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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1915

Page

12

Luncheon Honors Secretary Lane and Mrs Lane Guests

Secretary and Mrs Lane attend a Hawaiian luncheon hosted by Judge and Mrs Ballou as Washington prepares for an extended trip including Honolulu. The guest list features McAdoo, Warren, Mann, Roosevelt, Kawananakoa, Fiske, and other officials and dignitaries.

Sidney Ballou Connecticut Secretary of the Interior Lane Washington Honolulu Glria Justice McKenna Francis Warren James R. Mann

Washington Social News Tells of Dinners and Arrivals

Mrs George Barnett will be at the marine barracks today not March 22 as previously announced. Gen and Mrs Aleshire entertained last night in honor of Gen and Mrs Charles Francis Roe of New York. Roe and others were guests of Mrs Samuel Spencer at a luncheon yesterday. Countess Gizycha, touring California with Mr and Mrs William Hitt, plans to join her mother in Washington for spring. Easter week benefit event at Rauscher's on Friday evening April to aid the baby ward of the Children's Hospital. Mrs John F Wilkin and others on the committee. twelve boxes and midnight supper planned. BR Denison of New York at the Willard. James Barbour Kite hosting at the Ebbitt with Lieut. Col Samuel Reber and others. Mr and Mrs J H Barnes now in Washington at the Shoreham. Washington grieves for the death of Capt Vaasilieff, former naval attaché of the Russian embassy, in New York.

J B Aleshire Charles Francis Roe New York Roe Samuel Spencer Rauscher’s Children's Hospital John F. Wilkin Clarence Wilson Joseph Leiter Tiorare Weatcott BR Denison New York City Willard James Barbour Kite Richmond Ebbitt Samuel Reber United States Signal Corps EB Oc Laird Richard P Winston Barrington King West J. H. Barnes Washington Duluth Shoreham Vaasilieff Brand Opera Aida Belasco Peirce Guild Foundlings Itaian Cellere Clark Wyoming Paul M. Warburg Fairfax Hanger Chesley Mise Madsira Society of Beaux Arts Architects Seventy-fifth Street Lexington Avenue Germany Astor Hotel

Diplomatic and Social Moves Mark Washington Visit Season

A wave of diplomats and society figures weave through Washington venues. Funeral services for a distinguished officer are set in New York's cathedral at 1 am. The Russian Ambassador, several counselors, and others travel between New York and Washington while many officials and spouses plan moves to Paris, San Francisco, and Palm Beach. A noted author’s tea is hosted for the Authore Club at Carnegie Hall. A Willard gathering hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Merritt and Mrs Price as society circles extend their winter into spring.

Society Notes At Shoreham And DC Chapter Meeting

Informal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Montgomery at the Shoreham featured guests including Mr Justice and Mrs White and Mr Justice McReynolds. The District of Columbia Chapter of Founders and Patriots of America met at 3182 Mount Pleasant Street with Mrs Beach presiding and a full officer slate elected.

W. E Montgomery Shoreham Justice Mrs White Justice McReynolds Mrs Montgomery Iistrict of Columbia Chapter Founders and Patriota of America J Cy. Dowell Mount Pleasant Street Mary Beach F. A St Clair Sooiery A Kinsky Mra G M Brumbaugh G DeWoulf Woodirk A W. Barber C W. Brown J. A Wickham O T. Whitney Coun Flate Edwin Kirk S J Murphy Irving Frickey Bertha W Crane

Social whirl features dancing and private movies in New York

The social calendar highlights ballroom scenes at Bustanoby's Black Domino room on Littieth street. Joseph Toerter and partner spark applause, while Miss Maud Madison with Elder Thayer recapture antebellum hoopskirts. Philadelphia hosts private movie projects amid hunting club photographs and society notices conclude with Beaux Arts ball plans and Donna Barberini Ufolova’s famed lawn dance.

Joseph Toerter Bustanoby Black Domino Littieth Street Broadway New York Paria Luis Baye Lester Pampas Board of Trade Daniel G. Raid Martha Dean Hallam Astor Hotel Maud Madison Dolly Madison White House Elder Thayer Miss Madison Palm Beach Kentucky Madison Thayer Congress Apat Philadelphia William Clothier

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