The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-14

clubs all through the State-the
object being, Of course, to defeat
Senator Jim Read in his last
Senatorial campaign.
Others present were Mrs. John
McNeel, Alabama; Mrs. B. J. Nc
Kinney, Arizona: Mrs. Charles F..
Donohoe, California; Mrs. Ger.
trude A. Lee, Colorado: Miss Caro-
line Ruutz-ReeB, Connecticut: Miss
Lena Evans, Delaware; Mrs. Lois
X. Mayes, Florida; Mrs. r. I. Nc.
Intire. Georgia; Mrs. Teresa M.
Graham, Idaho; Mrs. A. L. Smith,
Illinois; Mrs. Bessie Riggs, In.
diana; Miss A. B. Lawther, Iowa;
Mrs Florence G.. Farley, Kansas;
Mrs. ]. c. Cantrill, Kentucky;
Mrs. Gertrude N. Pattagail,
Maine; Mrs. NJ. F. Sullivan, Mas.
sachusetts; Mrs. Peter Oleson.
Minnesota; Mrs. Emily Newell
Blair, Missouri; DIR. Jennie Cali
fas, Nebraska and Mrs. J. Friend,
Louisiana: Mrs. Dorothy b. Jack.
son, 6New Hampshire; Mrs. James
j. Ellington, New Jersey; Miss
Mary o. Graham, North Carolina;
Mrs. Bernice s. Pyke, Ohio; Mrs.
D. A. McDougal, Oklahoma; Miss
Mary Archer, Reading; Mrs. Rob
ert e. Newton, Rhode Island:
Mrs. Leroy Springs, South Caro-.
lima: Mrs. Benton McMillin, Ten
nessee; Mrs. Monte Borden Ma.
honey, Texas. Mrs. Weston Yer.
non, Utah; Mrs. Beverly B. Mum.
ford, Virginia; Mrs. Ross Nc.
Graw, de Barriz, West Virginia;
Mrs. Gertrude Bowler, Wisconsin;
Mrs. /R. D. HAwley, Wyoming.
and Mrs. John w. Troy, Juneau,
Alaska.
Tomorrow evening the commit
teewomen will be guests Of honor
at the housewarfning at the New
: WOman's National Democratic
Club.
WITH the big Press Club party
w ION" and number Of
luncheons arranged to- follow the
second Of Mrs. Lawrence Town.
sends musical mornings" the
Hamilton was the gayest spot In
Washington at the luncheon hour
today. Mrs. Townsend entertained
at luncheon in compliment to the
artists who gave the program,
Miss Suzanne Keener OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company and
Carl Flesch, violinist. Countess
Szechenyi, wife Of the minister OF
Hungary, and the Persian minis.
ter, Mira HuSsein Khan Ala
were guests as were Miss Ailsa
Mellon, daughter Of the Secretary
of the Treasury, and Mrs. David
A. Read, wife Of Senator Read,
both OF whom are from Pitts.
burgh, Miss Keener's home
Others in the party were Miss
Louise Todd, Andor Hertelendy
Of the Hungarian legation and
Pinckney Tuck.
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith, wife
Of q former Secretary of ARricul.
ture. who IL visiting in Washing.
ton, was among the guests whom
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh enter
tanned at the concert and after.
ward at luncheon. others who
gave luncheon parties were Mrs,
II. r. Gown, Mrs. Lyman B.
Kendall, Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips.
Mrs. Charles II. Papperson, Mrs
II: H. Rousseau and Mrs. n. r.
Wilson.
The Cuban Ambassador and
Nine. de la Torriente are new
subscribers to the series of re-
cltAls and Nine. Riano, wife Of
the Spanish Ambassador, was also
present today with her sister.
MRS. Chandler Anderson. Other
newcomers noted were Mra.
Hough, wife of Admiral Houeh:
Mrs. Paul Bastedo, who was &C.
companied by Mrs. Cary T. GRAY.
son and Mrs. Francis White,
The list OF subscribers. most Of
whom were present, numbers
about 300 and includes-to give
but sample-Mme. ,Jusseran nd
the italian ambassador, Prince
Caetani; the Minister of Switzer.
iand and Nine. Peter, the Minis.
ter OF Sweden and Nine. walJen.
berg. the Minister Of the Neither.
lands and Nine. de Graeff Mrs
Marshall Field, Mrs. Richa nd
townsend and her daughter, Mrs,
Peter Goelet Gerry, Mime. Hauee
mrs: Robert Lansing. Mrs. Harold
walker, Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. Mrs
Nlcholas Longworth, Mrs. Reeve
Lewis and Mrs Tro rlrIIr n TcSI,