The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-06
CHILDREN,S GAMES
AT RIDING CLUB.

CHILDREN'S GAMES
AT RIDING club.
The first OF the weekly series Of
childteniB games played on horse.
back, or pCnyback, By the young
members Of the Riding and Hunt
Club, On r street, ,aiid their guests,
took place this morning from 10 to
IL O'Clock in the riding hall Of the
club. These games win b played
every Saturday morning tht0hghput
the seap0n, which will last until the
Esprtug. When the season ID over a
prise will be awarded to the holder
Of the. greatest number rf blue
ribbons.
Among the children riding this
mornlng we're Miss Nancy Letter,
Miss Caroline ROeblihg, daughter Of
Mrs. Arthur OBrieh; Miss Virginia
Cooke, Lathrop t''aonny'D Luttrell,
Bobbie Henry, Miss Mary Caroline
Henry, Miss Priscilla Dove, Miss
boFah DAVIS, and Miss Moira Arch
bold, daughter Of Mrs. Anne Arch
bold.
/ THOSE who won blue ribbons this
morning were Caroline R0eblinE,
lTomny Hart and Isabella Hart.
MORA Archb0ld won a red ana 4 Vel.
How ribbon; Sophie Snyder won q red
| ribbon and Hobbie Henry won a red
ribbon.
| A new adult member Of the Rid
ing and Hunt Club is Signor Giu-
seppe CatalaKl, Of the italian en-
baSsy staff, who can be seen on
the bride paths Of Rock Creek
Park, almost daily. Mr.. William
i phelps Emo Ii another almost daily
rider.
Mrs. r.. Dewitt Talnage, who
has taken an apartment at the
New Willard for the winter and
who was. due to arrive today, has
postponed her arrival for 4 week
Mrs. Talmage y nov in New York
| H. s. Mulliken, special assistant
to the Bureau OF Mines, and Mrs
Mdiliken entertained at the VII
lard Hotel Thursday AFTERNOON In
honor OF Cyril Mhude, the dis
tinkuished English actor. Mr.
Maude is the brother 81 Major
General Marde who rendered such
signal service In the late war.
| Among the guests were the Sec.
rotary Of the Interior, and Mrs. Fin.
ney, Colonel and Mrs. c. G. Charl.
ton, Count and Countess Mario
Calderafa, Major General and Mrs.
Patrick, Major General and Mrs.
Alien. Major General and Mrs.
Fries, General ana. MrA. Dalton,
General and Mrs. Johnston, Senator
and Mrs sheppard, Mrs. .. W. Fur,
ness, Mis- Dial. Miss Balm, Mrs. Roy
Beitel. Of Texas, and Captain and
Mrs. Greenwell.
Mrs. Richard s. Hill is entertain.
ing at bridge this afternoon lin her
apartment at the patkWoOd for her
daughters the Misses Hill. There
are five tables Of bridge and fol.
lowing the games there win be
tea, to which additional guests have
been invited. Assisting Mrs. Hill
at the tea win be Mrs. Francis W.
FIIll.
Senator and Mrs. Robert L. Owen
win entertain at the Embassy Clut
at lie PaTadis on Sunday evening.
$50
DELIGHTFUL DINNERS
AT BARRACKS PARTY.
Major General and Mrs. Harry
Taylor were guests of honor last
might Of Colonel and Mrs. Mark
Brooke, who entertained at dinner
at the dinner dance In washington
Barracks. some OF the party going
later to the Junior League ball.
Their guests included Colonel and
Mrs. William r. Wpoteh, Major anC
Mrs. Richard 9. Moore, Mrs. KEEL
lOgg Bradley. Mrs. Helen Ray Hag
liner. Colonel Robert. Paxton, Colone
| Fay BradsOn ana Colonel J. Frank
J lin Bell.
Colonel and Mrs. Brooke enter
tanned at tea Thursday for the
latter's cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Pearre and the members Of her
wedding party.
The Chief OF Staff, General John
L. Hines, and Mrs.. Hines win be
the guests Of honor at dinner this
evening Of Colonel ana Mrs. Robert
Allison, who win entertain at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green viii
| be hosts 70 a company Of slxty al
dinner this evening at the Chevs
Chase Club.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alexander Btittor
win be hosts to, company OF thirty
J at the Chevy Chase Club for Miss
Mary Elixabeth Thompson, niece o.
Mr.. Brdtton.
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