will head
he list OF patronesses for the South
IN Pslief GOcfety Pail ana ~ the