Secretary and Mrs Garrison Host Dinner for Wilson
Secretary of War and Mrs Garrison will entertain President and Mrs Wilson at their Connecticut avenue home on February 1. The dinner is the fourth in a series for the President and Mrs Wilson during the coming week. Francis Bowes Sayre and family left Williamstown Mass after weeks as White House guests. Mrs Hennen Jennings hosted a large reception in Massachusetts avenue for Pan American delegates, assisted by Señora de Cuevas and Dr Charles D Walcott. Mrs Frank Polk hosted a musicale on Sixteenth Street for wives of Pan American scientific congress delegates with Mme Quintans and Mme Carlisle presiding. Music by Edward Morris included Chopin and Beethoven. Multiple Pan American dinner parties preceded last night’s Jennings reception featuring many diplomats and notable guests.
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Wilson
Secretary of War
Garrison
Connecticut Avenue
Francis Bowes Sayre
White House
Williamstown
Mass
Hennen Jennings
Massachusetts Avenue
Jennings
Frank Polk
State Department
Sixteenth Street
pan-American Scientific Congress
Mme. Quintans
Argentina
Mandeville Carlisle
Miss Raybaud
Raybaud
Matilde Ancizar
Legation
Mra. Jennings
William Phillips
Robert Lansing
Butler Wright
George Marvin
Lecuna
H. D. Robertson
Robartson
Henry D. Flood
Bolling
Veloz-Goilicoa
Pael Leme
Mme. Leme
Mma. Kohlz
Princeton
Montgomery Blair
Triangle Club
Belasco
Pan American dinner hosts honor visiting delegates
Mrs. C. J. Bell and Mr. Bell hosted another pan American dinner with Washington guests including Col. Sagnarne and Miss Sagarnaga of Bolivia. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters entertained delegates to the second pan American scientific congress with numerous officials and scientists in attendance. Dr. Am brosetti Jona Ingenierox and others from Argentina Bolivia Costa Rica Ecuador and Guatemala attended dinners hosted by various couples. Mrs. Delos Blodgett is ill with grip and has canceled her engagements while her sister Mrs. Baward Porcher arrived from Florida to assist.
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Charles J. Bell
Washington
Col. Sagarnage
Miss Sagarnaga
Bolivia
Diego Martinez
Martinez
Mejia
Colombia
Manrique
Ecuador
Adolfo Berro Dareia
Uruguay
Botelao
Brazil
Carlos Bunge
Paul Fitte
Olive Green
Alberto Vorelminot
Angulo
Walter B. Howe
Henry C. Emery
Charles Hamlin
Juan B. Ambrosetti
Mme de Ambrosetti
Chatobal M. Hicken
Jona Ingenie~ Rox
Mme de Ingenieros
Argentina
Constant Lurquin
Alberto Gutierrez
Mme. de Gutierrez
Miss Gaitis
Guillermo E. Gonzales
Costa Rica
Cesar D. Andrade
Miguel H. Alcivar
Rodolfo Robles
Mme. Robles
Guatemala
Narciso Garay
Mme
Mercedes B. de Garay
Panama
Sherman Allen
James Roosevelt
Miss Lanning
Navy Relief Society Host Ball at Navy Yard
A 460 guest Navy Relief Society event last night filled the sail loft at the navy yard. Mrs Daniels, Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs Barnett and Mrs Glennon greeted attendees while the Marine Band played. Flags lined the ballroom and a buffet supper followed. Commander Willard and Lieutenant Le Breton served on the floor committee.
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Navy Yard
Navy Relief Society
Daniels
Prankin Roosevelt
George Barnett
Glennon
Capt
Yard
Marine Band
Willard
Lieut. le Breton
Noted Navy Officers Entertain Guests at Willard Ball
A prominent social list attended a Willard ballroom ball hosted by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. Guests included Miss Mary Cleven Daniels, Miss Evelyn Jackson, Captain Ridley McLean, Lieut. Staton, Admiral Clover, Gen. Barnett, and numerous society and scientific figures. Mrs. Ben Johnson will host reception next Tuesday at 1882 Sixteenth Street.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Mra
Ben Johnson
Sixteenth Street
Social sophisti guests at Rhode Island avenue reception
Mrs. David Jayne Hill hosted a large gathering at her Rhode Island avenue home with many foreign guests and notable figures including Mrs. Robert Lansing Judge Martin Knapp Dr Charles Swisher and several Logans. Tea was poured by Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell and Mrs. Victor Cushman as plans surfaced for arrivals from Auburn New York to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Hill
Rhode Island Avenue
Robert Lansing
John W. Foster
Robert Hinckley
Mias Lay
Martin Knapp
Charles Swisher
8. W. Montgomery
Helen Stewart
Misa Hegeman
E. W. Cole
John A. Logan
Mary Logan Tucker
William Barret Ridgely
John Lindsay Morehead
Albert Douglas
Swagar Sherley
Richard Wayne Parker
Arthur Campbell
Ten Eyck Wendell
Victor Cushman
Paul Bartlett
Katherine Hill
Mme. Rosa
Miss Long
Molly Elliot Seawell
Mrs Garrison to Receive and Society at Fort Myer Dance
Mrs Garrison wife of the Secretary of War will receive tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 7 following the special drill at Fort Myer in honor of Pan American congress delegates. Mrs Louis Bennett of West Virginia visits after two seasons at the Willard. The Playhouse at the Belasco hosts a Triangle Club dance with Debutantes present and a late supper with yellow rose decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Fort Myer
pan-American Congress
Louis Bennett
West Virginia
the Willard
Elegant Plates for Dinner Service on Display
Hose arranges to entertain with a fine showing of elegant service and plates for courses bouillons teas and A D coffees. Features Lenox American Minton Cauldon Crown Derby Coalport and other noted wares with exquisitely executed gold and color decorations.
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Lenox
Minton
Cauldon
Crown Derby
Coalport
Society Notes on Lady Minto and Edison Family
A society paragraph recounts Countess of Minto, widow of the late Earl Minto, famed for winter sports in Canada and Rideau Hall gatherings. also details Mrs Thomas A Edison and son Thomas M Edison being stopped for a 1915 license issue and released after a hearing.
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Minto
Earl Minto
Lord Kitchener
Canada
Lady Minto
Governor General of
Rideau Hall
Earl
Quebec
Citadel
Cove
Chateau Frontenac
Duke of Connaught
Ottawa
Pat
Aberdean
Mra
Thomas A. Edison
Llewellyn Park
Thomas M. Edison
South Orange
Prospect Street
Many Out on Golf Course at White Sulphur Springs
Sunny day draws residents and visitors to outdoor golf at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Families and guests drive to Sunset Gap Elmhurst and Log Cabin for waffles and tea while Joseph R Robinson from Rahway New Jersey joins arriving party from Cranford New Jersey and Huntington West Virginia. Clarence H Howard and Frank Sparkerman, judges at a New Year cake walk, play eight holes this morning.
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Washington
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Foster Crampton
Sunset Gap
Elmhurst
Lunchaon
EB. W. Crampton
S. W. Masters
C. C. Bachelor
Greenbrier River
Joseph R. Robinson
C. G. Smith
Clarence H. Howard
Frank Sparkerman
Rahway
N. J
George H. Rivera
New York
B. Borden
Cranford
3. B. Thomas
Huntington
Navy Officer Weds Miss Augusta Miller in New York
Harry Gard Knox U S N and Augusta Margaret Miller were married at Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in New York City. Witnesses included Eva McAdoo and Warren Noble. best man L M Atkina and bridesmaid James Nugent. The couple met while Knox served at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Norfolk yard. The ceremony surprised plans for a May wedding.
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Washington Post
New York
Brooklyn
Augusta Margaret Miller
Harry Gard Knox
U. N
Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Leighton Parks
Eva T. McAdoo
McAdoo
Warren Noble
L. M. At—kina
James Nugent
Rochester
N. Y
Knox
Harry Knox
Miss Miller
New -York Navy Yard
Norfolk Navy Yard
Princeton Triangle Club Presents The Evil Eye at Belasco Theater
The Princeton Triangle Club staged its 1915 16 musical comedy The Evil Eye at the Belasco Theater before a capacity audience of alumni and admiring women. Edmund Wilson wrote the book, Paul Dickey the music, and Fitzgerald the lyrics with Guilbert Heyniger directing and starring as Jacques Louche. The plot follows a shipwrecked maiden whose memory returns to reveal aristocratic lineage and a hidden identity as a grand duke, amid satire on social foibles and vibrant chorus interludes led by an acclaimed cast including Heyniger Bowman and Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Organization
Belasco Theater
Triangle Club
Princeton
Pitts
Edmund Wilson
Paul Dickey
C. Lambert Heyniger
Club
Jacques Louche
Niaiserie
Brittany
Jacques
New York
Mr. Heyniger
Margot
T. Boardman
P. D. Nelson
Count Boileau
W. McK. Bowman
Dulcinea
A. J. Marsh
O. Mandel
U. S. Homes Threatened By Too Easy Marriages
Kansas City dispatch notes Rabbi Harrison of St. Louis warned at a Kansas City address that American homes face dangers from easy marriage and divorce. He blamed individualism and said marriages should be made more difficult for stronger family stability.
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U. S
Kansas City
Washington Post
Rabbi Harrison
St. Louis
Rabin Harrison
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