Social events chronicled in brief
Mrs Themaa Dunlop entertained at dinner last evening and Mrs McCumber hosted a luncheon on Massachusetts avenue in honor of Miss Grace Gronna whose marriage to Carl W. Lewis of Minneapolis and North Dakota is set for February 28. Guests included Agnes Hart Wilson Amy Gronna and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themaa Dunlop
McCumber
Porter J McCumber
Massachusetts Avenue
Irace Gronna
Asle J. Gronna
Carl W. Lewis
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Agnes Hart Wilson
Amy Gronna
J A. Herbert
Red
Mire Gronna
Mra Doughton
Hel Resen
Helen McCumber
Guests of Ex-President's Daughter at Washington Society
The piece notes Prof and Mrs H E Smith hosting guests including Wes Webb and Col and Mrs Hayes during Christmas. It mentions Mrs Hayes formerly Ylsa Nelly Hayes, lingering in Washington, and references social events at the Washington Club, the Chevy Chase Club, and the Avondale. Also mentions plans for tea cards, a March 8 dinner for Vice President Marshall, and a card party in honor of Miss Alice Burdett’s upcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Wes Webb C Hayes
H E Smith
Woodward
Joseph Stanley
Wis Smith
Washington
Annapolia
Academy
George Thacher
Guernsey
Washington Club
Aday
Mos
Bland Burdett
Tro Misees Burdett
Pakoma Tari
Alice Ue Ta
Tuieut Mourphs
Daughter of Illinois Representative Returns to Washington
The article notes the daughter of an Illinois representative returning to Washington. A social event featured a decorated table and a Kewpie bridal centerpiece with a coast artillery officer as bridegroom. Also announced is Katharine Morgan Gilbert’s engagement to Thomas Clark-Ison Johnson II of Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Washington
Coast Artillery Corps
Albert Morgan Gilbert
Katharine
Thomas Clark- Ison Johnson 2d
Lynn
Mass
Keystone Chapter Card Party and Benefit Concert Notes
Keystones Chapter DAR hosts a card party at Mrs Toren B T Johnsons residence 2108 Sixteenth Street Monday February 19 with presiders Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory Mr De los A Blodgett Mrs John A Laskey and Mrs E J Marquart. Tables are reserved by a long list of local ladies for the event. A Saturday concert at Masonic Auditorium features Harry Waller violin and Frank Norris Jones piano with Washington College of Music Orchestra to aid the young virtuoso and De Berlot concert. An ensemble led by Christiani and Miss Clara Young soprano will accompany George Dixon Thompson. Prominent guests arrive at Hotel Lafayette including Dr W De Kerlot O T Hutchinson and others from New York Cornish and H Hotchkiss etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Watt Gregory
Delos A Blodgett
John A Laskey
E J Marquart
Toren
B. T. Johnson
Sixteenth Street
Keystons Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Loren B. Johnson
Vida K. Clementson
Eliza F. Leary
Masonic Auditorium
Harry Waller
Frank Norris Jones
Grieg
Washington Colege of Music Orchestra
Che Christiani
Hotel Lafayette
W. de Kerlot
New York City
O T. Hutchinson
Broderick C. Hicks
H. #. Hotchkiss
Hubert Barrett
Cornish, N. H
H. Berg
Society Notes From Washington Aboard The Willard
The column lists social visits in Washington with Mrs. Charles W. Gordon of Winnipeg and others noted. Mr. F Enrique Cruchaga, visiting Washington, named consul at Philadelphia by the Chilean president. Mrs. Morrison of Indiana will be at home February 28 for the last time this season. Mrs. James Preston Smith of Indianapolis has departed after her stay. Mrs. John Miller Horton returns to the Willard after a New York sojourn. Garret Hobart Jr. and Mrs Hobart arrive in Washington for a weekend at the Willard. Mrs. Andrew F Carter arrives from Cleveland and joins Lieut. Car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol
Aid and Relief Society
Columbia Polytechnic Institute For the Blind
William MccNett
Mra Allyn K. Capron
Ion
Paris
France
Charles W. Gordon
Winnipeg
Canada
C. C. Rose
Scranton
Margaret Lesher
Northumberland
F. Enrique Cruchaga
Washington
Chile
Philadelphia
Morrison
Martin Morrison
Indiana
James Preston Smith
Indianapolis
John Miller Horton
New York
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey Matron Joins Congressional Circle Here
The New Jersey matron becomes a member of the Congressional Circle here at the Richmond location. Judge and Mrs. William Bailey La Mar plan a dinner Thursday in honor of the Vice President and Mrs. Marshall with further events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
William Bailey LaMar
Trousseaux for $6.95 YWCA Courses for St Paul Brides
The YWCA in St Paul offers a trousseau making course for brides to be, with a $6.95 outfit value and optional substitutions. Instructor Miss Marjorie Sime anticipates a class of six, with day and night sessions possible. The article details costs for organdie, lingerie fabrics, lace, and accessories, noting war-time price pressures on slippers and hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandy
St Paul
Minn
Trousseaux
Y.W Co. A
Marjorie Sime
Hemaelven
Misa Sime
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Mra Wade H Ellis
Trohie
Ellis
Cincinnati
Columbus
We Ellis
Mrs. Phillips
Willam Phillips
Mabel Garrison
Metropolitan Opera Company
M. Miguel Yaobet
Russia
George T Marye
N Street
Maryse
Louis Nixon
Marye
Nixon
Leigh C Palmer
Palmer
Jesse H Draper
Atlanta
Mra. Draper
Constance Knowles
George F Downey
Chevybage Club
Mr O
Frederick Cauldwell
Cauldwell
Mass Eleanor Sherman Thackara
Rosemont
James Pryor Tarvin
Mustiaie
Misa Mattie Marshall Curd
Mera, Paton
William EB Faton
Wag Hosteas
Trank Anderson
Avondale
Tush Southgate Fay
Anderson
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Thomas W. Stubblefield
James S. Easby-Smith
Mrs. Warden
Haynes
Ira A. Haynes
Albert von Schelle
Belgium
Edward P. Russell
East
Goethe Street
Chicago
Edwin S. Fowler
Springfield
Ill
Margaret Chiperfield
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Canton
Keystone
de Berlot
Andrew F. Carter
Cleveland
F. M. Green
Fort Monrose, Va
Ter
U. S&s
Richmond
Mra Marehall
Secretary of the Treasury
Mrs. Mc
James J. Scully
Scully
Representative Scully
Newspa
Lisman, Coln Co
THE
Louvre
F Street
Tyrallon
Oxford
Sornerls
Wale
Mihoustte
Ste
Tan Ana Od
V Pockets
Ee Wee
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