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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1917

Page

10

January Clearance Sale Embraces Suits and Furs

Norfolk belted and semibelted tailored models with fur velvet and button trim are offered in forest green African brown green mixtures navy and black. Sizes range from 34 to 44. The sale features coats skirts evening gowns and furs at reduced prices.

Norfolk Bolivia

Southern Confederate observance at Mount Vernon church

On Friday at 8 o clock Copal Church South Mount Vernon place and Ninth street northwest hosts observances for Gen Lee’s birthday and the 93rd birthday of Stonewall Jackson. Members of Gen R W H Lee and Stonewall Jackson UDC and Mildred Lee chapter will march into the main auditorium with reserved seats for them. Guests include Wiss Mars Custis Lee a daughter and Robert E Lee a grandson of Gen Lee and Mrs Lee wife of Gen WoH F Lee. The Mildred Lee Chapter and others meet in statues at the Capitol Friday at 4 o clock for the annual children’s wreath laying on Gen Robert E Lee’s statue. Camp No 171 UCV Captain Reall will address the children. Miss Mary Custis Lee and Col Robert Fr Tee Jr are expected to attend with Mrs Wolf F Tee.

Copal Church Mount Vernon Place Ninth Street Gen Lee Stonewall” Jackson Gen R WH Lee Stonewall Jackson U Dp A Wildred Lee Children of the Confederacy Wiss Mars Custis Lee Robert E Lee Lee Mre Lee Woh F Lee Mildred Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy Capitol Robert T Tee Capt Reall United Confederate Veterans Mary Custis Lee Robert Fr. Tee Jr Wolf F Tee

President Wilson Skips Morning Picket Silent Sentries Disappointed

President Wilson avoided the White House morning display after returning from a charity ball and opting to sleep. Eight pickets, chilled and disheartened, trudged back to Congressional Union headquarters. Daughters of the American Revolution deny involvement in the suffrage picketing.

President Wilson White House Wilson Haa Congressional Union Daughters of the American Revolution Suffragiat

Second Diplomatic Dinner at White House

The President and Mrs Wilson hosted their second diplomats dinner of the season at the White House. German Ambassador and Countess von Bernstorff led the guest list. musical entertainment followed in the East Room by Mr and Mrs Herbert Witherspoon with Mrs Ross David at the piano. Notable attendees included ministers and envoys from Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Italy, and many other nations, plus senior U S officials and social leaders. The event featured a varied musical program and a parade of foreign dignitaries in attendance.

Wilson White House von Bernstorff Herbert Witherspoon New York Ross David Countesa Don Bernstorff Brazil Mme da Gama Spain Mme Jano Argentine Mra Naon Mra Lansing Switzerland Mme Ritter Norway Mme Bryn Uruguay Mme de Pena Guatemala Mendez Sweden Mme Ehengren Senate Saulsbury John W Kern James R. Mann Tne Staf Mra Scott William S Benson Daffaires Turkey Abdul Tiak Uuesein Bey Austria-Hungary Zweidinek Chile Mme Munizaga-arela Greece Vouroa Peru Manuel de Freire Y Santander Nicaragua Cuadra Zavala Costa Rica Oreamuno Ecuador Carbo Phillips The Pan- American Union Barrett Mexico Henry Prather Fletcher Trudley Field Florence Hinkle Minuetto Floridia Buononeint Witherspoon Handel Roselein Schumann Brahms Macrignie Wittoriad Floridia Horsman Colecridge-Paylor Mra Witherspoon den Giovanni Mozart

Monday receptions planned for January and February dates

A long list of social guests is noted for receptions and teas in Washington, including Justice Day's daughter in law and many notable names such as Miss Phelan, Mrs Lane, former ambassador Mrs Warren, and Senator Phelan. Changes due to Admiral Dever’s death are mentioned along with cancellations by Mrs Walsh. The Secretary of Agriculture departure and visits by New York social figures are also listed.

Justice Day Senator Phelan California Washington Mars Phelan Phelan Justice McKenna Secretary of the Interior Lane

Dinner and society notices headline in New York society

Maj Gen and Mrs Greely host in honor of explorer Raoul Amundsen while Olga Samaroff headlines the Stokowski concert. Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale to wed in St Patrick Cathedral with Col Colley as best man. bachelor dinner at the Vanderbilt honors Beale. engagements and notable dinners noted with dispositions affecting receiving plans.

Maj Gen Misa Greely Capt Raoul Amundsen New York Helak Beale Edith Ewing Bouvier John Bouvier St Patrick Vanderbilt Hotel Francis C. Colley Washington, DC Messrs Shouts S Burdette Henry G Seibles Birmingham Ala Thomas Evans Philadelphia

Society Dinners and Dances Highlight Washington Season

Col and Mrs Edwin B Babbitt hosted a private Highlands dinner followed by a semimonthly dance with guests from official, army, and navy circles including Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs Fin graham and Assistant Attorney General and Mrs Charney Warren. Numerous receptions and dinners at Lamont street and Washington barracks featured elite attendees, elaborate pink floral decor, and attire described among high society circles.

Edwin B Babbitt Highlands William Fingraham Charney Warren William Crozier Wiliam A Mann George BR Duncan Cot Jay E Hoffer Andrew Brewster Charles W Katz Palmer Pierce Brett Stanley D Imbick Maj Dillard McFarland John Rice Katherine Vandergrift Young Larlies Walt William Ccarllee TUS MCC Lamont Street Army Navy Thomas Watt Gregor Cone Johnson State Department J Olver P Newman JD Owen/ Chahoon Gregor Newman Gwen Chahoon Robert L Henry John A Lejeune Zane Champe ( McCulloch Mark L Goodwin Frank Smith Charles TH Lyman Claude Bennett

Notable Guests Attend White House Concert Event

Mrs Wilson and Mrs Tantele accompanied by notable figures including Mrs Auchincloss and Mrs Rosa David as guests in the presidential box at the National yesterday afternoon for the Philadelphia Orchestra concert. Guests included Mme Samarff the pianist, Mme Bakh wife of the Russian Ambassador, Mrs Crozier, Mrs Baker, Mrs Stephen B Elkins, Mrs Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs Marshall Field, Mme Ruiano, and many other dignitaries. The orchestra chairs also hosted high officials such as the German Ambassador Countess von Bernstorff, Secretary of State Lansing, Senator Wadsworth, Representative Longworth, and Mrs Richardson Clover.

Mra Wilson Mra Tantele Navy Auchincloss New York White House Rosa David Mise Bones Philadelphia Orchestra Mme Samarff Mme Bakhmetef Calderon Carlisle Carlisle Walter Bruce Howe Crozier Baker John E Reyburn Stephen B. Elkins Miss Cannon William Gordon Crawford Marshall Field Mme Ruiano Slater Lawrence Townsend Thomas F Walsh David Jayne Hil Roscoe C Bulmer Pitta Duffield Wiliam King Boston Stephen Osborn von Bernstorff Lansing William Philips Wadsworth Longworth Richardson Clover Thomas Holcomb Montgomery Blair Misa Minna Blair Mme Hauge Mias Boardman Perry Heath Louis Lombard George Feabody State Department Volk Charles W Fenton Grist Bleir T. T. Gaff de Pena

Rear Admiral Knight Returns To Newport From Washington

Rear Admiral Austin M Knight returns today from Washington to Newport Rhode Island with Mrs Witham Pryor arriving from Virginia to visit sister Miss Katherine Knight Grace H Carroll returns from New York to join her mother Mrs Carroll at their Rhode Island avenue cottage Mrs Alfred Tuckerman leaves for New York for a few days Capt Philip Andrews and Mrs Andrews to host a dinner Saturday Mrs M Casimir de Rham visiting Mrs Lorillard Spencer at Chastelleaux

Newport R. I Austin M Knight Washington Witham IL. Pryor Virginia Katherine Grace H Carroll New York Willam Carroll Rhode Island Avenue Alfred Tuckerman Philip Andrews Andrews M Casimir de Rham Lorillard Spencer Chastelleaux

Beatrice Barclay to Wed Gustavus Ober Jr of Baltimore

Announcement from Mrs William Orr Parclay of 2 East Forty-fifth street states Miss Beatrice Barclay will wed Gustavus Ober Jr of Baltimore son of the late Gen Robert Ober The couple met at Princeton University where Ober graduated in 1903 and he belongs to the Maryland Baltimore Likridge and Green Spring Valley clubs The wedding is set for February

New York William Orr East Forty-fifth Street Beatrice Barclay Gustavus Ober Ir Baltimore Robert Ober Trinceton University Maryland Baltimore Likridge and Green Spring Valley Clubs

Notable Washington social season amid war effort and dances

A series of society gatherings honored Mrs Albert Ferguson as she plans to depart for Duluth. Guests included many officers and their wives, with large dances at the barracks and dinners hosted by Gen Tasker Bliss and others. War relief drives opened headquarters at 1752 Street with forthcoming fundraisers at the Willard.

Tasker H Bliss Col William S Graves May John Meir Talmer Whitman Rosa Arthur Kerth Mies Bliss Julian Cabell American Fund Mme Henri de Sibeaur Red Cross Garrison McClintock Red Cross Avalliar Visa Woith McCommon American War Relief Helen Ernat

Miss Tackard to Become Bride of Lieut Elliott

Miss Joan Tackard. daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hooker Tackard of 981 Park Avenue, is engaged to Lieut Richard McCall Elliott III of Philadelphia. Elliott, US Navy, then attached to the torpedo station at Newport, will marry on February 17 in Philadelphia where the Tackards once lived.

Joan Tackard Lieut R. McC. Elliott Wesw York John Hooker Tackard Park Avenue Misa Taan Tackard Richard McCall Elliott USNS Richard McCall Tilliitt Philadelphia Newport Ro Tachard

Washington Social Notes At Willard This Week

Washington society figures gather at the Willard for luncheons and visits as prominent families attend gatherings through February. Hostesses include Mrs William Ho Smith and Mrs Leary with other guests from Maryland, Ohio, Michigan, and New York while concerts and operas anchor the week’s cultural events.

Mra William Ho Smith Parkersburg Daughters of the American Revolution Mra Leary Washington State William Cummingstor Willard Arthur Brent Canton Ohio W W. West Ann Arbor Michora William Butterworth Moline, Til Willard S Augbury Antwerp, NY Yesterdas

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