The Washington herald., 1919-02-09
SOCIETY
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Board Of Trade there, where the WIS.,
tiers register. Washington Is the only
city in the country that has book
for its tourists to register in. All
other tourists register by States.
Following are the recent arrivals
from Washington and where they are
stopping for the season:
Mrs. John Wiley is q guest at the
Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy II.
Russell and Frances Russell, of 1Sl2
Belmont Road, are at their winter
home, at $50 Fifth avenue, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. z. Roberts. of 1871 Columbia
road. are established at the winter
home and will remain there untii
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j..
Wilson, of +6 Bryant street, are COM
fortably located at their winter home.
at 50s Fifth street Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Schneider, of Eighth and Z streets.
are stopping at the Hollenbeck. Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Prescott are guests at
the Allison.
The Washington folk are being en-
tertained almost daily at formal and
informal dances, card parties ana
luncheons held at the various hotels
where they are guests. They are all
interested in the National Horseshoe
Pitching Tourney to be given at st.
petersburg on February %.
The Washington section of the
Council of Jewish Women will hold
its next meeting on Tuesday next, at
80 p. m. In the vestry rooms of the
Eighth Street Temple, when a splen-
did at1a iu
Z. Reavis, representative from Ne
braska will tell of his experiences
abroad. Capt Nathan Isaacs, OF the
Military Intelligence Division. wiz
give an interesting talk on current
Jewish events and Mr.. Bertram
Simons, of Camp Humphreys, will
give violin solo.
The Columbian Women Of George
Washington University will meet
1uesday at 4 o'clock at the College
Women's Club, 1872 Eye street. Dur
ing the social hour. Mrs. Charles Her
bert Stockton will be hostess. assist
ed by Mrs. George P. Merrill, Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. George NJ
Young. and Mrs. Edwin Alliston Hill.
BY courtesy of the French High
Commission. Lieut.. Labat, of the
French High Commission, will speak
Mt o o'clock on some phases Of the
war which he has seen.
The Legion of LOYAL Women are
to have n social meeting on Monday
evening at 8 o'clock when Admiral
George w. Baird. u. s. N, will give
talk on his recent trip and expert
ences In Europe illustrated BY views.
The meeting will be held at the Teach
ers' Club, corner of Eleventh and F
streets. over Berry's jewelry store. The
entrance is on Eleventh street and
members of other patriotic societies
are cordially Invited.
! The Trinity Alumnae Dance will
/ be the scene of an interesting re-
/ union of friends and former stud
! ents OF the college. AS in other
/ years. a large attendance at the
dance is anticipated. as members
/ of the alumnae from many states
will be in Washington to enjoy this
/ opportunity of revivinE old assocta-
/ tons and acquaintance. the
! Younger student body of the col
! lege will also attend the dance,
many of whom will for the first
| time be initiated into Washington
! social circles. The list OF pat
rOnesses for the dance is made up oil
women who in the past have dis
| played interest in the college, prom
/ inent among whom are Madame
Zaldivar. Mrs. Henry Ashurst. Mrs
! Thos. Carter, Miss Janet Richards
| Mrs. william II. West. Mrs. w. A
/ Wimsaat, Mrs. Thomas Selden. Mrs
J. B. Densmore, Mrs. Thomas Tay-
Ior. Madame Rafael. Mrs. Milton
! Allies, the Misses Kcrby and Mrs
! I las l.,
! dance has been set for the twenty
first and will be given at the Will
| lard. Those assisting Miss Gertrude
Lane, chairman OF the committee on
/ arrangements are Miss Katharine
| Boyle, Miss Miriam LouEhran. Miss
/ Maude Gaynor, Mrs. Aubrey b. Fen
| nell, Miss kathleen Smith. Miss
. Florence Leonard. Miss Margaret
Lane. Miss Alice Mills and Miss
| Dorothy Callahan.
A bridge tea will be given or
| Wednesday, February 26. by the
( Junior Suffrage League at the head
quarters of the National American
| Woman Suffrage Association. 1926
| Rhode Island avenue. The commit.
| tee on arrangements is Miss Rosalit
| Waters. chairman; Mrs. Middleton
/ Beamer. Miss Helen ClaXton. Mis-.
Barbara Sella. Miss Hope Whitford
Miss Nancy Williams. Miss Vera Ise.
man. Mrs. Robert b. Cummings, Mrs
! Russell T. Edwards. Miss CeIest,
Childs. Among those who hav,
taken tables are Mrs. Charlie!
| Roughton Wood. Mrs. Breckenridge
Long. Mrs. Richard Aldrich, Mrs
Gilbert H. Grosvenor. Mrs. Loui!
Brandeis, Mrs. Goldthwaite H. Dorr
Mrs. Rupert Hughes, Mrs. Loui!
Brownlow. Mrs. w. Gwnn Gardiner
Mrs. E. J. Brennan, Mrs. Jesse Ad
kins, Mrs. James c. Cantrell. Mrs
/ Somerset r. Waters, Mrs. Medill Nc