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Society
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will take place Saturday afternoon
Miss Fowler is a graduate Of Miss
lMadeira's School here and Mr..
Schriver is graduate Of Williams
college.
Mrs. W. D. Leahy. 2s14 Connecticut
avenue. will be at home this afternoon
Informally for the last time this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Grinstead,
a H,s;n nn by Nj: and Mrs: Wade
tend the wedding of Miss Rosamond
Starr and Mr.. John W. Belt. Mr.. and
Mrs; Gsinstead viii leave for New
Miss Helen Curtin and Mr.. c. Nc
Pherson Holt.
Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris, wife of the
United States minister to Sweden.
was the guest of honor at luncheon
lon Monday of Mrs. Bjornstrom-Stef-
fanson, who has returned to her New
days in Washington. Mrs. Morris re-
Gently arrived in New York for a
visit In this country. where her chill
dren are in school.
Mrs George A. King and Miss
Elizabeth Trueman King will be at
home, as usual. Thursday afternoon.
at l611 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Norman Kopels Of New York
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mason
Musher. for q few days, after which
she will go to Chicago to visit
Mrs. Fred Fremont Rogers will be
at home informally Thursday from
to o'clock at 2711 Connecticut
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peter Drury,
jr, have been visiting the latter's
mother oshsS Mrs G: c; CALHOUN; at Villa
s. c., for the past week. and during
their stay they were extensively en-
tertained by many of the most prom
inent people in tho southern city. On
attended the famous st. Cecilia ball
Mrs Calhoun is returning today and
will give a reception for the parents
of the girls in the school she found
first year Of the war and which is
now permanent
Miss Mary Anderson, chief Of the
women's bureau Of the Department
of Labor, will be the speaker at a re-
ception to be given at the College
Women's Club this evening. Mrs.
Basil NJ. Manly. president Of the club,
1 b
women in the city are invited. At
! the club luncheon Saturday. January
Is, at 1890 tho guest Of honor will
be Mr.. Clyde H. Tavenner, secretary
The Society Of Washington Artists
will hold its thirtieth annual exni-
Gaiiery ~ Of T.. Art beeinni in . January Is
and ending January %, 1891. This ex-
hibiuon will include not only paint
ings by Washington artists, but out
of-town artists as well. The jury Of
the society. Mr.. William H. Holmes
president; Miss Sarah Munroe, vice
president; Miss Annie D. Kelly, treas
urer; Mr.. A. H. o. Role. secretary,
tposed OF Mr.. H. K. Bush-Brown, Miss
Bertha Noyes. Miss Bertha Perrie. Mr..
Richard D. Engel and Mr.. Benson
Moore.
= Americanisation Ball Features.
II The Daughters of the American
n Revolution were fostesses at a beau
n tiful ball given at the Hadleigh last
II evening to further their Americaniza-
n ton work. Both bathrooms were used
for the dancing, which was continu-
Gus from . to 1890, and for which
Y string orchestra played. The guests.
\ numbering $50 or more. were repre-
II sentative Of official Army, Navy and
n resident society, the local chapter of
ii the D. A. R. being well represented.
nj Gen. w. d. Connors made the pres
| entations and the receiving line in
cluded Mrs. Baker, wife OF the Secrc
! tary of War, who wore gown of pale
II green satin with a tulle overdress cut
II in deep points and edged with mar
h row band OF sable. brilliants forming
Il the shoulder straps; Mrs. George May
u nard Miner. president general Of the
II D. A. r.. whose gown was a handsome
model of black net; Mrs. Mary E. st
Clair. wearing pale yellow tulle and
satin with draperies of filmy gold
Il lace; Mrs. W. E. Hunter. who wor.
|! black and silver brocade with tulle
4 sarflike sleeves: Mrs. c. Wallace
Hanger. in pale green -fowered chiffo;
\ deliberately trimmed: Mrs. Tyson Ell
H lott, black satin with Jet and tulle
II on the bodice: Mrs. Frank w. Mondell
u wife Of Representative MoYdell, blaci
satin and tulle heavily incfusted witf
II jet, and carrying fiame-color ostricI
fan, and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins
II white brocade with tulle draperie.
II trimmed with brilliants.
A number Of important dinner parties
Il preceded the ball. Mrs. Edward M
Roome. chairman Of the Americaniza-
II ton committee. having a number of
n guests as did Miss Fritz, who enter
n tanned for several who came from out
Of town for the occasion. The patroness
III A'SS eSA sseS Sss@s "">@ viz Waved Vi
members Of the cabinet and senator's
and others in official life. Mrs. Glen
u Fay jerks, wife OF Col. jerks u. 8. A..
Il was chairman of arrangements; Mrs
II Henry c. Cook, chairman Of the ticket
committee; Mrs. Harry B. Gauss.
chairman OF music: Mrs Mary K
II Nalle. chairman OF refreshments, and
Miss Helen Hill Hopkins. chairman of
i the young ladies' committee.
II Three women prominent in public
III service in Washington. are to speak
II before the Congressional Club at the
II Friday reception. Mrs Annette Abbott
II Adams. assistant attorney general:
II Miss Mabel Boardman. Commissioner
III Of the District Of Columbia. and Judge
Katherine Sellers Of the Juvenile
II Court.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HALEY enter
u tanned at dinner last night for Mr..
H and Mrs. r. c. Williams of Whining
II ton, Del, and had as other guests
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Eberle. Mrs
II Katharine Toomey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Tedlow. Mrs. Lena Jordan and
II Miss Jordan.
The marriage is nnounced OF Miss
N Elizabeth N. Maddox of Leonard
town. Nd. and Mr.. Seward Bacon Of
II Washington, in st. Paul's rectory az
II Z o'clock. January z. Rev. James F.
NEon o<4 Ted hoi M