The Washington herald., 1913-05-13

la Rocca joining her at the end OF each
week, until he is able to take his sum-
mer vacation. He will be charge
d'affaires for France after the departure
If the Ambassador.
The officers OF the Mayfiower will en-
terrain guests at dinner dance on
board the ship on "Wednesday IN honor
of the Misses Wilson. sN
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pulitzer, who
have entertained many of their wash
ington friends in their beautiful New
York home are paying brief visit to
this city, en- route to Pittsburg and Chi
cago Mr. Pulitzer Is nephew OF the
late Joseph Pulitzer, and is noteo on
his own account as an author ana as
the president of the Pulitzer Publishing
Company of New York. He is also
musician and expects to soon launch a
new opera Mrs. Pulitzer was formerly
the beautiful Miss Lillian Hearn OF San
Francisco. The Countess OF warwick,
whom the Pulitzers entertained on her
last visit to America, pronounced MRS.
Pulitzer the prettiest blonde she mad met
in New York society. Mrs. Pulitzer
musical and literary at homes are
famous in New York.
Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn, wife OF DR..
W. A. Bioedorn, u. S. N. will keep
her at-home day Tuesday, May IL, from
to 6, at her residence, IT'S Thirteenth
Street Northwest.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Elsie Gorwin Daley, daughter of Mrs.
Harriet G. Daley. of this city, and grand
daughter of Col David G. Goodwin, of
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Bradford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben B.
Bradford, of this city. The ceremony
took place Saturday, May 10. at Christ
Church, Rockville, Rev. Thomas A. Burke
officiating.
The bride. who wore a travelling suit
of dark blue cloth and a hat to match,
was attended by Miss Lanette Hines
Smith.
Mr.. ]. Leslie Watson was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradford will reside at
2oe4 Columbia road on their return from
their honeymoon travels.
Mrs J. w. Wadsworth and Miss Har-
riet wadsworth are spending few days
at the Plaza i'm New York on their way
to their summer home at Geneseo, n. Y.
Miss Wadsworth's engagement to Mr..
Fletcher Harper was recently announced.
The latter has almost recovered from the
accident which befell him while riding
a green hunter some months ago and
which necessitated hospital treatment.
Miss Rebecca Wilmer left Washington
last evening for visit in the South.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club will
meet tomorrow at the residence of Miss
Clara La Toilette. daughter of Senator
"a nd Mrs Ia Toilette.
Miss Nellie Claire Howard will spend the
weekend in New York, and about the
last of the month she will go to Ithaca.
n. ", for navy week at Cornell Cniver-
sity. She will be guest at the Delta
Epsilon house party.
Mr.. Otto L. Simon will be the guest
of honor at the regular Friday afternoon
reception at the Congressional Club this
week.
song recital, and afterward tea will be
served.
Mrs. Charles G. McRoberts, of Chevy
Chase, Md. will .iil from Boston on the
Cretic on Saturday to spend the summer
abroad.
The opening of the Southern Relief
Home in Georgetown will not be held
May Il, as expeced. but on May "A.
4 straw ride was given Saturday even
ing by the MILDLY Girls Club to Camp
Spring Md, the home of Miss Mildred
Middleton, where dancing followed by a
supper was enjoyed until midnight
Among those in the party were Misses