The Washington herald., 1913-04-29
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GRATED with the Legion Of Honor by the
French government. He is a member of
the American Academy of Arts and Let
ters. associate member of the Royal
Academy of Belgium, and corresponding
member OF the Institute of France.
Mr.. Oscar Gareissen will be the guest
of honor at the Friday afternoon recep-
ton at the Congressional Club, to which
invitations have just been sent out.
distinguished audience attended
the benefit performance at the Column
bia Theater last night for the Star
mont Aid for Consumptiyes. Among
those who occupied boxes and seats
were Mrs. William Jennings Bryan,
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stotesbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Glover, Mrs.
John Hay. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston.
Mrs. George T. Porter entertained at
an informal tea yesterday in honor Of
Mrs. Thomas Marshall, wife OF the Vice
President.
Mrs Ulysses s. Grant. third, will
spend the spring in the country near
Washington, while Capt. Grant, who
has just been transferred to active
duty from his position of superinten-
dent Of the State. War, and Navy
Building, goes temporarily to his post
at Fort Leavenworth and then to CAL
weston, Tex, to Join the Second Bat
talon Of Engineers. to which he is at
tached.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn, of Rochester, N. T., have leased
the white stone residence in Sixteenth
Street owned by the former Secretary
of the Navy and Mr.. Newberry, now
of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn have a
young daughter, who will make her
debut in Washington society next sea-
son.
Mr. ]. e. Lefevre, charge d'affaires of
the Republic of Panama, and special del
lean congress Of St Louis, leaves today
for that city.
Senator Charles A. Culberson Of Texas
and Mrs. Culberson have gone to At
lantic City and are making their annual
spring visit at Galen Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medill Mccormick have
sent cards from Chicago announcing the
birth of a daughter, Miss Katherine Au-
gusta Mccormick.
Miss Janet Fish, OF New York, IS spend
ing some time in Washington as the
guest of Mrs. Nathaniel Francis at the
Connecticut apartment.
An attractive wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock when Miss
Frances Pinckney Gordon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon. and
Mr.. Estep Tillard Colt were married In
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church, the
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith officiating. The
bride wore a handsome ecru gown cut in
the latest Russian blouse style. and a
becoming white hat trimmed with Rose
Nell pink roses.
A small reception at the home Of the
the church ceremony. Miss Gordon is the
great-niece of former Gov. Pinckney
White Of Maryland, and a cousin of Mr..
Henry White. at one time American Am
bassador to France. A number OF inti-
mate friends and relatives came from
Baltimore and New York to attend the
wedding.
Senator Francis Griffin Newiands Of
Nevada and Mrs. Newlands have sent
out cards for the marriage Of their
Charles Carroll Glover, IT., at noon on
May 10, in St. Adams.
Col George Gunnegle has sent out
cards from Hawaii announcing the mar
riage Of his daughter, Miss Isabel Ray.
to Capt. Philip Henry Sheridan. Fifth
United States Cavalry, on April 3. at
Barracks, Hawaii. At home
cards were inclosed for after July 1
at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
visiting Mrs c. G. McRoberts at her
residence in Chevy Chase. Miss Chase
and Mrs. McRoberts sail from Boston,
Mass, for Naples, Italy, on May II.
Maj and Mrs. Hoxie entertained the
Auxiliary of the National
indian Association on Wednesday. April
8, at their residence on Farragut Square.
The meeting was opened with prayer
liter a social hour. at which refresh |
nents were served. Mrs. A. D. Melvin |
Mr.. OHara, who is going to
each the Navajos music, gave one of
his own compositions, and Mrs. Hoxie |
Iang one of her compositions Mr.. T. II. |
Abbott spoke upon work for the asso- |
cations and upon health Of Indians The |
meeting was well attended. |
Miss Margaretta Morse, Of Washington, |
md Mrs. Pritchard arrived in New York |
IN the Saxonia from Naples yesterday.
The ladies of the Anthony League and |
American Woman's Republic will be At |
home from to p. m. Tuesday. apart |
nent 121, The Portner.. Miss Belle |
<earney will speak
Mrs. Leonard Wood, wife of the Chief |
Il Staff, entertained at tea at Fort Myer |
Ifter the horse show yesterday.
Among the spectators from the post
It the horse show were Mrs. Garrard, |
drs. Dean. Mrs. Burleson. and Mrs. /
3arnhart
The visitors at the horse show at Fort |
flyer included the German Ambassador.
he Countess Gizycka, Miss Isabella May, |
he Turkish Ambassador and Ibrahim ]
la Bey and Mime. Zia Bey. Mr.. and
frs. Christian Hemmick, Mrs. Victor
lauffman, Miss Hanna Taylor, Miss
elena Calderon, daughter Of the Minis
er from Bolivia; Mrs. E. E. Jordan,
FRS. Joe Summerlin, Mrs. Robert Roose