The Washington times., 1919-01-27


.s.... +. t..s., of the New York {
sin, Miss Shoemaker, Miss Mary Rad
ford and Miss worsely. %.
Miss Violet wildA who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Breckinridge
her father. Brig. Gen. Wilbur ID.
Wilder, U. S. A., on his return from
France. .- -.'
Mrs. James Mcdonald will go 70
New York on Wednesday to remain
for several days. Mrs. Mcdonald was
hostess at an informal tea yesterday
afternoon.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles McCaw-
ley have cards out for dinner on
Monday evening, February 3. .-.-.
Goes To virginia.
Mrs. Charles s. BromweIl has gone
TO Virginia to join her daughter, Miss
Mildred Bromwell. who is the guest
OF Mrs. George Barnett. They Will
return to town tomorroY.
Mrs. Nevil Ford gave a delightful
program of French, English. and Rus
sian songs at the tea, with music
for which Mrs. John Jacob Roger,
was hostess on Saturday afternoon.
She has a sympathetic and lovely
voice, and each number was receive
with enthusiastic appreciation. Mrs.
Inez Gill Carroll was at the piano
Mrs. Ford, who lathe daughter OF
Mrs. Hall McAllister. of Boston, Is
cousin of Mrs. Rogers. She is
spending the winter in Washington
and has an apartment at the Alta
mont.
Lieut.. Comdr. .Newbold Leroy Edgar
has returned to Washington after
passing several days in New York
| with Mrs. Edgar.
George A. Crocker, jr, has been
| discharged fro mthe service. and with
Mrs. Crocker returned to New York.
| and is staying with his mother. Mrs
George A. Crocker. Lieutenant and
! Mrs. Crockcr occupied a house in
Nineteenth street during their stay in
Washington.
Moncure Robinson. who recently
| returned TO New York from a visit
| to the British embassy in Washing
ton. had a dinner last night in the
rose room OF. the RitZ-Carlton Hotel
His party included the Chilean
| Minister to Great Britain and Nine
Edwards. the Belgian Minister To
Washington. z. de Cartier de Mar
:hienne: Lady Susan Fitz-CIarence
Nr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Guinness
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay Chapman, Mrs.
ieber Reginald Bishop. Mrs. Mar
/ hall Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ise-
in, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford, Mrs.
idmund Randolph, Mrs. Newbold lie
10y Edgar. Norman de Il. White
ouse. Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Miss GeraI-
Tine Miller Graham. Mr.. de Nelidow
ienry T.. Eldridge. Ensign Herbert
'ulitzer. U. S. N. and Herman ,Oel-
richs.
After dinner a balalaika orchestra
played.
Major George Oakley Totem. jr.
as just returned to town. alter a
ears service at Camp Lee and C:amp
humphreys, and will spend the wiI-
.er at 1O11 Sixteenth street.
At Homo Mondays.
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, wife of the
ecretary of the Smithsonian Institu-
iou' VIII oS al Oh MOHUdy att
.rnoons until Lent.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum will not oc-
| upy her cottage at Palm Beach this
| eason, as is her custom, having
eased it to Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour, OF
Boston.
The Riding and Hunt Club is re
| uming this week its popular Tues.
lay evening "all!ed rides" under the
management of the following com,
littee: Mrs. John Jacob Rogers. Mrs
=. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Thomas r. Logan
IRIS. Delos \. Blodgetr, Mrs. Walter
8. Sturgill and Mrs. George r. Becker
William Phelps Emo, president o.
| the club, and the committee hope L
| reach all officers of the allied coun
tries and OF the United States now IL
Washington, as the rides are ar,
| ranged especially for the first-men
| toned. The drill will begin at !
o'clock tomorrow evening and will b,
| led by Col. Walter s. Sturgill, fielc
artillery, L. S. A, recently returned
from France. After the ride Mis-.
Anne Stillings will give some exhibi
tion dances and afterward there will
be general dancing.
John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan American Union. and DR.
Henri NJ. Ami. OF the British embassy
! were the honor guests at a reception