The Washington herald., 1913-02-17

or tne stuoents Tor Bryn Mawr. and
Miss keyes also returned to Cincin-
natl.
Miss Helen Taft and Miss Catherine
Anderson were the guests of honor at
a dinner given by Senator and Mrs.
Newlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hemmick were
hosts at luncheon yesterday at
Studio House." and later in tho after
noon Miss Janet Richards gave an inter-
esting address on suffrage in Mrs. Hem
mick's drawing-room before a most dis
tinguished gathering Of women of the
National Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace westcott enter
tained at a dinner last night at their
residence In Sixteenth Street
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Thomas
Hart are visiting the later's parents,
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson. Com
mander Hart Is on duty at the naval
torpedo station. and he and his wife will
spend his months leave in Washington.
Mrs. Norman Williams was hostess at
large luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Dodge. of New .ork. ar
rived in Washington yesterday and is
| stopping at the Shorcham Hotel
| NJ. Andre de Fouquiere. of Paris, will
| give two conferences at the Playhouse.
the first. on the evening OF February
Is. and the second, on the afternoon of
March l, under the auspices of the Bu-
| reau of Social Requirements. The con-
| ferences Will be on the subject of wom-
ans present day dress and dancing. and
| many prominent women are taking a
deep interest In the event
NJ. de Fouquiere is giving a color con-
ference in Baltimore this afternoon. He
came to Washington early in the win
ter to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. and was much entertained dur
Ing his short soJourn here.
Many Iuncheons were given at the
Chevy Chase Club yesterday. Among
those VIII entertained friends at that
Popular clubhouse were Dr. and Mrs.
Louis c. Lehr. Miss Julia Maths. Miss
Gladys Hinckley Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Westcott. DIR. Kober, Mai. Low, u. s.
NJ. G.. retired: Miss Frances Bippitt
Col. Foltz, and Mrs. John +. Reyburn.
Mrs. Albert Gerhard, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Henry W.
Fitch, at her apartment at the Park |
wood. Miss AleXandrine Fitch. who has
been visiting friends in New Haven, !
Conn, has returned TO Washington.
Former Gov. and Mrs Henry H. |
Quimby. of New Hampshire. have arrived |
in Washington and taken an apartment |
at the Shoreham.
Dr. and Mrs. Stutz have sent out invi |
tations to the wedding reception OF their |
daughter Miss Marguerite Katherine |
Stutz. and Mr.. James ID. Gronna. son of |
Senator and Mrs. Gronna, OF North Da-
kota, on Wednesday evening. February
c6. at o'clock. at their residence, 1884
Thirteenth Street.
The Rev. J. f. \. Doermann, OF the
Grace Episcopal Church. will perform
the ceremony. which will be Witnessed
only by the family and few intimate 7
friends.
The National Society OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution will cele-
brate washington's Birthday on Satur-
day evening. February 80, at Memorial
Continental Hall. The exercises will be
under the auspices OF the international
peace arbitration committee Of the n.
s. d. A. r., Mrs. Claude a. Swanson,
chairman.
The address of the evening will be de-
livered by Thomas Nelson Page, who i
will speak upon Henry Clay and the
Treaty OF Ghent, which was signed on
December q. 1914, although the war con-
tinued for some weeks owing to the
lack Of rapid communication.
There will also be stereopticon illus
trations of the signing OF the Treaty OF
-ihent. and music by the Marine Band.
The public is invited.
The wedding Of Miss Ruth Noyes.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Noyes, and DIR. Ralph Walker McDow-
III. U. S. N. will take place at St.
Thomas Church at o'clock this after
loon.
,lace yesterday afternoon in the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. TruXtun Beale entertain ,
d at a dinner last night at their resi-
lence in Lafayette Square.
Distinguished foreigners are plentiful
n New York just at the present time |
he West indies. and Is staying at the '
Waldorf, where the Princess OF Loewen- 7
tein- -Wertheim. sister OF the Earl OF r
and formerly known as s
.ady Anne Savile. Is likewise staying. :
Then there is Prince Jean Sapieha, a
member of the imperial household at :
7ienna. an officer OF the Sixth Austrian
'rince Archbishop of Cracow. His now
widowed mother was one OF the ladies'
( the late Empress Elizabeth.
Sir Ernest Shackleton, the antarctic
xplorer, who celebrated his thirty-ninth
birthday yesterday. is still at the Plaza,
ut sails soon to England. while Sir John
nd Lady Paget and Miss Paset are at
he Belmont Sir John is the greatest
egal authority In England on banking
nd a member of the faculty Of the Uni
ersity Of Cambridge.
The Master Of Torphichen, eldest son
nd heir Of Lord Torphichen. is at the
,itz- Carlton, as are also the newly mar
led Due and Duchesse de Richelieu.
'hile the British Ambassador and Mrs
'ryce have been in the city for the last
ew days, as the guests of John L. Cad
'allader. at his house. in East Fifty
lxth Street.
The new Counselor Of the Russian EN-
assy and Nine. Stcherbatsky. who have
Ist arrived in Washington. have taken n
Of the residence at 1872 Rhode .
,land Avenue, which they have leased /:
Or the season.
Mrs j. G. Lawrence, Miss Eleanor
hampshire, have arrived at the Shore ii
am to spend a short time. I'LL
Mr.. and Mrs. v. o. strickler, of New i
ork. arrived in Washington yesterday
nd arc stopping at the Shoreham.
Mrs. W. W. wotherspoon went to An
apolis yesterday morning to spend the