Vice President Guests of Honor at Dinner Party at Lansing Home
A sequence of social dinners and entertainments is described, noting Vice President and Mrs. Marshall as guests of honor at the Lansing residence, with attendees including the Brazilian Ambassador Mme. da Gama and Smithsonian Secretary Walcott. Additional dinners honor Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and other notable figures, plus arrangements for the Easter ball by the Woman's Army and Navy League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lansing
Marshall
State Department
Robert Lansing
Mme. da Gama
Smithsonian Institution
Walcott
Henry F. Dimock
Navy Yard
Woman'’s Army and Navy League
E. W. Eberle
C. H. Davis
J. Hl. Liscum
Albert Mills
Social Notices and Arrivals at Washington Homes
A long list of society figures visits and visits to Washington homes. Mrs Edwards and Mrs Lockwood host informal gatherings with guests from Pasadena and Omaha. Miss Graham prepares for the South. The Blazell and Millett families plan a April 6 wedding in New York. Representative George White arrives with his wife in Washington. Miss Elsa Raner returns from Princeton after a musical in honor of Arthur Whiting. Madge North to perform at the New Willard with Myron Whitney. A large roster of patrons for the North Carolina girl concert. Various, including Miss Hughes, Mr E F L Galt, Mrs Seth Hopkins, and the Wheatleys, relocate to Florida or Palm Beach for the season. Several guests and attendees are noted at Shoreham, Ponce de Leon, Alcazar, and Willard hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa L. Raner
Washington
Princeton
N. J
Jessie B. Frothingham
Stockton
Hibben
Misa Armour
Dahlgren
Madge North
Wil
Myron W. Whitney
New Willard
Benjamin R. Tillman
Duncan WU. Fletcher
J. W. Burns
A. B. Cummins
Hf. M. Towner
1. Paige
J. R. Knowland
T. W. Sims
William Joyner
Wiliam Russell White
U. N
William Russell White
Lawrence Townsend, Jr
Lawrence Townsend
Truxton Beale
Alice Ogne
Ross
Marshall Field
P. P. Claxton
William Cumming Story
John H. Purdy
John Speel
Charles Quincy Tirrell
Louis Brownlow
Mary D. Spieres
Social whirl at Shoreham events and spring notices
Mrs. Cobb hosted a luncheon in the Shoreham rose room with guests including Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Landis, Mrs. Chase, and others. A box party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte featured the Spanish Ambassador and Mme. de Riano. Miss Listher Slater and Mr. B. Sumner Welles plan to wed April 14 at the Episcopal Church in Webster. Moonlit society notes: Miss Tarriet Southerland returns from Boston. Netherland minister's wife and daughter depart for Geneva. Baron and Baroness de Nagell arrive at The Hague. A luncheon by Mrs. Eleanor Connolly gathered Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lester, Miss Squire, and Miss Connelly. The Walsh-Gudger wedding is set for April 3 at Highlands with notable guests and Katharine Langley as flower girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Benedict Cobb
Shoreham
Payton Russell
Landis
Chase
de Frees Critten
Johnson
Wood
A. ¢. Downing
Parker
Freeman
Jerome Bonaparte
Mme. de 'Riano
Charles Richardson
Mme. van Rappard
Mile. van Rappard
Netherlands
League
Geneva
Baron
Baroness de Nagell
the Hague
Baron de Nagell
Foreign Office
Julia Calhoun
New York
Eleanor Connolly
Representative Connelly
Genevieve Walsh
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Paymaster
CL Gudger
A. S
Highlands
Vassar
Walsh
Hilbhard
Kansas City
Flog
Poughkeespsie
Katherine Langley
Payminster Gudger
Guiger
Gudger
North Aliltia
John W
Summer Social Notes At Beverly Farms And Beyond
Mrs Thomas Ek Laughlin teases iWillowbrook at Beverly Farms for the summer. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Benet sail for France, return to Paris. Mrs Charles Warren at home this afternoon. Capt Duncan Eliott accompanied by Mr Richard Mnott for a few days. Miss Isbel Weed of New York visits Massa chusetta avenue. Mrs Andrew Stewart mother of Mrs JC Marbury dies in New Orleans. funeral from 121% Philip Place. Mrs William A Jones and Miss Annie Seymour Jones at home informally today for last time this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ek. Laughlin
iWillowbrook
Nathaniel Simpkins
Beverly Farms
Lawrence Benet
France
Paris
Duncan Eliott
Richard Mnott
Isbel Weed
New York
Carl Joerssen
Massachusetta Avenue
Andrew Stewart
Marbury
New Orleans
Philip Place
William A. Jones
Representative Jones
Virginia
Annie Seymour Jones
Raleigh Ball Fetes Band of Hope Aid Drive and Congress Farewell
Last night at the Raleigh Hotel a miccareme ball by the Band of Hope marked support for permanent poor relief and served as a farewell event for members of the Sixty third Congress. Guests included Mrs. Cullop, Mrs. Roper, and numerous district officials and club leaders. The program featured a reading by Mrs. Brown and dances by Miss Gibson, with patronesses including Mrs. Secretary Daniels and others from federal and civic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Band of Hope
Sixty-third Congress
William A. Cullop
Representative (Ullop
Women's National Democratic League
Daniel (. Roper
Klis Loran
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Maude Howell Smith
Hilla Knight
The
Sunshine Society
Emma Shelton
Woman's ‘'Temperance Union
Ella Hoover Thatcher
Soldiers’ and Huatiors
W. C.T. UK
Janet Richards
WhcHite Rose
William F. Hancock
Women's Democratic League
Adolph Kann
Edwin Brandenburg
Board of Trade
Thomas Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Arthur R. Rapley
Pennsylvania
William G. Brown
West Virginia
Cano H. Rudolph
Harald Miner
Boston
Daniels
Navy
Gregory
Wicliffe Rose
Philander P. Claxton
Education
Fred Young
William G. Browne
Arthur R. Rupley
Ella Knight
Charles P. Granfield
George Tully Vaughan
Archibald Campbell
Ellis Logan
Goodwin Elsworth
M. E. Brennan
Adolf Kann
M. Goldsmith
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Lothrop —Washingt
G Street
Kels
Georgette Crepe
Weingly
Donald H. Nat
Miss “Ernst
Connecticut Avenue
Congressional Club
Duncan A. Fletcher
Ralph Gilmore Robey
Katherine Robey
Fletcher
Fred Dennett
H. C. Claypool
W. B. Francis
Congress
Dennett
Claypool
Bernice Claypool
Francia
Clara Francis
Charles B. Smith
Stone
Kahn
Lenore Sherwood
A. Johnson
Dennison
Illinois
Robert Hollister Chapman
Walter Fisher
Ming
William Kent
Alexander Motley
Pasadena
Edward L. Burke
Omaha
Miss Graham
Mary Graham
South
Eugenie Bissell
Joseph B. Blazell
Lawrence Millett
Bissell
West Fifty-ninth Street
Millett
Frank D. Millett
Worcestershire
England
Oxford University
Harvard Law School
George White
Marietta, Ohio
Miss Hughes
Dudley M. Hughes
Miss Fort
Congress Hall
Agnes Hart Wilson
Miga Alice Page
Callin Hoke-Smith
Kathryn Overman
Jane Austin
Agnes Shackleford
Misa Margaret Clements
Harriett Clark
Dorothy Gordon
Carrie Cline
Lucy Candler
Nancy Johnson
Misa Wort
Georgia
Hughes
Efl Galt
Miss Iah
Montreal
H. J. Seth Hopkins
Baltimore
4. B. Babbitt
Florida
Willant Wheatley
Wiorida
Palm Beach
Charles I. Cragin
Reve d' Ete
Alice McRitchie
Atlantic City
Ponce de Leon
St. Augustine
Frank K. Shields
Cowan
H. J. Johnson
Alcazar
Lewis McCombs
Elizabeth Muir
Renato Tittont
W. B. Davenport
Brooklyn, N. Y
L. A. Smith
San Diego
Cal
the Willard
E. M. Wilson
U.S. A
Louis Lorillard
Newport
Tarriet Southerland
Southerland
Louis Bacon
Dorothy Sells
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Cato Sells
Wellesley College
Langley
Kentucky
Charles Warren
Micareme
Julius A.west
Wooltex
Coats
Marton Salon Cosmetiques
Kenais Bidg
Kann Sons & On
8Th ST
Penna. Ave
Kann & Sons Co
Palais Royal
J. H. Small & Sons
New York Corner
Waildorf
de Sales
L St. N. W
Steinway
Hotel Powhatan
Uniler
White House
E. C. Swen
Mer
Clearaway
Streen
T Tailoring
Horeham U Hotel
Fifteenth
Oweshingford
R. S. Downs
Mgr
Mammoth Cloak and Suit House
Seventh Street
Hardman
Metropolitan Opera Co
Rede Ftand Cock
Highlands Hotel
Conn. Ave
California St
George A. Mills
Brighton
California
Cann, Ave
America
Mareae
Meyer*s
Vuideor Lauipage
Eost
Auk Foster
Meyer Davis and His Orchestra
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