The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-10
JEAN ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Colonel and Mrs F. B. Burnett,
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Charles
L. Willard, Major and Mrs. Hugh
H. Walthall, Major and Mrs. Emory
Adams, Major and Mrs. John B.
Richards.
Miss Eugene LIE Merle has been
obliged to cancel all social engage
ments since January 2 owing to
| illness. Miss LIE Merle is improy-
ing, but is still confined to her
! room.
There will be a reception by the
Bates Alumni Association of Wash
ington this evening in the home, of
the Commissioners of Patents and
Mrs Thomas e. Robertson, 6 West
Melrose street Chevy Chase, in
honor of President Clifton Daggett
Gray, Of Bates College.
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Miss Natalie Hammond, who,
with Lieutenant De Witt Carr, will
give an exhibition dance at the
Boheme Supper Club this evening.
in the Wardman Park Hotel, will
also entertain. a. party at supper
there. Es,s n
Her guests will include Colonel
and Mrs. Charles Barnett, the secre-
I tary, to, the President, C. Bascom
Slenip; Miss Elizabeth Howry, Miss
Helen Carusi, Mr.. Diamantopolous
of the Greek legation; w. Waverly
Taylor, and Lieutenant De Witt
Carr.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown will zen.
terrain at supper at the Supper
Club.
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A series of benefits for Neighbor.
hood House have been arranged to
be given at the WardmanS Park
Theater by the RAMS Head Play
ers beginning next Thursday eve
ming, January 10, when the regular
| performance >of Gilbert Emery's
play, THE Hero" will be given, un.
| der the patronage of a committee
lot prominent women interested in
the work at Neighborhood House.
On that evening there will be no
| regular sale at the box office, but
ali tickets will be sold by the com
nnittee, Of which Mrs. Walter Tuck
erYnan is chairman.
The success resulting from their
| first benefit by the Rams Head
Players during the Christmas holt
days, when the pantomime, "a
| Story of Pierrot," was given, has
decided the committee to inaugu-
rate this series, to be held on the
second Thursday night of each pro-
duction during Rams Heads sea-
son, which will continue into Feb
ruary.
Nine. Ekengren, Mrs. Charles J..
Eel, Mrs. Wilbur J.. Carr, Ms.
James Carroll Frazer, Mrs. ]. J.
O'Connor. Mrs. Rowland Quimby,
Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman and Miss Ellen vinton
are patronesses for the benefit.
Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot, wife of
| Senator Lenroot, has not been able
to return to Washington because
Of illness.
The twenty-fifth annual dinner
of the Military Order of the Cara
bao will be held at Rauscher's, Feb
ruary Z. Admiral Edward w.
Eberle, u. S.. N, Paramount Cara
bao Of the order, has appointed the
| following committee on arrange
ments: Colonel Nathaniel f. Nc
| Clure, u. s. A.; Captain Yates
| Stirling, u. s.. NJ; Colonel James A.
Moss, u. 8. A.. retired; Captain
David M. Addison, U. s. N; Colonel
James c. Breckenridge, U. 8. M. q;
Captain Walton r.. Sexton, u. s. M
Colonel Willard d. Newbill, U. S. A.,
retired; Captain Raymond Spear, u.
| S. N; Colonel Randolph c. Berkeley,
u. S. M. c.; Lieutenant Colonel JOS
eph A. Baer, u. s. A.; Lieutenant
Colonel Sherrard Coleman. y. s. A.;
| Commander Frederick G.. Pyne, U.
| S. N; Major Edward HI. ,Conger,
| u. S. NJ. c., retired; Captain George
r.. Grau, u. S. ", and Colonel JOS
| eph M. Heller. M. o. r. c., chair
man.