The Washington herald., 1913-04-17

| SpcCIHl ChT IOT SumOeTl8nO lsEdnu. III.
Whitney. of Boston, Mass, next Tuesd
Boston, and Mr. A. w. Pezet in the
| cast, will follow. The matinee is to
benefit the social department of Neigh
borhood House.
| Mrs. Copley Thaw, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. William Thaw, and a
number of guests, will leave Washington
today in a special car for Cumberland
Island, Ga, where she will be married
on Tuesday to Godfrey Whitney, of Bos-
ton. The wedding will be solemnized at
the winter home of the brother-in-law
and sister OF Mrs Thaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Carnegie, Rev. DR.. McEwan,
pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church
at Pittsburg officiating. After a honey
! moon trip. Mr.. Whitney and his bride
will come to Washington, about May l.
Among those who will accompany Mrs.
| Thaw tomorrow Will be Mrs. Robert
Christie. Mrs. Hunt Slater, Mrs. Edward
Cary Williams. of Boston; Hon. Mrs.
Hambury, of England: Miss Susanna
Riddle. of Pittsburg; Rev. DR.. McEwan.
| and Harold, Pierce, of Boston, who will
be the best man.
Mrs. James A. O'Gorman, wife of the
junior Senator from New York, is COM
ing to the Shereham Sunday, April 20, for
short stay. She will be accompanied
by her daughter Anna and by Mrs. Dud-
ley Field Malone, whose husband has
Just been appointed to the position of
| third assistant Secretary of State.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine
: Loudon will return to Washington today
from New York, where they stopped on
their return from visit in Boston. n
Commander Boyd, German naval at
tache, will go to New York tomorrow.
and will sail from there on Saturday on
a three-months' leave of absence, to be
spent in Germany.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood is en-
tertaining at tea today the delegates
from Connecticut here at the d. A. r.
Congress. She is at home to her friends
Fridays in April.
The Military Attache of the Russian
Embassy and Nine. Golejewski have
gone 10 Boston. and are looking for
cottage near Manchester.
The one hundred charming pages of the
D. A. r. convention have accepted an In
vitation to visit the headquarters of the
Southern Industrial Educational Associa-
ton, Room 331, Southern Building, this
a body directly from the White House.
accompanied by Mrs. Gregory, their
chairman. Tea will he served in their
honor. All members of the D. A. r. are
cordially invited to visit the display of
mountain crafts on exhibition from $50
to p. m. during this week.
Mr. and Mrs Battle McCardle, Of Kan
sas City. Mo, are in Washington with
Mrs. McCardle, who is still very i'll at
her residence in Fifteenth Street.
Mrs. Appleton P. Clark. jr.. of 1852 Lam
Ter Place. will be at home informally this
afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
The Junior Republic has secured as
patronesses for it's exhibition and sale Of
Mr.. Silvas pictures, now taking place
at 1923 II Street, the following well-known
patrons of art: Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Mrs. Reid Rogers, Mrs. Hemmick,
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. w D. Richey,
Mrs. Charles r. Harvey, Mrs. Lurton.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, and Mrs. D. II.
Tittmann.
Tea will be served this afternoon by
Mrs. Henry l.. Rainey, assisted by Mrs.
Tittmann, Mrs. Ramsay, and Miss Julia
Williams.
The artists in attendance all day will
be Mrs. Bush-Brown and Mrs. Carl Smith.
DR.. Oscar B. Hunter was the host at
dance given last evening to the staff
and nurses of the George Washington
University Hospital at the Washington
Canoe Club
The programme consisted of series
of twenty-five dances and grand march,
the latter being led by DR.. William L.
Van SAINT and Miss Jane Morgan.
Among those present were the Misses
Ethel Van SAINT. Clayton Buckley, Jane
Morgan, Verda Leake, Leila Sisk. Lillian
Jolliffe, Elfreda Lundine. Lucille Morgan.
Ebba Anderson, Katherine Cone, Naomi
Jones. Isabella Price, Elizabeth Quesen-
berry, Mary Quesenbery, Curtis Ownbey,
Ruby Cartwright Elsie Watson. LYDIA
Lyddane. Wilhelmina Triplett, Blema
Silliman, Carrie White, Emily Mowat,
pan, Lucy Sellner, Virginia Hunter,
Sidney Pearson, and Ruth Dorset;
Mesdames Weiply and Cary; Drs.
Charles Stanley White, E. W. Titus, Dan
L. Borden, J. B. Piggott, j. d. Rogers,
D. w. Higgins, J. r. Tubman. w. L.
Van SAINT, ]. A. Rollings. j. C. Eek
hardt, George W. Calver, Saks Bricker,
L. A. La Garde, jr., A. c. Gray, and o.
B. Hunter, and Messrs. Walton. Ruff,
Gentzkow, De saussure. Ashton. Fortier,
Pullen. Van Orman. Cropley. Miner,
Hammers, vose. McManhon. Evans, Gss, |
Henneberger, and Cousins.
The party was chaperoned by Miss |
Mary Glascock, Mrs Lillian T. Hunter, |
and DR.. and Mrs. Atkinson. Assisting |
DR.. Hunter in the entertainment of the |
guests were Drs. Van SAINT, Rollings, |
Eckhardt Titus. and Kane.
Chaplin Women's Christian Temper
ance Unions silver tea and musicale, /
held in the ballroom of the Hotel Ra-
leigh yesterday afternoon, proved one Of }