Social Season Crowds The Capital Engagem ents Rise Fast
Society abuzz as engagements surge and events fill the calendar before Ash Wednesday. Diplomatic attendance at White House receptions dwindles due to war, with the final season ball to be the brightest yet. Junior League Oriental ball draws praise and funds, while upcoming bets include Southern Relief and Diet Kitchen charity events at Willard and Rauscher's. Hunt ball on Shrove Tuesday signals a stylish close to the midwinter circuit and a strong finish to the horse show season.
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White House
Hunt Club
The
Willard
Francis M. Chisholm
Diet Kitchen
Horace Westcott
Rauscher’s
St. Inigoe’s Mission School
St. Marys County
Pretty Student Spends Holiday With Parents at Capital Hall
The article notes a noted student will attend a Washington Hunt ball at Capital 'vention Hall, marking a return of such events after years away from the capital. Previous hunts were at Chevy Chase Club, but the upcoming event is expected to be grand and bright.
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Capital
Vention Hall
Washington
Chevy Chase Club
President Wilson Guests at Keith's Theater
Mr and Mrs Wilson occupied a box at Keiths last evening with Mrs Wilsons brother and sister in law and Mr and Mrs Julian Bolling The Secretary of State and Mrs Lansing were dinner guests that evening of Mr and Mrs Craise C Glover.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson
Julian Bolling
Secretary of State
Marshall Field
Social whirl as Washington hosts cabinet and dem league
A series of dinners and receptions graced by Secretary of War Baker and Mrs Baker with guests including Mr Justice Clarke Senator and Mrs James Senator and Mrs Walsh Mr Norris and Mrs Norris and others. The Women’s National Democratic League opens its Washington convention with receptions at the Raleigh and a large ballroom reception planned. Mrs Harriman hosts luncheon for the mayor and Mrs Mitchel, with guests including Mr and Mrs August Belmont. Mrs Daniels sails to Annapolis. Mrs Borland travels to New York. Mrs Howry will host on February dates.
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Baker
Carl Vrooman
Justice Clarke
James
Walsh
Norris
Farm Loan Board
Bones
Francis G. Caffey
Leatherbee
Woods Hole
Mass
Eewin Hurley
Scott
Women’s National Democratic League
Washington
Perry Belmont
New York
Mitchel
Borden Harriman
August Belmont
Harriman
Wheeler Dinner Honors Interior Secretary in Willard Red Room
Mr and Mrs William R Wheeler hosted a refined Willard Hotel dinner in the red room honoring Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane. A long table bore American beauty rose baskets as prominent guests included many senators representatives and notable officials from across the country. A Washington Club inaugural ball promises social prominence during inaugural week. CONTINUTD ON SEVENTH PAGE
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William R. Wheeler
Red Room
The
Willard
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of Agriculture
David F. Houston
Francis E. Warren
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Washington Club
Fairbanks
Leland Stanford
Stephen W Ritchie
Wallace Madiliffe
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Europe
Army
Wilson
Miss Wilson
Miss Bones
Junior League
National Junior Republic
John W. Thomson
Ruth Larner
Frances Carpenter
Sohmer
Emerson
Worch
Hugh Worch
Sworch & Pianos
Katherine Shively Koons
Koons
St. Joseph’s College
Emmitsburg
Avis
Middle West
Ethel Harriman
Vincent Astor
Earle J. Black
Black
Chicago
J. Lester Brooka
Mrs. Wheeler
Key Pittrhan
Claude A. Swanson
Clarence D. Clark
William P. Dillingham
Jones
New Mexico
James HR. Mann
Iram Copley
Charles C. McChord
William Denman
Adolph Caspar Miler
Arthur Murray
James H. Glennon
Harlow
Walter Gifford
Verner C. Reed
Denver
Colo. Mier
Mabel T. Boardman
Nannie Bell Maury
Alice Page
Georgine Campbell
J. Callan O'Laughlin
Rupert Blue
Martin A Knapp
Tyaon S Dines
Calo
Stering Ruffin
Mrs. McKinney
Ida Riley McKinney
Ramuel
Hudson
Ge Steet
Marion Letcher
State Department
Philipsboro
Eleventh Street
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