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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1917

Page

10

Wilsons Attend Cabinet Officers Honor Concert Dinner

President and Mrs. Wilson attended a concert at the National Theater with Helen Stanley and Eddy Brown, remaining briefly. Box parties included Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Van Devanter, Miss Wilson, and others. The evening featured white maracy and John Meek roses, organ music by Harry Wheaton Howard, and a Hawaiian orchestra. Separate dinners followed for Vice President Marshall and Secretary Lansing’s parties with numerous officials and guests. The Swedish Minister Ekengren left for New York, with return due tomorrow evening. Mrs. Charles F. Wilson of Fitchburg remains at the Shoreham.

Wilson Helen Stanley Eddy Brown National Theater McKenna Justice McKenna van Devanter Justice van Devanter Alice Wilson Baltimore Bones McAdoo the Treasury Lane Marshall Charles 8. Hamlin Lansing Thomas F. Walsh Massachusetts Avenue Hmracy John Meek Harry Wheaton Howard Walsh Representative Cannon Hugh L. Scott Harding William Crozier George ©. Squier Russia George T. Maryse Mint Ray Baker William P. Malburn Richardson Clover Charles W. Fenton John H. Gibbons Patents Thomas Hwing Payne Arnold Hague Charles C. Glover William Corcoran Hill William M. Collier Cannon Henry F. Dimock James McDonald A. Osborn Virginia Mott Charles Noble Gregory Clifton William B. McKinley Miss Mattis W. A. F. Ekengren New York Washington

Congressional Club Breakfast Guests Attend in Washington

Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Marshall join Mrs. Atlee Pomerene at the Congressional Club breakfast held at Rauscher on the Jargs ballroom. The event featured a patriotic decor, speeches by former presidents, and a varied musical program led by Dorothy Dennett. Numerous club members and guests, including senior officers and social figures, were listed among attendees and speakers.

Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Marshall Miss Bones Congressional Club Rauscher Jargs Wilson Atlee Pomerene Waar Dace J. W. Byrne George W. Fairchild Alpert B. Cummons Edward T. Taylor Henry G. Danforth Joseph J. Russell J. F. Byrnes John Shafroth Ernest W Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler Masnsenet Jacques Dalerose Sanderson Abraham Goldfuss Dvorak-Kreisler Louisa Brownlow Frank H. Briggs Hzekiel S Candler Chiperfield

Mrs Mason Cancels Reception After Brother’s Death

Mrs Beverley Randolph Mason cancels afternoon invitations due to the death of her brother Bishop Nelson of Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Cochran of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Jackson of Cleveland are at the Shoreham. Mrs Joseph E Thropp cancels all social engagements for two weeks following the death of a relative, Mrs Beach Grant of Paris. Washington Junior League plans a hat sale on Saturday March 10. Mrs L D Baxter hosted the final bridge party at her Westmoreland apartment.

M. Chariss Durant Octagon House Walcot Elsworth Yohnatown N. Y Shoreham Beverley Randolph Mason Bishop Nelson Atlanta N. D. Cochran Toledo W. B. Jackson Cleveland Joseph E. Thropp Beach Grant Paris Mr. Thropp Atelantic City Washington L. D. Baxter Westmoreland

Washington Barracks Dance and Socials Highlight Season

Washington barracks officers hosted a formal dance for about three hundred guests at the Officers Soiree with decorations of palms ferns and colored flags. Generals and colonels attended dinners prior to the dance as guests and many officers and their spouses joined in after-dinner socializing at the Willard and surrounding Washington venues. The event featured prominent attendees including Col and Mrs. Mason M. Patrick Col and Mrs. Carroll D. Buck Col and Mrs. Laula C. Scherer and many guests from various branches and embassies.

Washington Barracks Army and Navy Ritter Atlantic City Red Cross Byrton Bertman Mason M. Patrick Carroll D. Buck James Lampert Hawin C. Kelton Bertman Col Patrick Henry P. McCain George EB. Duncan Laula C. Scherer Williamson John T. Honeycut Tompkins Carroll D Buck Benjamin V. MacCandlish Gladys Safford Misa Mary Holmes Mise Ynez White Misa Kate du Bose Capt Gotwals Gesler Smyle Ganahl Dessez Maj Gustav R. Lukesh Charles W. Kutz James J. Loving Roger Black Se N. Hodges William Kelly Philip Sheridan Roger Powell Harry Campbell Graef Alma Ruggles Emily Kutz Emily Kutz Capt. and Mrs. Lampert Ernest D. Peek Clarance Ridley Kelton Clarence H. Knight

Entertainments at Annapolis and Washington social season headlines

A busy social circuit unfolds with Mrs. Eberle hosting at Annapolis luncheon for Naval Academy families and Washington figures. Dining with Col and Mrs. Dion Williams, Gen and Mrs. Clem, and others, plus dinners for Dr and Mrs Magruder. Red Cross Lay Women organize chapters, and bridge tea hosts highlight Washington society events.

Eberle Edward W. Eberle Naval Academy Annapolis Glennon Washington Navy Yard Cross Harrison Glennon John Harrison Knapp Eberte Washington

Lecture predicts world war and US invasion by allied forces

KR O Alexander of Charlotte announces at Poli's Theater that the Bible foretells a world war ending with Europe Asia Africa invading the United States and Russia allying with Germany. He invites Washingtonians and Congress to hear the prognostication with no charge or collection. He urges safeguards by Congress.

Poli KR. O. Alexander Charlotte N. C Alexander United States Europe Asia Africa England Russia Germany Congress

White Elephant Sale raises funds for war relief

Five hundred dollars was raised by committees led by Mrs. George Howard for the White Elephant Sale to aid the American fund for French wounded. The total so far is $2,500 with a larger auction planned today to boost the sum for British American war relief and Red Cross hospital supplies. The entire committee will assist in selling donated items on the final day.

George Howard

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