The Washington times., 1919-02-10

be at home this afternoon after
O'Clock and will also receive thc fol
lowing Mondays in February.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lette will give
a dinner on the evening OF February
u for their debutante daughter Miss
Courtney Let's.
Mrs William Morton Grinnell viii
entertain at dinner on Wednesday Tor
Miss Elizabeth Grinnell.
Congressman and Mrs. Samuel Wins
low will be hosts at an informal din
ner this evening at their home IN
New Hampshire avenue. Covers viii
be laid for twelve.
Senator and Mrs. Francis E. War
rem will be hosts this evening at 4
large dinner at Grasslands, having
thirty guests.
The Japanese Ambassador, Niscount
lShii, occupied box at the BelascO
Theater yesterday afternoon at the
concert of Helen Stanley and jacques
Thibaud., NJ. Claude Langlais, of the
French High Commission. and Nine.
A~pAAas AcLtc anu MI anu vi = ID uNN
King were among those who had par
ties.
wedding of much interest to So
ciety in Washington as well as in
Maryland and Virginia will take place
in the late winter, when Miss Phoebe
Elliott Randolph, daughter OF. DR..
Robert L. Randolph and the late Mrs.
Randolph, and a granddaughter OF the
late Bishop and Mrs. Randolph, of Vir-
giuia, will be married to Baldwin Day
Spilman. son of Gen. and Mrs. Baldwin
Day Spilman, of Warrenton, Va. Mr..
Spilman, who is a memuber Of the
ambulance corps, has been on active
duty overseas and is expected TO ar
rive in this country in the near fu-
ture, when the date for the wedding
will be selected.
Miss Randolph and her two sisters,
Mrs. NorbOrne Berkeley, whose hus-
band, Captain Berkeley, 3l3th field ar
tillery, Is now overseas. and Miss
Anne Stuart Randolph, arc now here
with their father at his home in Bal
timore, having given up their posi-
tons in Washington. where they have
all three been engaged in Govern
ment work.
There will be a meeting Of the Free
Milk for France Committee tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock at the head
quarters, Fourteenth and + streets. 10
conclude the plans for the Mardi Gras
fancy dress ball to be given March 4.
On the ball committee are Mrs. Peter
GOelet Gerry, Mrs. Arthur Glasgow,
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mrs. Breck-
inTidge Long. Mrs. George Draper and
Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Mrs. John Pitney is chairman for
the cigarette vendors. among whom
will be Miss Katharine Wilkinson,
Mrs. Shelton Pitney, Mrs. Albert T..
Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Davidson Misses
Louisa and Frances Hoar, Miss Louise
Delano, Miss Sally Beecher, Miss Edith
WaIlach, and Mrs. Melville Wallace,
all OF whom will be in fancy dress.
Mrs. Warren McCOnihe, the presi-
dent of the organization, has written
that she will bring down a party
from New York for the ball Volun-
teers are working night and day At
headquarters making apple blossoms.
AS $50 a year actually feeds one
baby, one OF the members OF the com
mittee has volunteered to donate the
additional IS to the price OF every
DOA GOiuB III VI ANt ~ NCNNl NAAS NCee ~
supporting three little babies for one
year, which would be Sos.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Thomas Riley Marshall, Mrs. David
Franklin Houston, Mrs. COlville Ba p
clay, MIS-. William Howard Taft. Miss
Josephine Patten, Mrs. Richard Tom
send, Mrs. Henry i. Dimock, Mrs. VII
lard Salisbury, Mrs. Charles Dough
ton Wood, Mrs. John T. Wilkins. Mrs.
John Pitney. Mime. George Bakhme-
ten Mrs Robert Low Bacon, Mrs.
LaTz Anderson, Mrs. Edison Bradley,
Nine. COllardet, Mrs. ". +. DillinS-
ham. Mrs. George Draper, Mrs. J. :
FreIinghuyscn. Mrs. Arthur Glasgow,
Mrs. Cary GraysOn, Mrs. Borden Har-
riman. Mrs. William :. Innis, Mrs.
Frank =. Kellogg, Mrs. r. II. Kimball,
Mrs. Francis Lloyd. Mrs. Breckenridge
Long. Mrs. Nicholas LonGWorth, Mrs.
MediII Mccormick. Mrs. Charles Mum,
Mrs. Fleming Newbold. Mrs. Frank T..
Moves. Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt,
and MR.. Orme Wilson.
Dance For Medical Wen.
Every one connected with the Office
Of the Surgeon General. L. 5. n. is
taking an active interest in the plans
Tor the dance to be given at the VIII
lard Hotel this evening. The Surgeon
General. Mai. Cen. VI. NJ. ireland, with
Mrs iceland will no prCSpDf IN wei