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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
12
The store highlights brilliant cut glass with extreme care in selection and pattern. It promises large assortment, including vases, rose bowls, comports, ice bowls, and celery trays, with many pieces priced accessibly on a $5 table. Nursery themed baby tableware on fifth floor G Street, Portr Street location.
A dinner at the Chevy Chase Club honored Miss Sarah Raybaud and Mr Abel Ezayza as their wedding approaches next Saturday. Guests included Col and Mme Raybaud, Miss Grynga Raybaud, Miss Zulema Rayblaud, Miss Hallie Davis, Mr Eduardo Racedo, and Capt Lloyd England among others.
Mme Arturo de Guerra hosted a grand tea honoring her mother Mrs. Frank Rumble with pink spring flowers and a Spanish music program. Attendees included Dr. Arthur Little Enrique Coronado and numerous Coranado family members, Venezuelan minister, and embassy officials. A later fete and lawn party at the Cathedral Close benefits the House of Mercy with Punch and Judy, Maypole, ice cream booths, and a young set roster of local social figures.
Lieut. and Mrs. Townsend Whelen arrive from Camp Gaillard and visit Gen. and Mrs. Pratt at 1969 Yeas ing avenue. Wilenkin family sails for England to summer with Clarence Wilenkin. J Fairfield Carpenter and R Carpenter join their mother staying at the Willard. Attendees at the Willard include Mrs. Eaton, Miss Dyer, Miss Slocum, and Miss Slo cum from Providence and Jamaica Plains. Natalia Driggs returns from New York. Dinner honors Mrs. Reginald De Koven. she has taken a house near Boston for the summer. Representative and Mrs. Scott hosted Mr. G. J. James. Mrs. Blair hosted a card party at Falkland, Silver Spring. The McKenneys plan Handley Hall opening for summer. Mayo to Springfield. Mayo Tea featured pink honeysuckle and roses. attendees listed. The class of 1916 Paul Institute invites for May 22 graduation. Barbara Kauffmann to deliver bac luncheon sermon on May 21. Senator Burton returns to Washington staying at Hotel Lafayette. James Brown Scott visiting Lake Mohonk. Capt. and Mrs. Hodges host Mrs. Coleman. Edwin H. Blackfield and Frederick Law Olmstead staying at the A. Dumbarton Club hosts benefit for the home for the blind. Garden party at 1410 Euclid Street hosts Mrs. Ramsey and Mrs. Rainey. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
English mothers fear war reducing eligible bachelors and that American fortunes will attract titled brides after the war. They warn that American heiresses may import husbands to join or surpass British peers, discussing protection for eligible English girls. Harvard seniors don gowns linked to male degrees, and a dog retrieves golf balls at White Sulphur Springs. Miss Helen Marie Stuart to wed Ernest Stephen of London on June 1 at St Bartholomew’s Church with a small reception due to a relative’s death. Edith Stuart to attend, Joseph Sampson Stevens best man.
President Wilson plans to travel to Charlotte North Carolina on May 2 to attend a Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence celebration. If not delayed by public business he will depart Washington next Friday.
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