The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-08

Glow. OF Chicago: Mr.. David Jay Ely. of
New York: Mr.. John Heron. Of Pitts
burg; Mr.. Charles Baird Price. OF Louis
vile, KY; Mr. Robert Taft, Of Cincinnati.
and Mr.. Adrian Van Sinderen. Of New
York. The wedding breakfast will fol-
low at the homo Of Senator and Mrs.
Newlands.
The Officers Of the United States ship
Dolphin will entertain at dinner on
board the boat this evening.
Miss Mabel raiiaferro will give a talk
Friday morning at 11:30 o'clock at the
Playhouse on theatrical makeup to the
cast which will present Mrs. Hemmick's
morality play. Woman the 10th OF
May. at the National Theater.
In consequence. the usual morning re-
hearsal at Rauscher's will be omitted
that day.
The farewell ball. or the "June Ball"
will be given on June 6. at Annapolis.
by the Naval Academy class OF 1914 to
the graduatera Midshipman Fred Earl
Peyton. Of Colorado. IL chairman Of the
ball committee.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson
entertained at large buffet luncheon
today ut their residence In Connecticut
avenue In compliment to the president
and members of the Climatoiogical.
|Laryngological and biological societies
now In session here.
Mrs. Mary Dorsey announces the mar
rage of her son. Francis Allen Dorsey.
and Miss Catherine Barrett, both Of this
city, by the Rev. Father Gaven. Mon
day, May 5, at Baltimore. Md. The
couple will make their home in this
city.
The committee In charge of the dance
which will follow the production Of Mrs.
Burlesons play, "Her Hour to be given
at the Playhouse Friday evening for the
benefit of the blind. includes Miss Aus
tin, Of Tennessee; Miss Barchfeld, of
Pennsylvania: Miss Hawley, Of Oregon;
Miss Hayes, Of California; Miss Hughes
of Georgia.; Miss Lloyd, Of Missouri;
Miss McChord. Of Kentucky: Miss Page,
of Vermont; Miss Mccumber, of North
Dakota; Miss Prouty, of Iowa; Miss
,Shackleford. of Missouri; Miss Stephens.
of California; Miss Williams, Of Mis-
Howell, Of Utah.
The District branch Of the women's
Rivers and Harbors Congress have ar
ranged an entertainment to take place
in the parlor Of the New Willard on May
16 at Sis o'clock. A recital of IF Were
King will be given by Mrs. Gurley-
Kane, and short speeches will be made
by members of the Cabinet, after which
a musical programme will be rendered
Among the prominent patronesses OF
the event are Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Mrs.
Ransdell, and Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher.
Miss Estill, the State delegate from
Georgia, was entertained at luncheon yes
terday by the new president OF the Pen
Womens Club, Mrs. Leonard II. Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. David M. GATH have left
Washington for New York. and will sail
Saturday on the Berlin for Naples. They
expect to tour Italy France, and Switzer-
land, and to remain abroad until next
fall.
Mrs. George w. Rirdsall. of New York
City. Is the guest Of Mrs Richard T..
Gaines, 1926 ! Street Northwest.
Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Coe gave a delight
full reception yesterday evening in the
small ballroom at the New Willard in
compliment to the genealogical Society.
Mrs. Julian James will entertain this
afternoon in her drawing rooms, when
Miss Mabel Boardman will deliver a
short address on the success of the Ca
thedral Mite system.
Miss Ivy Smith. Miss Agra Bennett.
Lieut.. Claggett, and Mr.. Robert Hume
were guests of Mrs. Louis Bennett yes
terday for luncheon at the New Willard.
Later the party occupied Mrs. Bennett
box at the horse show, where they were
Joined by Mr.. Oakley Totten and DR..
Spencer.
Nine. Ali Kuli Khan, wife of the Charge
dAffaires of Persia; Mrs. Gilbert Gros-
venor, daughter of Alexander Graham
Bell; Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins, Mrs.
Ormsby McCammon, and Mrs. Frank
Anderson are among the prominent So
ciety women who will impersonate
Women of Achievement in Mrs. Chris
tan Hemmicks morality play, Woman"
which with be produced on May 20 at the
National Theater for the benefit of the
woman suffrage cause.
Mrs Franklin X. Lane, Mrs. David
Houston, and Mrs. Albert S. Burleson
are the Cabinet women who will serve
as patronesses. and Mrs. Samuel Adams,
wife of the former Assistant Secretary
of the Interior, ard Mrs. Charles
Borghton Wood will entertain box
parties.
Miss Valerie Padelford, Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss
Howry, Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss
Esther Denny, Miss Doris Haywood,
Miss Katherine McClintock. Miss Helen
Hunt. and Mrs David Fairchild will be
among the ''Nymphs OF JOY and the
play will be produced under the direc-
ton of Mrs Christian Hemmick, Mrs.
Glenna Smith Tinnin, Mrs. Mary "Clag-
EFT, Mrs. Florence Louise Lyon. and Mrs.
Abbey Scott Baker, assisted by Mrs.
William, Kent, wife of Representative
Kent of California: Mrs. Randolph.
Keith Forrest and Mrs. Eliphalet An
drews.
In connection with the Morality play
will be produced Mrs. Hemmick's new
play, representing the world as it will be
one thousand years hence, with woman
| suffrage an accepted fact, kissing abol-
ished as insanitary, and society recon-
structed generally.
SOCIETY AT HORSE SHOW
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