The Washington times., 1912-05-08
miss Boardman Will Be Hostess
To Red Cross Delegates Tonight
Rev. F. Ward Denys
Host at Luncheon

1ne Rev. II. Ward Denys was host
at luncheon today at the Metropolitan
Club IN honor in the Right Rev. Will
lam ,Croswcll Doane, d. D., IL. D..
bishop of Albany, who Is in Washington
attending the conference Of Episcopal
bishops.
1nvited to meet Bishop poane was
sir Justice Lurton, :he Secretary Of the
Treasury. Franklin MacV eogh: the At
tnrneY General. George w. wicker
siam. the Right Rev. James H. Dar-
lllgtcn, d. p, LII: D., bishop of Har-
rlsuurc; the rev. Randolph II. McKim;
Charles Wood. the the Assistant Secre-
tarY of War, Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver,
i:rir Cen. John NJ. Wilson, U. s. A.;
AGmrs SEh sefrdse 5o'to g. 8 \ 3 c ID ofse Rsse
Truesdell. Judge Hagner. Charles {.
Glover. ThJmns Hyde. John S. Blair,
and National Wilson.
round tuble, the centarpicce of which
was Il tall, dropping palm surrounded
at the base with quantities Of blue and
luncneon was the hand painted place
cards. Those designed FOR the bishops
were adorned with the symbolic mitcr.
sketches of the spires of their respective
churches in this city. On the cards for
IT." Judges and lawyers were painted
members of the navy were ships, and
IN the businessmen cards were a
representation of Mercury. who. ac-
c"lding to old Italian mythology. Is
'rhc Rev MIR. Denys.. who resides at
1875 Eye street. was for Tany years
rector of st James Episcopal Church
in Florence italy.
Mrs. Thomas o. selfridge. wife of
Rear Admiral Selfridge. U. S, NJ, vas
In compliment to Mrs. Chadwick. of
Newport. r. J., Who is spending a few
days in Washington.
Mrs. Benjamin Micou is entertaining
at a bridge party of seven tables this
afternoon at her residence, in Twenty
first street, in honor of Baroness korff,
who is spending some time in Wash.
Van Reypen. L. S. N, and Mrs. Van
Reypen.
Mrs. Charles ODonnell Lee, of Phila-
ington, the guest of her brother in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuck
ermann.
Congressman Martin W Littleton of
New York, and Mrs Littleton. who
have been spending a few days in New
York, will return to Washington to-
morrow.
Mrs. Francis Bennett Poe will go TO
York Harbor this week TO make ar
rangements for securing a cottage for
the summer.
The charge daffaires OF Greece, DR..
l.. L. Caftanzoglu. arrived here yester-
day from six weeks trip to the West.
DR.. Caftanzoglu and DR.. John Constss
are OFFICIALLY appointed by the Greek
government to take part in the Red
Cross conference held in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis II. Graves an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Minnie Elizabeth Graves. to Law
Ter J. Kelly Wednesday. May !. at $50
o'clock. at St stephens Catholic
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs, Kelly will
,, , make their home in Philadelphia.
The Minister of Denmark and Coun-
tess Moltke, who are leaving Washing
| ton shortly for the summer. were hosts
at a small dance at the legation last
night. Miss Taft. who returned to
| the Virginia Hot Springs, was among
the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Richard Henry
their daughter, Miss Mary Grace Henry,
TO David White. of Medina, n. Y. Mr..
| White is a Cornell graduate of the Clas
of 1908. and Phi Beta Phi fraternity
man.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Miss
! Katherine Ell<ins have gone to New
York for a brief stay at the Ritz Carl
| ton.
Mrs. Douglass Scott and Mrs. Henry
| y. Todd have gone to Atlantic City for
| the spring. Mrs. Scott will later open
| her summer home at Cobourg, Canada.
| s.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Terrill
to Guy Lynn Noble will take place
| Wednesday. May %. at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
| Terrill, 1894 Vermont avenue. The cere-
mony will take place at noon in the
presence of a small family party, but
will he followed by a reception and
| breakfast for which a large number OF
| invitations have been issued.
The Austro- Hungarian amba ssador
Baron Hengelmuller, went over to New
York today for a short stay.
Mrs William Barret RidEelv will en-.
tcrtain informally at luncheon tomor.
row at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farnum. OF
New Haven, Conn. are spending a few
days in washington at the New VIII