The Washington herald., 1913-03-22

The world and his wife attended church
yesterday, and entertainments of any
kind were postponed until the end of
Holy Week. Mrs. Wilson and her daugh-
ter attended the morning and afternoon
services.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith, has sent
out invitations to a luncheon in honor
of the Misses Wilson, daughters of the
President and Mrs. Wilson. on Saturday,
March ae.
The German Ambassador returned to
Washington yesterday from a brief visit
to New York.
The Charge d'Affaires of Persia and
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan, in cornmemoration
of the Persian New Year feast of the
No Ruz." which has been celebrated IN
Persia for over 5,0o0 years. held a recep-
| ton at the Persian Legation yesterday,
when their guests were the PeTsians Wis
iting and residing in Washington.
| Nine. Ali Kuli Khan left Washington
| last night for New York. Albany. and
| Rochester. At Albany, Mime. Khan ana
! her mother will be the guests of the
Governor and Mrs. SuIzer at the execu-
| tive mansion. wnme IN AIpany Nine
| Khan will make an address before a
large audience in the new auditorium OF
the Educational Building, on Persian
Women and Children"
On the following day a luncheon Will
be given in their honor by Mrs Martin
Glynn. wife OF the Lieutenant Governor
of New York
On March =, Nine. Khan will address
n large mass meeting at Rochester, in
behalf of the Child Welfare Society, OF
that place. Nine. Khan and her mother
will return to Washington before the end
of the month.
The French Amba assador and Mime Jus
serand will entertain the members of the
French Embassy informally at dinner on
Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Mary f Roberts. of Portsmouth
Va, announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Nellie L.. and Mr.. Harry G. Heath,
of Washington. d. c. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. II. Ballingee,
of Baltimore, Md, on Tuesday, March IS
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant is spending
Easter at her home. in New Hampshire
Avenue. Being in deep mourning. Mrs
Grant has taken no part in the social life
of the National Capital during the past
season.
Count and Countess Scherr-Thoss Who'll
have spent the winter with the latter
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry White, will
go abroad at the end of the month They
have been extensively entertained during
their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs II. g. McVicker and Mr..
Donald McVicker. of New York have ar
rived in Washington and are stopping at |
the Shoreham.
The arrival of the Atlantic squadron has |
drawn many visitors to Old Point Com |
fort, Va, and numerous Washingtonian ms !
are spending Easter there among them |
being Mr.. and Mrs j. William Henry and !
Miss Anita Henry and DR.. Francis CHS /,
holm.
Mrs. Robert Bruce Macon, popular
wife of former Representative Macon |
Of Arkansas, who accompanied her |
husband to their home yesterday, was
the guest OF honor at a delightful
lulcheon given by a number of prom
inent women of the Congressional set
at Congress Hall on Tuesday. After
the luncheon she was presented with
a handsome gift as remembrance.
Among those who have taken seats
and boxes for the performance OF
- Babes in the Wood under the nl-
rection of Miss Hawke, are Mrs. John
Hays Hammond, Mrs. Henry Oxnard.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer. Mrs. Mont
Gomery Blair. Mrs. Francis Burton !
Harrison. Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs.
Nota McGill. Mrs. Emile Montgomery,
Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs. William West.
Mrs. +. fl. Grosvenor, Mrs. Edson brad
ley. Mrs. Monroe Hopkins. Mrs. Sidney |,
Neale, and Mrs John f. Henderson.
Many children's box parties are being
arranged. The date of the play ia
Thursday afternoon, March -. at 2:15
0 clock. at the BeIasco Theater.
Invitations have been sent out for
the thirteenth annual ball of the ap-
prentices of Washington Navy Yard
for Thursday, March 2S. in the Navy
Yard ballroom. Dancing will begin at \
clock. The president OF the organIza-
ton is Mr.. l.. o. frank: vice president.
Mr. Charles GosneI: secretary, Mr..
George Curtin: treasurer. MI. Walter
Williams: chairman OF the receptionI
committee. MIR. James Ridgeway.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. wife of the
President. has written Mrs. Gielow ac-
.epting the invitation to be present at the
-nnual meeting of the Southern Indus
rial Educational Association in the ball |
DOM of the Shorcham Hotel on Wednes-
lay. March n. Archdeacon t. N spur, | .
IF West Virginia, who will speak on the
appalachian Mountains on this occasion.
will he introduced 10y Mr.. Thomas Nelson
Page. L.
The annual bench show of the Wash c
nGton Kennel Club at the Arcade next l
month. which has always been an event 5
# Importance in social circles. is attract
ng interest in other places, as is shown y
" entries from Thomas F.. Ryan.
'homas W. Lawson. Mrs. Raymond Bile l
mont. and other New Workers. A num-
er of Washington fanciers have always
led entries, although the lists do not Il
lose until next TUESDAY. 10
Among the passengers sailing on the
teamship George Washington, of the
,orth German Lloyd Line, to-day from Y
lew York for London. Paris. and Bre-