The Washington herald., 1912-03-23
SOCIETY

the White House Thursday. Mr.. Horace
Taft arrived at the White House from
Connecticut yesterday for short visit.
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Dulaine. Of
Boston. arrived there yesterday after
noon for the weekend. Mrs. Taft, ac-
companied by Miss Laura Harlan.
daughter Of the late Mr.. Justice Harlan.
attended the recital Of Miss Dagmar
Rubner at the Playhouse yesterday
Miss Rubner was assisted by her father.
DR.. Cornelius Rubner. Of Columbia Uni
versity. and Mrs. Ide. soprano. They
were all guests OF Mrs. Hunt Slater, who
entertained smart company at lunch
con for them yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Tom A. williamS enter
tained at dinner last evening in honor
Of Sir James Grant, Bart. of Canada.
who is their house guest for the week
end.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Charles l. Nc
Cawley were hosts at dinner last even
Ing.
Miss Emily Beatty. daughter OF the
commandant of the navy yard. entertain
ed at dinner last evening a company OF
Duu6 anu gOuuk
making party of twenty-elsht. They
were Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Maj
guerite Caperton, Miss Edmonia Adams,
Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Irwin. Miss
Mary Irwin, Miss Eleanor Reyburn. Miss
Julia Vail, Miss Dorothy Brooks. Miss
Elizabeth Noyes. Miss Elizabeth Rogers,
Miss Estelle Crane. Miss Margaret Cot
ton Smith, Lieut.. Harrington and Lieut..
Surles, Of the United States army; Capt.
Louis Little. u. S. NJ. c.: and Lieut..
Manly. Lieut.. Cook. Lieut.. Eberly Lieut.
Rodgers. Paymaster Knapp. Lieut.. Stir
ling. Lieut.. Long. Lieut.. Leahy, Lieut.
Hickey. Ensign coffman. and Ensign
James, all OF the United States navy.
The young hostess wore the gown she
wore at her debut, lace robe over
white satin, and the decorations were
all in yellow. the table being ornamented
with yellow jonquils and candle shades.
After the dinner the company danced
until after Midnight.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin entertained a
dinner company last evening in her
apartments in the Connecticut.
The German Ambassador left Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for Chicago
where he will remain until the first OF
hcAA WEN NuG buceA VI uOuOI
at a dinner this evening given by Mrs.
Harold F. Mccormick at her Lake Shore
drive home.
The cast for the play, His Secretary"
by Mrs. Burleson, wife of Representative
Albert S. Burleson. to begin at the Play
house Monday evening. is as follows:
Mr.. Marster. a Congressman from a
Western State, Mr.. Charles F. Weston;
Mrs. Marster. his wife, Mrs Maud How
ell Smith: bellboy, Mr.. Elmer Nicholson.
This play will be given under the per-
sonal direction OF Mr.. John NJ. Kirby.
The other play to be given on that even
ing Is lie Coeur a ses Raisons." a
comedy in one act, by De Flers and Call
lavet. TO be produced under the personal
direction of the Countess Moltke. The
cast is as follows: FRANCHISE Vernieres,
viscountess Benoist d'Azy; Nanine, Mrs.
Preston Gibson: Lucien de Jullianges,
Count Csekonics; Jacques Artenay. Mr..
Henri de Bach; Julien. Mr. G. Maugras.
Mr.. Preston Gibson, chairman OF the
dramatic committee, arranged for the
production OF both plays. the proceeds
OF which will be turned over 10 the
Washington Playground Association.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott was the guest
OF honor of the Southern Industrial Edu-
cational Association yesterday afternoon
at the associations headquarters. Mrs.
Gielow gaze a brief talk during the at
home. on the historical value as well as
the artistic beauty OF her Mountain
Pageant" which is to be presented by
the Bristol School. April 12 and 10, for
the benefit OF the associations work
among the mountaineers.
II is gratifying to the association TO
know that their exhibit OF native textiles
and mountain crafts and cabin industries.
In charge Of the New York Auxiliary of
the Southern Industrial Educational As
ISOLATION 1T the woman's Exhibition in
the Peoples Palace, New York, is said
esting exhibitions there. and Is attracting
great at.sntion.
Maj and Mrs Terrell, of 1884 vermont
avenue, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Grace Terrell, to
Mr.. Guy Lynn Noble, of Syracuse, n. Y.
The wedding will take place the end of
May.
Mrs. George w. Trowbridge will enter
tain at a dance March % at the WASH
ington Club in compliment to Miss Julia
Vail and Miss Gage, of Boston. The
latter will return from Wellesley with
Miss Ethel Trowbridge. who is a senior
there. and will be her guest during the
Easter holidays.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Katherine Heilner. daughter OF the late
Rear Admiral Lewis,Cass Heilner, L. S.
N. and Mrs. Heilner. to Lieut. Ray s.
Mcdonald, L. s. n. The ceremony was
performed Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the residence of Surg. ]. l.
Nelson. L. S. N. at l7Os KiIbourne place,
Rev. Clarence Sylvester, OF SomerviIle
n. J., officiating, in the presence OF a
small party of relatives and intimate
friends. Mrs. Klemann, wife OF Lieut.
X. V. Klemann. was the
brides only attendant. and Lieut. Donald
C. Mcdonald. L. 8. A. was his brothers
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Schaller, OF this
city. are sailing to-day on the George
from New York for Bremen.
Rev. Joseph Rhode win sail to-day on
the George Washington for Europe.
Miss Wheeler, Of the Horace Mann
School. Columbia University. New York,
will talk on Nine. Montessori's method Of
children on Monday afternoon,
April /, N the Potomac School
Miss Helen Frye. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin Frye. and Mr.. Charles Z.
Woodford, of Charlottesville. Va, viii
be married Wednesday evening. April "a
The ceremony will be performed in the
home Of the brides parents, 500 p street.
by Rev. J. NJ. Marshall. pastor OF the
West Street Presbyterian Church, and