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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1916

Page

12

Ambassadors and Dinners at the Willard in Washington

Brazilian Ambassador and Mme da Gama hosted at dinner in honor of Miss Whitman of New York. Mrs Temple of Tennessee entertained at the Willard for Senator and Mrs Shields and guests from Knoxville. Numerous lawmakers and officials attended as dinner guests and reception plans were announced for upcoming events.

Mme. da Gama Heata

Willard dinner hosts dignitaries and visitors tonight

Mr William E Fowler will entertain at Willard tonight before the Southern bail. Guests include out of town visitors. Senator Shields and Mrs Shields will host a dinner in their honor this evening at the Willard. Franklin D Roosevelt will address the Club of Colonial Dames at 4 30 pm on preparedness. Tea follows. Mrs Alexander Graham Bell will be at home every other Tuesday. Representative and Mrs Peters entertained at dinner last evening.

George T Bishop the Willard Joseph G. Cannon Helen Cannon J. A. Hemingway Mra Dwight George W. Wickersham James E. Martina Willam R. White C. B. Ward Mark Smith W. Shanman Fred A. Britten H. C. Sheriean William E. Fowler William 8. Shields Knorville, Tenn Senator Shields Senator Shields New York Willard Franklin D Roosevelt the Navy Club of Colonial Dames Alexander Graham Bell Mrs. Peters

Society Scenes Include Dance For Miss Brownell

RANDOM society notes describe a leap year dance in Providence for Miss Henrietta Brownell and engagement to Lieut. George M. Lowry. Guests from prominent families attended, with yachting and seaside outings in Miami, and Miss Mary Miller and Carleton Shaw winning a tennis match at Jennia. Mrs. Joseph Kittredge Choate pursues professional photography, stating the art is in its infancy and will advance, with portraits becoming a medium to express individuality.

Joseph HE. Fletcher Harriet M. H. Fletcher Providence Henrietta Brownell George M. Lowry Duncan Lodge G. Alder Blumer Duncan Hunter Charles Fletcher William Grosvenor Henry Sharpe Chafee Eicanor V. Jacob Katherin Brown Schermerhorn Martha J. Nicholson Mary A. Sayles Martha F. Sayles Mary R Hunter Frances Hunter Alice Howard Eleanor Taft Cornella T. Metcalf Mary R. Blumer Esther Blumer Ruth Taft Harriet M. Smith Elizabeth Hoppin Walker Constance Nightingale Maris Nightingale Habana Cuba West Indies Mary Miller New York Carleton Shaw Toledo Ohio Henry A. Stewart, Jr Pittsburg Margot Brady Jennia Joseph Kittredge Choate Park Avenue Choate Alice Muller Joseph H. Choate Court of St. James

Dinner guests at the Wilard Iaat night in Powhatan

Representative and Mrs. William Calder hosted a dinner in Powhatan at the Willard Iaat night. Attendees included Colana Mra Winslow and the Rogers and Appleton couples.

William Calder Willard Iaat

Charity ball notices and social schedule at the Willard

Mrs John H Hewson travels to New York and will not receive today but will be home February 21 Mrs George W Baxter of Knoxville Tenn has returned to Washington and will not be at home today but will be at home Mondays in February The Sons of Confederate Veterans will be well represented at the charity ball this evening at the Willard Officers named for floor duties and a host of sponsors and committees are listed for a bridge tea dance February 8 to aid Neighborhood House kindergarten Highlights describe ball prizes dancing contests and committee roles plus remarks on guests and upcoming events including a masque at Mrs Harper s Sixteenth Street home and social notices of residents and visitors in Washington D C

George Barnett Marine Barracks Charles Boughton Wood Robert M. Thompson John H. Hewson New York George W. Baxter Knoxville, Tenn the Willard Garden City Long Island Washington George T. Porter Sons of Confederate Veterans Willard W. H. Brockman Washington Camp H. A. Brand J. Roy Price George T. Rawlins W. C. Black Hugh Brewster C. A. Bennett Jane Gregory Grace Overmen Neighorhood House Champ Clark Flora Wilson Agnes Hart Wilgoin T. T. Ansberry Henry D. Flood Jerry South Conrad Syme Victor Kauffmann Marie Peary Harry Woodyard James M Mra. Harper Sixteenth Street Cora Thomas Elinor Osburn Charlestown W. Va Macdonald Corbyn Champlain Representative Raker California Thomas Hunton Hunton New Orleans Paris Waldorf-Astoria

Former Cadets Organize Washington Ex High School Cadets

The Ex-High School Cadets of Washington organized with 35 members in the Perpetual Building Association boardroom yesterday. Officers to be elected next Sunday. A constitution drafted by Fred Peltman was adopted. Plans include forming a cadet company and military discussions with government officials invited. Prospective members urged. eligibility extends to any former high school regiment member.

Ex-High School Cadets of Washington Perpetual Building Association Fred Peltman McKin- Tey Manual Training School

Birthday Dinner at the Bells Inn on Long Island

Warren and Helen rush to catch a train for a birthday spread honoring Mia Garnett. They arrive at an old fashioned inn with friends Abbie, Tom, and Jack Parmelee. Helen notices a striking West girl, dressed in black velvet, whose unusual look captivates her as the party plans a lively evening with favors, music, and a scenic, informal gathering.

Mary Winifred Warren Helen Mia Ben Mr. Bell Babbie Garnatta Tom Jo Jack Parmelee Long Island Cravens Bobbie Garnetts Abbie Mr. Garnett Jack Parmelee Tom Bell Jack Parmeles Frances Knowles New York West Fifth Avenue

Newman Tours Chile In South America Lecture

E M Newman spoke at Belasco Theater on a five part South America lecture tour beginning in Montevideo and ending in northern Chile. The trip featured the Strait of Magellan snow clad peaks and Punta Arenas the southernmost city. A peace flag Christ statue near the Andes marked boundary Chile Argentina. Newman repeats the talk this afternoon at four. Swift and Company beef prices in Washington DC for the coming weekend average per pound.

Belasco Newman South America Chile Montevideo Strait of Magellan Punta Arenas Christ Andes Argentina

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