The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-01
DeVereur GfUes
Dinner Party at the
Chevy Chase Club
Photo by Harris 4 Ewing,

One Of the prettiest OF the numer-
GUS dinner parties at the Chevy
Chase Club last evening was given by
Mrs. ]. Ryan Devereux for her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Devereux. Among
the guests were Miss Halle Davis,
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson, Miss Jean
Rayner, Miss Eustacia Hardesty, Miss
Ihoebe Walker, Miss Anne Gordon,
Miss Daviette Ficklen, Miss Mary
3 HILL Miss Margaret DeebIe Miss
Agnes MessiCk, Miss Teresa James
Miss Helen Tucker. Miss Elizabeth
Hills, Miss Josephine Broome. Miss
EuSenia HolcOmbe, Miss Ruth Don
aldson. Miss Abigail Harvey, Miss
Anna Hamlin, Miss Jane Marvel, Miss
Margaret Langfitt Smith, Paymaster
Lamar, Warwick Montgomery, Mr..
Riordan, Lieut.. Murray q Edwards.
Eugene Waggaman, hewitt Hill. Mr..
Pickford, Francis Hill, William Bates.
GWynn Rust, Mr.. Block. Archie Ray
ner, Lieutenant Avriette, Lieutenant
James, Lieut. Hanson Ely. Mr.. Sar-
geant, Lieut.. John Temple Graves,
Lieut. de Graffenried Graves, and
John DevereuN.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wells gave a
dinner at the club last evening, and
among those who came in later for
and the new year in were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas +. Logan and an interest
ing company who had been their
guests at the theater.
Mrs. Arthur Lee also had guests for
dinner. Others dining at the club
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclellan
Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Brown.
Mrs. Sherman McCallum, Miss Cecilia
McCallum, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
browne. Miss Mary Browne. Miss
Marie Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maury
Dove. Jr., Miss Mary Dove, John
Clapp, Mr.. am Mrs Roland Barker
Whitridge, Lieut.. Commander WeIII-
george, Colonel Clifford, Col. and Mrs
\. q. Lott, Mr.. William +. Fowler.
Paymaster and Mrs. John Higgins Mr.
an Mrs. Frederick Gulkley HYDE.
Ames Brown, Col. and Mrs. George
Downey, William Jacques, Theodore
baldwin, jr., -,Irs. Clarence HindK amp,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Stanton PeeIe, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Dunlop, Earl Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Patchen, Mr.. and
Totten, and Mr.. and Mrs. William /.
Deming.
Mrs. George NJ. Young, wife of
Congressman Young, was hostess at
luncheon yesterday at her apartment
in Sixteenth street, when she enter
tanned in compliment to Mrs. Frank
lin McNcy, wife of the president Of
the North Dakota University. The
guests included the wives of the
North Dakota delegation in Congress
and visitors from North Dakota.
Mrs. Baker Heads Line.
Mrs. Newton ID. Baker, wife OF the
Secretary Of War, will head the re-
ceivinE line this evening at the char
ity ball to be given at Linthicum
Hall, Georgetown. for the benefit of /
the free wool fund of the George
town Red Cross Center. of which Mrs.
Baker is chairman. Others in the re-
c"ivinE line Will include Miss Emily
T.. Matthews. Miss T.. j. Nourse, Mrs. |
Walter Peter, Mrs. John L. Ecker.
Mrs. e. Percy Thompson and Miss
Katherine DOugaL
Mrs. John +. Rodgers had guests
with her last evening to play cards
and watch the old year out.
:.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Filings Rud-
dock will give dinner tonight in
to col MichaiIo Menado-
witch and capt. Milan Jovitchitch, Il
members ~ the Serbian mission.
The reception which Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Henry IIutIer gave last even
ing for Or. Milcnko Nesnitch and his
Of the Serbian mission
was attended by an interesting com
pany OF official. diplomatic, and resi-
dent society folk. Mr.. and Mrs But
Ter are heenly Interested in all that
Serbia and her regent tragic
history Their son, Capt. Ethan But
Ter, worked for some time with the
Red Cross in Serbia. Mrs. Butler
was formerly chairman of the Ser
bian relief committee. Captain But
Ter, who IL I'm the Medical Corps, u.
5. \ Is now medical instructor at
Bellevue Hospital, New York.
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