The Washington herald., 1911-05-02
President and Mrs. Taft Occupy Box at Mask and Wig
Performance-Ambassadora and Mrs.
Bryce Will Visit Canada.

where she has been the guest Of Mrs
William B. Hoyt and Mrs. George b
Matthews. Miss Symons stopped for q
few days in New York and Philadelphia
on her return trip home.
Lieut.. Col Edward Burr. U. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Burr have issued cards for a din
ner Thursday evening at their residence
In Jefferson place.
The bazaar for the Eye Ear and Throat
Hospital. which. will be held at the
Arlington tomorrow and Thursday looks
to be very promising affair. both finan-
clally and in the way Of a pleasant en-
tertainment, for the public has learned
TO expect Just such things from the
board of lady managers. Miss Esther
Bowen, OF st. Paul's parish, will be in
charge Of the tea room, which will be
one Of the features of the bazaar, Miss
Lucy s. Reynolds. Mrs. E. Oliver Belt,
and Miss Ella Whiting. also Of st. Paurs,
and Miss Emma w. Abbott Miss Alice
boyd, Miss Mary NJ Mcclure, and Mrs.
William M. Moore, Of the Chapel of the
Good Shepherd. will assist Miss Bowen.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Jones and Mrs. James
Taylor. Of St Alban's. will preside at
the coffee table, and Mrs Edward Roome
at the lemonade booth. Mrs. William H.
Fox has asked the following ladies of
St Johns Church to assist her: Mrs.
David G. Adee, Mrs. John Paul Ernest,
Mrs. w. w. Finley. Mrs. T. Percy Myers,
Miss B. c. Saxton, Mrs. Charles H.
Stockton. and Miss Jane Wilkes. Mrs.
William II. Wilmer. Of Epiphany
Church. will be assisted by Mrs. John c.
Boyd. Mrs. B. II. Buckingham. Miss E
Bryan. Mrs. George T. Dunlap, Mrs
Monte Griffith, Miss Anna Fry Jones,
Mrs. A. F. A King, Mrs. P. ]. Ryan,
Mrs. E. J. Stefwagen, and Miss Fannie
Filliss. Mrs. Thomas W. Buddington,
Of st. Michael and All Angels Church,
will assist Mrs. Grant, and Mrs. William
NJ. Dove will be the bureau of infor-
nation Miss Gall. Miss Lane. Mrs.
T. H. Calvert. and Mrs. Charles E. Buck
are also among those interested in the
success Of the enterprise. Music and
dancing will be one Of the features Of
the evenings entertainment.
Miss Margaret Preston Draper. a dubu-
tante Of a year ago in this city, daugh-
ter Of the late Gen. William F. Draper,
will be presented at the Court Of St.
James during the coming season. Mrs
Draper and her daughter. who have been
travelling in Europe since last fall, have
been in Rome recently.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Laura Corrinne Tiller and Mr.. Benjamin
Julion Witcher. Of this city The cere-
brides mother in Atlanta, Ga, Thursday
afternoon. Rev. William Russell Owen
cfficiating, in the presence~of a small
company.
Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber will give this
afternoon at the Playhouse the third of
her illustrations OF rhythms In the inter-
pretations Of music. in relation to the
human body and everyday life. Gala
tea" who is Miss Noyes. Of Boston, will
give some Of her beautiful dances and
Greek impersonations. and Mrs. WILL
ston Hough will be at the piano.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Zina V. Sykes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Sykes. to Mr. Eugene T. Pattison,
Saturday. April g, In St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rev. Father MCGUIRE officiating.
Paymaster Stewart E. Barber, U. S.
N. and Mrs. Barber. who have taken the
Gherardi house In Chevy Chase for the
ment in the Highlands yesterday.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan will arrive in
Washington on Thursday to spend q few
days. She viii be a guest at the
Shoreham.
Miss Louise c. Wilson. Of the Cecil.
has rented the Godoy cottage at WASH
ington Grove for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter A. Duval, Of this
city. summer residents Of Washington
Grove. have taken possession Of their
cottage in Grove avenue. -.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, Of Dorchester.
Mass. is spending a few weeks in WASH
ington. He is a guest at the Corcoran.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs F. W. Pratt. and Mrs. F. w. Dick
ems, all of Washington, are at the Chal-
fonte, Atlantic City.
The Junior auxiliary Of the Working
Boys Home will give some theatricals
on May Is at the Playhouse in N street.
There will be a varied programme. in
Guiding a play entitled An interrupted
Tragedy" by Paul Evans: some vaude-
vile stunts. fancy dancing by one Of
Miss Hawks most talented pupils. songs
by Mr. George O'Connor. and an amusing
playlet, Breaking Into Society,"" by
Granville Fortescue. A number Of men
and boys well known in society will take
part, and the affair promises to be
great success. Mrs Granville Fortescue,
the president Of the Junior committee.
and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, the secre-
tary. have interested many Of their
friends already in the performance for
the benent Of the Working Boys Home
-one Of the most deserving Of Washing
toms numerous charities. -
Gray hnnses arn the lonresf lived. cxe1urcplored