The Washington herald., 1911-03-15

at the legation. Their guests were the
Peruvian Minister and Nine. Pardo, the
Spanish Minister and Nine Riano, the
Counselor of the o-Hungarian EN-
bassy and Nine. Loewenthal. Count and
Countess de Sibour, Mr.. and Mrs Ned
Mitchell. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Story.
Mrs. Arthur Lee and her father, former
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis, returned
Yesterday morning from Aiken, S. c.,
where they spent several weeks. Mrs.
Lee will have as her guests during Easter
week Mrs. James Robert Mckee and her
daughter, Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. They
probably will remain in Washington sew
eral weeks for this their annual visit.
Mrs. Mckee is a daughter of former
President Benjamin Harrison. and Miss
Mckee made her debut in society in
Washington two years ago.
Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray, U. S. A.
and Mrs. Murray were hosts at a buffet
luncheon yesterday at their home in
Rhode Island avenue in celebration of
the promotion of Gen. Murray from the
rank of brigadier general to that major
general. The guests included Gen. Muir
rays associates in the War Department
where he is chief of Artillery. and their
wives.
Miss Anna Dawes, daughter of former
Senator Dawes. of Massachusetts, VINO
has been the house guest of Miss Ger
| trude Greedy, daughter of Gen. A. w.
Greedy. u. S. A, for the past few days,
| left for New York and Philadelphia yes
terday, where she will make brief visits
before returning to her home in Pittsfeld,
| Mass Miss Dawes also visited Miss Strong
before being the guest of Miss Greedy.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine. de
Ia Barra returned to Washington last
evening from New York, where they
spent the past few days.
Mrs. Burrows, wife of the retiring Sen
ator from Michigan. left Washington yes
terday for Atlantic City, where she will
be 4 guest at the Marlborough-Blen-
helm for fortnight. She will be joined
there on Saturday by Senator Burrows.
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo are
spending the week In New York.
The Monday Afternoon Skating Club is
arranging for a carnival which will be
held in the sail loft at the navy yard on
-
Miss Olivia Moore O'Neal, the young
daughter of Gov. O'Neal, of Alabama,
arrived in Washington last week, and
has entered school for the weeks of the
extra session. Miss O'Neal spent the
weekend at Annapolis with her brother.
who is a second-year midshipman at the
Naval Academy. Miss Olivia is a dainty
blonde, and has the distinction of being
lincal descendant of six governors. four
on her mothers side, from Gov Moore.
the first colonial governor of South Caro-
lima, and two on her fathers side. her
Grandfather O'Neal being twice governor
of his State, Alabama.
Miss Matte Williams and Miss Bessie
Gray, of Norfolk. Va. are guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. F. B. Thornton, at the Horton
apartments.
A vaudeville performance will be given
tonight at the Playhouse. in which
a number of the prominent members of
the younger set will participate. The
vaudeville entertainment will be a feature
Of the tea and bazaar, which is in aid of
the National Junior Republic Mrs
George Y. Wheeler has charge Of the af-
fair, and is being assisted by Miss Jane
Sands and Miss Ruth Halford The pro-
gramme will be varied. and will include
pianologue by Miss Ruth Parker. songs
by Philip Scantling and George O'Connor.
dance by Jessie Brown and Mr.. Snyder,
Miss Sands and Mr.. Hopkins in one
act playlet, Morven Thompson and Will
lam Merriam in a take-off OF Weber and
Fields, tableaux by Miss Hinckley, Miss
Catherine Britton, Miss Krogstad, Miss
Marguerite Barbour, Miss Helen Downing,
and Miss Miriam Crosby, and a play by
Preston Gibson. Miss Doris Haywood.
Miss Louise Bayne. Miss Elsie Downing, !
Miss Marguerite Barbour, Miss Moves, |
Miss Hunt, Miss Buchanan, Miss Kibbey, |
Miss Ridgely, Miss Janin. Miss Shepard, !
Miss Magruder the Misses Murray, and !
the Misses Downing are members of the |
chorus.
Mrs. Alexander Britton and Mrs. Ed |
ridge Jordan are in charge of the tea and |
bazaar and attractions for children are |
in charge of Mrs. Samuel S. Paschal and |
Mrs. Ormsby McCammon. Spring hats
and parasols will be among the aIluring |
objects on sale.
Mrs. Charles Jefferson wetzel, formerly !
of this city, but now residing in Port
land, Greg, announces the engagement |
of her daughter, Marie Egloff, to DR..
Andrew johnson Browning, also a for
mer resident of Washington and Mary
land, who recently resigned his practice
in Portland and is now established al
The Dalles. Greg. The wedding will take
place in April.
Mrs. Warren and Miss Elizabeth War
rem, who have been the guests of Mrs.
Mary Meder for the past fortnight, en-
route to their home, in Buffalo, N. Y,
from Florida, have returned to their
home.
Cards have been received in Washing
ton from Mrs. Emma Jane Fritts announc- i
ing the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Frances Elizabeth Fritts, to Mr.. Archie
Dean Warren. The ceremony was per-
formed on Monday, March 6, at the
First Presbyterian Church, in Indian
apolis- Mrs. Warren was formerly a
girl, and has a large circle
Of friends here.
The marriage of Representative Edwin
DENLY and Miss Marion Bartlett Thur
Der will take place next Saturday at ]
noon, at the home of the bride in Detroit.
Only the immediate relatives of the
couple will witness the ceremony. Mrs.
Gilbert Wilkes, sister of the bridegroom,
mas gone to Detroit, and will be the
guest of Mrs. William p. Hamilton during
her stay. Miss Elizabeth Thurber will
let as bridesmaid for her sister, and
Mr.. Henry F. lLyster, CT Detroit, will
De the best man. Representative DENLY