7 at intervals and extending over.! shoulders.

The skirt formed of layers of tiwas trimmed at the bottom with e

t, eral bands of the silver ribbon.*d Miss Le Seure in White Tnlledrt Another effective gown seen at

of White House was that worn by \

et Virginia Le Seure. granddaughter,i Representative Joseph Cannon, x

JoeSOCIETY IN SILHOUETTIMrs. Sw&nson in Gold Cloth and NeMrs. Claude A. 8wanson. who pourteaat Mra. Marshall's "at home" We

nesday afternoon, at the Willard. wo

an effective deml-tollette of clothgold veiled In black net. the full n

skirt being finished with a band of sea

The bodice, which was cut Into a de<square 1n front and the flowing n

sleeves were trimmed with narrohands of gold spangles. The girdworn with this gown was unusuallovely, of brocade of dull gold aisubdued oriental colors. It was clofitting and cut in deep points on tlhips.

Miss McChord in Brown Velvet.Miss Margaret McChord, who was al:

assisting on the same occasion, wore

charming gown of seal brown chlff<velvet. The full gathered aklrt, whl<was cut on straight lines. had gathertpockets on either side and down tlfront- from the collar to the heip wei

large velvet buttons. The deep sail*collar and the cuffs which finished tlclose fitting long sleeves, were of whlgeorgette crepe edged with & narroband of filet luce. The finishing toutwas a narrow folded belt of pink ai

gold tissue crossed at the side of t!back and hanging in ends about a folong.

Mrs. Belmont in Astrachan Coat.An unusual fur coat seen tills wii

ter is the one Mrs. Perry Belmoiis wearing for her dally morning pronenades down Connecticut avenue. Ttcoat, which Is of astrachan with a higcollar of sable, fits the shoulders anuily, then flares out to a great width sthe hem, where It Is finished off bywide band of sable. The coat hangs tthe hem of the dress in the back, but 1front is not more than knee lengtlallowing a smart gown of black enbroidered in green over an underskiiof green satin, to be visible. With thlcostume Mrs. Belmont wears a closelitting toque of dark green beavetrimmed with a tiny bow of the samin front and two silver pins, and shcarries a muff of sable.

Mrs. Bonsai in Brown Velour.Mrs* Stephen Bonsai, who with M:

Bonsai, and their interesting family havreturned to this country after an atsence of over three years, port of whlcwas spent at Manila and part in Switzeiland, and who is now getting settled i:her house in Rhode Island avenue, 1making calls in an extremely smart sulof a very dark shade of brown velouiThe coat has the prevailing fiared skiribut the skirt in this Instance is connected in points to the close-fitting cosat the waist line by three tucks. A chiichin collar of moleskin finishes the nec]

tha mat whtrh huttonR tirt elosflhand Mrs. Bonsai's barrel-shaped muff 1of the same fur. The hat worn witlthis costume is a small brown beavesailor, with the crown encircled an<covered with tiny pale gray fluffy feathers, and the blouse of this suit is of sofgray georgette and ecru lace.

Mrs. Wilmer in Black Velour.Mrs. William Holland Wilmer wa;

wearing one dav last weak in H streea smart suit of black velour and a littl<hat of black with tiny upstandinfwings all around the high crown. Th<coat was tight fitting to the waistwhere, underneath some black em

broidery, a flared skirt of hip lengtljoined. The sleeves were finished wit]flaring cuffs connected by a row of th<embroidery to the tight-fltting top, an<a handsome set of black fox furs finished this costume.

Mrs. Scott in Tobacco Brown.Mrs. James Brown Scott, who lef

Washington recently for a visit VCuba, wore, while making some farewell calls, a suit of tobacco browibroadcloth. The coat, which was cut oi

very severe lines, was of medium lengthand was trimmed with self-tone<braiding and different-sized button*and the skirt showed the new tendenc:to less width than has been the f&shioifor the past two seasons. With thiMrs. Scott wore a velour hat in sailoshape, the whole crown covered withpheasant in golden brown tones, whoswings were brought together in a polnhigh in the back.

Mrs. Wetmore in Unusual Coat.Mrs. Charles W. Wetmore is wearinj

one of the handsomest and at the samtime one of the most unusual fur coatseen this season. It is a species owildcat, in soft gray brown tones, witirregular markings of black. The coaI* ankle length and has an upstandincollar which comes to the chin,a large muff of the same fur is carrie<and with this novel coat Mrs. Wetmorwore the other afternoon at a tea aMr. Eno's a gown of soft gray satitrimmed with exquisite old lace, andmedium-sized black velvet hat withlightly drooping brim and & few flow

**« in pastel tones around the crowi

Mrs. Van Devanter in Taupe VelvetMrs. Willis Van Devanter is wearin

a very smart calling costume this season of taupe chiffon velvet. The coawhich completely covers her gown icut somewhat on the lines of a closeAtting pointed basque, with a fu!gathered skirt. The medium sized haof the same shade is trimmed wita gathered ruff of the velvet higher oone aide, a spray of feathers the earnshade encircling the ruff.

Mrs. Proctor in Green Satin an

Tulle.Mrs. Charles E. Proctor of Great Necl

L. I., who lias been spending some wee!here, dividing her time between the Wilard Hotel and the home of Mrs. GilletHill in K street, was among the gueslat the White House reception Tuesdanight, accompanying Mrs. Gillett-HilMrs. Proctor wore one of the h&ndsomejgowns of the evening. It was of pagreen satin with a drapery of tulle ofoft gray-green tone. The drapery wiembroidered in a design of wistariachenille and sequins in the natural coloiof the wistaria.

Mrs. Gillett-Hill in Bose Chiflfon.Mrs. Gillett-Hill's gown compliment*

that of her guest. It was of rose color*chiffon, embroidered in seed pearls andraped over flounces of gold gauze. H<jewels were a necklace of diamonds.

Mrs. Green in Belgian Blue.Another handsome gown at the Whi

House reception Tuesday evening wasBelgian blue satin, brocaded in large silvroses, worn by Mrs. James M. Green, nskirt, which was made with a squaitrain, was draped over a Belgian bhtulle and silver lace petticoat, the flounc<of which showed on either side. The u]per portion of the square neck bodice wiof folds of the tulle which also hasleeve effects of the tulle ending in veilong points, tipped with silver tassels.

Mrs. Boiling in Silver Gray TulltMrs. Julian B. Boiling wore a charri

Ing gown of silver gray tulle Tuesdaevening at the congressional recepticat the White House.The bodice of tulle was trimmed wit

inch-wide bands of silver ribbon put c

Sp only recently arrived at Washing;t for & visit.

The decollete bodice was of wl. tulle covered with iridescent sequ

and pearls. The square neck was olined with folds of tulle and scarfsthe tulle fell over the arms.

* The sequin trimming extended be]the hips and a narrow girdle of silribbon knotted at the front markedwaist line.The skirt was formed of ruffles

white tulle each edged with a bandso the iridescent sequin trimming.a

>n Hiss Dennett as Geisha Girl.ih The costume worn by Miss Dorosd Dennett at the oriental ball

Rauscher's Tuesday night was loaire to her for the occasion by the Japan9T ambassador. Mr. Aimaro Sato.te It was a geisha girl costume, cons!w ing of a kimono of a rich shade of d;

blue satin with a design of butterf!^ and flowers embroidered on in shades1e pale blue, green and red.

The kimono was quite long and op<ed at the front to show the skirtAmerican beauty accordion-pleated sIt was belted in with a sash ofAmerican beauty silk tied at the biin a butterfly bow.

l" She wore a painted fan acrossit back of her hair and clusters ofj- poppies over eacn ear.

Col. and Mrs. Stedm&n will enterti:h at dinner Saturday, February 3.

Among the people present at iCosmos Club for the lecture of 1a Alliance Francaise, were Mme. Juss<

JJ and, Mrs. Crozier, Mr. and Mrs. Chiard, Mrs. Thomas V. Boynton, MHennen Jennings. Miss Sarah R. L

!: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, 1Misses Culien, Mrs. James Harrimj18 Mrs. F. Hagner. Mrs. H. Oliphant, Ml" L. Lombard, Miss M. G. Fox, Miss

^ C. Redfern and Miss E. D. Hale.,e

Engagements Announced.Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Warden J

nounce the engagement of their daujp« ter, Mary Ashby, to Assistant Surgee Louis Hicks Williams, U. S. N.

w Mrs. Marshall Williams of FaisN. C., is the guest of Mr. and MC. W. Warden at their apartment

n the Wyoming.*

Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Howard fr. nounce the engagement of their daus£ ter, Lela, to Mr. Robert H. Wood. Washington. D. C., and Oklahoma. 1,t wedding will take place in the sprlinIs A small and rather quiet weddlir, but one of interest to exclusive circl8 will be that of Miss Eleanor Shermh Thackara and Frederic Cauldwellr Washington, D. C., which is to taa place Wednesday afternoon. Janus. 31. at 4 o'clock, at the Hosemont (Pt home of Mr. Llndley Johnson. As 1

bride's father, Mr. A. MontgomcThackara, is the United States comgeneral at Paris, France, it will be ipossible for him to be present at t

B wedding, so his son, Mr. Alexandert Thackara, jr., will give his sister

marriage. The ceremony will be p<B formed by Rev. Mgr. Drumgoole of 1f Overbrook Seminary, and the attere ants are to be Miss Elisabeth Thac

ara of Paris, a sister of the bride, mi* of honor; Miss Marian Keating Jol- son of Rosemont and Miss Anna ThoiIt dike of Boston, -bridesmaids, and 14 James Cauldwell, a brother of 1a bridegroom, best man. A small rec<i tion will follow at 4:30 o'clock.

their return from their wedding t<the young couple will make their ho:at Washington.Mrs. Keating Johnson gave a rec<

tion for Miss Thackara Wednesdst Today Mr. and Mrs. C. Hartman Ku5 will entertain the bride-to-be at lun<

eon at the Philadelphia Country CI'Miss Thackara's late mother, before 1

i marriage, was Miss Rachel Sherrm1 daughter of Gen. Sherman.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hoehling, jr., w<1 hosts at a small dinner at the Chei. Chase Club last evening.v Miss Ethel Harriman, who has ben making an extended visit to Mr. a8 Mrs. Vincent Astor at New York, vr return to Washington this week.ae Mrs. R. E. Edwards of Kansas 1t arrived at Washington for a visit

her Bon-In-law and daughter, Rep:BOntfttlvA onH Mm Tnno»* CIKakmo

Mrs. Louis Lombard was at home y? terday at her residence in S street ae Connecticut avenue. A delightful f<s ture of the afternoon was a musif program given under the direction

Mr. Lombard by a string quartet,h included selections from Beethotit and four excerpts from the grag opera, "Errisinola," by Mr. Lombarir Intermezzo, Prayer, Drinking Song a

Contemplation.3, Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory and >1e John B. Henderson presided at thet table, and the Misses Attwater, dauj

ters of the hostess, assisted her inn ceiving.a

a Schroth.Lash.J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee Lash t

nounce the marriage of their daught^ Mary Rose, to Mr. Charles Rislg Schroth of this city, son of Mr. a

Mrs. John B. Schroth.it The ceremony took place Wednescs morning, January 24, at 10 o'clock,i- St. Mary's Church, Alexandria, Va.,11 Rev. Smet officiating.Lt The bride wore a modish suitjj brown Bolivia cloth, trimmed wn bands of sealskin.e Her only ornament was a diamc

brooch, the gift of the bridegroom.Her hat was of brown crepe

, chine, and she wore a scarf of sea skin and carried a bouquet of brroses.Miss Katherine L. O'Brien, the m

1? of honor, wore a blue broadcloth s' and Poiret fox furs, with a black Is^ hat, and her bouquet was of sweet p<I- and orchids.t- Mr. Joseph Lash, jr., brother of

bride, acted as best man.A wedding breakfast followed at

y home of the bride's parents, and la11. Mr. and Mrs. Schroth left fof Nit York, from which point they sailedle Florida.a They will be at home after Marclls in this city at Willard Courts.in

r® Lennon.Farr.The marriage of Miss Sara Manl

Farr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.;<j Farr, and Mr. John Edward Lenr

will take place tomorrow at noont<j the Sacred Heart Church.er Rev. P. C. Gavin, pastor of the chur

will "perform the ceremony, assistedthe Rev. Eugene A. Hannan, pastor

aiarun s cnurcn.Miss Alice E. Fowler will attend

bride as maid of honor, and ]a

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gEi^r) Imperial Hairy IF^R^i RegeneratorifcCJf.s?/Awhich la an absolutely taai

MN^^rjaMlees preparation, will restj. l^mjF/flmlh.lr thai has become Streak

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,K. Mr. Raymond Bryan and Mr. Frankred PIerceFollowing the ceremony Mr. Lennon

and his bride will leave immediatelyfor their wedding trip.Among the out-of-town guests here

for the wedding are Mrs. Frank Par-sons and Mrs. J. Hunter Ross of Louis-ville, Ky.

Mrs. Edwin Y. Webb and son arrivedyi" at Washington last evening and joined" Representative Webb. They are houset®J guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L.

Davis for a few days. A number of jr * hospitalities have been arranged in

jJ* their honor during Mrs. Webb's stay.

Mrs. Furer, wife of Naval ConstructorJ. A. Furer, U. S. N.t has left Washingtonfor the south to spend the remainderof the winter in Florida and

in- at Havana. ,

^ Miss Dorothy Browne of Kansas City,,on Mo., will arrive next week to be the j

guest of Mrs. James A. Reed for theremainder of the season. Miss Browne 1

on, spent several weeks with Mrs. ReedIrs. last year.In

Mrs. Mahlon Pitney -will not be athome tomorrow. 5

in-jh- The ladies of the Washington bar-of racks will be at home at the Officers''he Club Thursday from 3 until 6, whenng. they will give an informal tea dance.

This will be their last at home thistig, season.es.an Mrs. William P. Borland will not beof at home Tuesday, as she is leavingke Washington tomorrow with Tep Bor-

Lry land for New York. Mr. Borland will 1

a.) speak at the Green county banquet andthe will make an address at a luncheon on

;ry the saving daylight bill. Mrs. Borlandsul will also keep several social engage-

ments at New York. She Will observehe her at home Tuesday, February 6.

Mrs. T. H. Bliss and Miss Bliss will «

5r_ not receive tomorrow, but will receive (

he the first three Mondays in February.J?" Mrs. Presley M. Rixey and Mrs. O'Mal- 1' ley will be at home Tuesday, January 30,"a for the last time this season,in- s

jJJ." Southern Ball Patronesses. *

ip6 ^*th the many representative women of

Qn diplomatic, official and smart residential (<rip circles who are Interested in the success gme of the Southern Relief ball, to be held at

,p_ the New Willard on Monday, February^y. 5, the affair bids to be one of the most ^hn brilliant of the winter. J

The additional patronesses are Mrs.

ler E. Ingarham, Mrs. Loren Johnm,son, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. AugustusJackson, Mrs. Cone Johnson, Mrs.Philander Johnson, Mrs. Ben Johnson, I

tVy Mrs. Frank Edward Johnson, Mrs. Philip IDevereux Johnson, Miss Lester Jones, tMrs. Augustus Knight, Mrs. Victor Kauff- f

!en mann, Mrs. Ferderick Keep, Miss Bessien<i Kibbey. Mrs. William Bruce King. Mrs. 1

"ill Louis Lehr, Mrs. William Littauer, Mrs. IWilliam Bailey Lamar. Mrs. Anthony F.Lucas, Mrs. Hugh S. Legare. Mrs. Wilton

ias J. Lambert. Mrs. Benjamlif Rush Logie. 2

to Mrs. Thomas F. Logan, Mrs. I. W. Lit- 1re- tell. Miss Mary Custis Lee. Mrs. Gorden t

Lee. Mrs. Benjamin Mieou, Mrs. RandolphMcKim, Mrs. Elisha Meredith, Mrs. Wil- '

es- liam Payne Meredith, Mrs. Isaac T. j.nd Mann. Mrs. Walter I. McCoy, Mrs. Leviea_ P. Morton. Mrs. Horace G. McFarland.cal Mrs. James E. Martine, Mrs. William B. r

of Mason, Mrs. A. H. Mitchell, Mrs. LawItton Morgan, Miss Jennie Monroe, 5

ren Countess Spottiswood Mackin, Mrs. tind Addison H. McKay, Mrs. J. A. Mae- ij del, Senora Joaquin Mendez, Mrs. WilmdP- Malburn. Mrs. Samuel B. Milton.Mrs. James Mulcare, Mrs. Frederick r

irs. McKenney, Mrs. Francis S. Nash, Mrs. '

tea J®sae W. Nicholson. Mrs. William B.Orme, Mrs. Frank Odemheimer, Mrs.

_o_ James H. Oliver. Mrs. M. M. Parker. Mrs.William Phillips. Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, tMrs. Leigh Palmer, the Misses Patten.Mrs. Armisted Peter, Miss HildegardPortner, Mrs. Frank L. Polk, Mrs. l^oganWaller Page. Mrs. Walter Scott Penfield,in~ Mrs. A. L. Parsons. Mrs. M. F. Phelan.

er, Mrs. Miles Poindexter. Mrs. Lawrence H.on Quirollo. Mrs. Willard Ragsdale. Mrs. Z.

Wells Reynolds. Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-n<1 velt, Mrs. James A. Reed. Mrs. HarryI^ee Rust. Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph. Mrs.

lav Charles H. Robb, Mrs. Stephen O. Richey.Mrs. Oscar Roome, Mrs. William C. Rives,at Mrs. Howard S. Reeside. Mrs. John Jacob

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MISS LEMIRA GILLKTT-HIIlett-Hill# who ievote* much timec studio hoove 1* R street for th

dell, Mrs. Murray Russell and Mrs.Rust, Jr.Mrs. W. H. Sholes, who Is conv

[nts from a long: and serious illnesibe unable to make or receive callseason.

Mrs. Chase Palmer will be atInformally Thursday afternoon,ruary lrMrs. William C. Harllee will

home informally Friday, Februaifter 4 o'clock.

Mrs. William C. Gwynn andHenry D. Beall will be at homeJay afternoon. January 30.

Mrs. Jesse F. Dyer will be atTuesdays until Lent, at 1822 "Vstreet.

Mrs. P. Casanove Willson andSVillson will be at home inforlext Tuesday, January 30, from 3»:30. and will have with themlouse guest, Mrs Thornton Stroiow of Culpeper, Va.

Miss Gertrude Yung: Kwal,. dauDf the counselor of the Chinesetion and Mrs. Yung Kwai, enterlit a luncheon Saturday, Januarytier home at Cleveland Park in ccment to Miss Williams, daughtMr. E. T. Williams.

Mrs. J. H. Michaells of the Wcentertained at dinner ThursdayIng, when Reo Farr was the gu<honor.

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Miss Alice C. Fletcher of 21street southeast will not be attomorrow, on account of Illness.

Mrs. Ferdinand Ellin of Roanevisiting her sister, Mrs. Jonahtieimer, of 77 Randolph place.Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pilson were

it dinner at the Shoreham lastentertaining Mrs. E. T. Burnett,}lga Pilson, Mrs. Warren, Miss BaMrs. F. H. Pilson. Mrs. E. H. Filr. Skinner, Mr. Burnett, Miss Fdr. Taylor and Mr. Howe.Mrs. Bo Sweeney, wife of the a

int secretary of the interior, w!it home tomorrow afternoon frono 6 o'clock at the Highlands.Col. and Mrs. S. W. Miller and

laughter. Miss Ruth Miller, havein apartment at me at. x\icnoiao.

Mrs. Newton Baker was the gue!vhom Mrs. Marye. wife of the f<imbassador to Russia, entertain*uncheon yesterday at the Shorehi

Duehring*.Xiefer.The wedding of Miss Elizabethliefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.J. Kiefer and Dr. Frank E. Duehrlhis city will take place on Tuivening at 8:30 o'clock at the >>olitan Presbyterian Church, 4tlB streets, southeast.Miss Kiefer's only attendant w

drs. Raymond E. Otterback. Dr.iam J. Lally of Pittsfleld, Mass.,jest man for Dr. Duehring am

Prentiss Willson, Dr. Leon A. MDr. Thomas F. Lowe and Dr. CharDungnn, all of this city, will a

jshers.The ceremony will be followed

small reception at the home of the'or the immediate families andDarty.

Mrs. E. S. Kennedy. 3035 Dumtivenue, will be at home, infonruesdays, February 13 and 20.

The Woman's National Demo*league will give a large recepti:he Raleigh Wednesday evening,lary 31. at 9 o'clock. A musical?ram will be a feature of the evteginning at 9:30 o'clock,Varene-Stock and Miss Santorell:do among the artists.In the receiving line will be Mrs.

[i.am A Oullop, Mrs. Edward T. T;Mrs. John E. Raker, Mrs. WKettner, Mrs. Joseph Kerr MajMrs. Beverley Buchanan, Mrs. MaAdams and W. F. Hancock, memb*he executive hoard, and Mrs. FrerVoung, Mrs. Theodore Tiller, M

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iwtMt and tha fuuti are members,rhe others present Included: Mrs. Res.I. Gears, Miss Marguerite Weller, MissOerothy Dobyns, Miss Alice Griffith andHiss Merle Tunstall.

Mrs. George Pendleton Conn and Miss\da May Conn entertained at a showerFollowed by a dance Thursday eveningn compliment to Miss Sara ManklnFart. whose marriage to Mr. John EdsardLennon will take plaoe tomorrow.Mrs. Conn received In a gown of black

latin. Miss Conn was In pink satinrelied In blue chiffon. Late In the evennga buffet supper was served. The:able was adorned with red and whiterearts formed of spring flowers and In:he center there was a miniature wedllngparty of kewple dolls.The guests Included Miss Brooks ol

Baltimore, house guest of Mrs. Conn;Mrs. M. C. Farr, Miss Alice E. Fowler,Miss Katie Lennon, Miss Loretta Hull,:he Misses Lennon, Mrs. John Bobotka,Mrs. Charles W. Morgan. Mrs. HarryMankln, Mrs. James D. Mankln, Mrs.lesse D. Proslse, Miss Mabel Jane Bous:aren,Miss Virginia Mankln, Mrs. JackRider, Miss. Kathryne Smalley, MiseBess Loiter, Miss Agnes Keleher, MissVtamle Schuyler, Miss Phebe M. Ludlow,Miss Louise Hunterman. Miss HelenClayton, Miss Ruth D. Adams and MlsaEmily M. Taylor.

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H. L. Franklin Little, Mrs. Charles Llnthlcumand Mrs. Sarah Vernon.

aleac- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest French Vroo-9, wm man were dinner nosts on Sunday, jansthis uary 21, at their residence In Massachusettsavenue, to Capt. and Mrs.

Phillip G.Wrightson. Mrs.Wrightson hashome been living: at Cincinnati with relatives,Feb- while Capt. Wrightson was in Mexico

with his company, which is attached tothe 17th Infantry. Capt. Wrightson is at

be at present under surgical treatment atiry 2, the Walter Reed Hospital, and Mrs.

Wrightson is in the city during herhusband's enforced stay here. Capt.

Mrs. Wrightson expecta to be able to returnTues- to his command within the next two

weeks.

home An auction bridge, followed by a tearernon dansant, will be given at the home of

Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, 1331 Connecticutavenue, on Thursday, FebruaryMiss s, beginning at 2:80 o'clock, for the

mally benefit of the Montessori Free Demon:30to stration School, held in Foundlings'their Home.lgfel- in this school, under Miss Jane Kenney,a graduate of Dr. Montessori's

training course at Rome, about thirtyighter little children are receiving the advan-lega- tages of the complete Montessori pro- i:ained gram. I19, at Mrs. Wilson hopes to be among therapli- guests. Ier of The patronesses Include Mrs. Wilson,

Miss Wilson, Mrs. Lansing, Mrs. Greg- |ory, Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs. Dan- }lOdlGV tola J- HX All V..U I

even- kahn, Mrs. Hugh L. Scott. Mrs. Charles jsst of Bell, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs. [Charles R. Crane, Mrs. Hennen Jen- jnings, Mrs. Kirke Porter, Mrs. Sidney i4 1st Ballou. Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Gist Blair. Ihome Miss Edith Blair, Mrs. Edson Bradley, jMrs. Kellogg Bradley, Mrs. George Ij. [Bradley, Mrs. Bush-Brown, Mrs. C. H. jke la Butler. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Edward B.

Bern- Clark, Mrs. Margaret Y. Echols, Mrs. [John O. Evans, Mrs. John Foote, Mrs. [. A. W. Greely, Mrs. George Hamilton, r

Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs. David Jayne r

tSi HI,,» Mr8- Howry. Mrs. Victor Kauff- j-xT,2? mann. Miss Leutze, Mrs. Charles Mcx Irnam, Cawley, Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. James 1i

* Mann, Mrs. L T. Mann, Mrs. N. G. I"son, Mason. Mrs. William P. Meredith, Mrs.George P. Merrill, Mrs. Charles B. Mil- J

ssist- ler' Mrs. G. Brown Miller, Mrs. Willis 1in h*» Moore, Mrs. Nash, Mrs. James Parme- r

i V55 lee. Mrs. H. C. Perkins, Mrs. Ord Pres- rton, Mrs. B. M. Randolph. Mrs. WilliamK. Van Reypen, Mrs. Charles Sheldon,

their Mrs. W. B. M. Sowers, Mrs. Richard K.taken Tyler, Miss Ernest G. Walker, Mrs.

Harold Walker and Mrs. F. Waggamar..

st for Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Collins of the>rmer Highlands have temporarily closeded at their apartment and gone to southernim. California and the Hawaiian Islands.

They expect to return the end of April.

Mrs. Charles G. Moore of Chicago isthe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H.Julia smith, West Irving street, Chevy Chase,Louis Md.

Ing of Mrs. Moore won the ten-thousand.dollar pearl necklace at the Belgianesaay Reuef Fund bazaar at Chicago,letro- .

i and Miss Ruth A. Dowling entertained informallyat the home of her parents,... . Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Dowling of 3603ill De 14th street northwest, on WednesdayWil- evening, January 24. Forty guests

rill be were present and dancing was the fea,n ture of the evening. Among the out^rtf.tnwn cuABta w»ra ItTra Bawmnnr TJ[artel. Wright, formerly of this city, now a ples L. resident of New York; her niece. Miss S

na Mitchel of New York, and Lieut, ras De Soto of the Argentine Republic, at r

present stationed at Washington. The nby a guests included a number of musicians, qbride Supper and dancing concluded the [bridal evening. jjMiss Elisabeth Heitmuller was hostess G

at a very pretty luncheon given recent>artonly in honor of Miss Lela Howard, whosemally, engagement to Mr. Robert H. Wood was

announced to a few friends. The tabledecorations were elaborately carried

cratic out in wine and silver blue, the colorson at of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, of which theJan-pro- -

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committee for the annual benefit danceof the Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,D. A. R., at the Raleigh, on February15. has been anounced. The committee.which la composed of the residentmembers of the chapter, la In chargeof Mrs. Clayton E. Emig, regent. Themembers are Miss Edna L. Crump, MissJuliette M. Curtiss, Miss Elisabeth H.Campbell, Miss Marguerite P. Clark,Miss Evelyn M. Emig, Miss Gladys D.Emig, Miss Frances L. Evarts, MlseJosephine Golden, Miss Alice Hoover,Miss Dorothy Hardy, Miss Marie AParks, Miss Gladys C. Sinclair, MistHelen T. VTowneend and Miss Mary BWard.Additional patronesses have been securedfor the affair and the list now Includesthe following well known Washingtonsociety women:Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, ex-presldent

general of the National Society: MrsGeorge Thacher Guernsey, Mrs. AlbertBalrd Cummins, Mrs. Wesley L. Jones,mra. josepn e>. nansaeii^ nn. urnesiW. Roberts, Mrs. Mary S. I>ockwood,Mrs. Oalus M. Brumbaugh, state regentfor the District of Columbia; MissGrace M. Pierce, Mrs. Charles W. Richardson,Mrs. G. Wallace W. Hanger,Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Mrs. HowI

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The Col. John Donelaon* ChaptiD. A. R., will glvo a musical and IIerary entertainment at Studio HiFriday evening,' February 2, the prceeds to aid the chapter In someIts patriotic work. Among those wlwill assist In the program are MiDavid H. Klncheloe, Mr. Harry Walliviolinist; Mr. Oscar Franklin Colstock, pianist; Miss Myra Fontaln MCathran, Miss Janeiro Brooks, who wgive an Interpretative dance, Narcissi;Mr. Harry H. Campbell, and Miss Guaalupe Sylvester, a young Filipino, wplay the piano in native costume. MiSusanne Oldberg will be the accoipanlst.

Mrs. Abram Simon has left the clfor an Indefinite stay at Atlantic CllDr. Simon leaves today for Newpc

News and will return Monday events

Bachelors' Anniversary.On Saturday night, January 28, t

Bachelors celebrated their first am

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for February, 19171Now on Sale

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