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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1913

Page

10

Tafts Host Dinner and Large Musicales in White House

President Taft and Mrs Taft entertained about sixty guests at dinner followed by a large musicale. Performers included Mme Schumann-Einck contralto and Mr Otto Goritz barytone with Mr Paul Kefer violin. Guests ranged from Diana Hartman Vollmer at the piano to Mrs Hoffmann on the organ and many diplomats and society figures attended throughout the evening.

Taft Mme. Schumann Otto Goritz Barytone Paul Kefer Josephine Hartman Vollmer Market Hoffmann

Social notices list of hosts at home this afternoon

Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell will receive this afternoon for the last time this season. Mrs W W Wotherspoon will spend the week end at Annapolis and will not receive today. Mrs William H Driggs and Miss Natalie Driggs will be at home today for the last time this season at Highlands. Mrs IT T B Harris will be at home 1708 Rhode Island avenue today from 4 to 6 oclock. Mrs Arnold Werner Spanhoofd of Hillyer place will be at home informally today for the last time this season. Mrs Warren H Dunning of Boston will be Mrs Spanhoofd s guest over the inauguration and will receive with her to Mrs C Augustus Simpson will be at home this afternoon for the last time this season. The Misses Pugh of A street will not be at home today. Former Senator and Mrs Charles J Faulkner have been called to their home in Martinsburg Virginia on account of the serious illness of Senator Faulkner s sister Mrs Virginia McSherry wife of Dr James Whann McSherry.

Oscar W. Underwood Henry A. du Pont Frank W. Andrews James A. Buchanan Thomas M. Chatard Charles B. Wood John A. Johnston Lawrence Townsend John H. Purdy Christian Hemmick Julian James O. H. P. Johnson Ralph Jenkins Arthur Lt. Bliss Seth L. Pierrepont Samuel H. Vandergrift George H. Eldridge William Ker Percy S. Foster Walter R. Tuckerman Butler Ames Gibson Players’ Club Philadelphia New York Bessie Valentine New Castle Washington Julia Vail Stephen Mann Baltimore Hutch S. Cone Mrs. Cone Leroy Place Wisconsin Wyoming Avenue la Follette Robert M. la Owe Thomas V. Hammond Virginia Hammond Maryland Adeline Hammond Fleming Plaza James M. Wood Emma M. Wood William Ford Falvey W. F. Falvey Mme. Ritter Ten Eyck Wendell W. W. Wotherspoon Annapolis William H. Driggs Natalie Driggs the Highlands IT. T. B. Harris Rhode Island Avenue Arnold Werner Spanhoofd Hillyer Place Warren H. Dunning Boston Spanhoofd Charles J. Faulkner Martinsburg W. Va Senator Faulkner Virginia McSherry James Whann McSherry West Mr. West Futhin Castle Wests Lady Randolph Lieutenant West Cowes George Kemp Paris Jeanette Demuth Supreme Court Newburger Kemp Demuth

D A R Peace Meeting Presided By Mrs Scott in Washington

Mrs Matthew T Scott president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will preside at a Memorial Hall peace meeting tonight under the society peace committee to celebrate Washingtons birthday All members and the public are invited Also noted Mr and Mrs Spencer Eddy back from Europe will visit Mrs Eddy's sum Mrs Marshall Field The Congressional Club held a tea yesterday with Miss Mabel Boardman giving an illustrated talk

Richard Harrow A. D. Addison J. William Henry Walter R. Tuckerman J. H. de Sibour Veresa Dean Warren Dean Ort Myer Switzerland Canada Henri Martin Washington Little Princess Junior League of Washington Nagel John Hays Hammond Red Cross Miss, Boardman Roberts Bordien Tennessee Geddes Illinois Finley South Carolina Garrett Foster Illinoia Ferris Oklahoma Edwards Georgia French Idaho Gudger North Carolna Evans Ilinois Francis Ohio Matthew T. Scott National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution Memorial Hall Peace Committee Society Mrs. Spencer Eddy Europe Mrs. Eddy Marshall Field Congressional Club Mabel Boardman

Sidelights on the Smart Set at Grand Central Palace

A society dog show tale centers on Mrs Mary Winthrop Turner reversing her open class judging for 493 French bulldogs awarding Gamin s Riquet first then Fenway Frenchman second. New York social figures and heirs fill the scene with Astors Whitney Belmonte and more among the gallery of fashion and guardians.

Grand Central Palace Mary Winthrop Crystal Palace London Gamin Grant Notman Brooklyn Fenway John Jacob Astor William Jr. Force Mrs. Astor Payne Whitney Anna Sands August Belmont, Jr Whitney Miss Sands Belmont Hermann Oedrichs Burke Roche

Chats With Thinking Women by Barbara Boy

The dialogue imagines Lincoln and Washington debating modern America’s problems and the rising spirit of civic duty. They reflect on unity, graft, immigration, tuberculous, child labor and the need for individuals to act as their brother’s keeper while trusting the people to choose right.

Barbara Boy George Lincoln

Diet and sugar thoughts from a centenarian’s view

Mrs. Caroling McCormick of Osining New York died at 100 crediting diet for longevity. She favored plain food avoiding pastry and sweets and argued natural cane sugar in moderation aids digestion when paired with bread and rice. She recommended fruit sugars for children and cautioned against sugar with high protein foods and against mixing incompatible foods. For hyperacidity conditions she advised avoiding all sugars and preferring alkaline foods like fish and nuts.

Caroling McCormick Ossining N. Y Louisiana Zandy

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