The Washington herald., 1913-06-06

sic Riker was maid of honor She wore
cream gown and pink hat and carried
bouquet OF pink roses. Mr.. Joseph
Scott, of this city was best man. There
was reception after the ceremony for
the family and girl friends Of the bride.
After spending several weeks at Ocean
View. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawman will
reside in this city.
President Wilson received Mrs. Livings-
ton Rowe Schuyler and Mrs. Martha s.
Gielow, of the Southern Industrial Edu-
cational Association, at 1890 on Wednes-
day. The President accepted the invi-
tation from Mrs. Schuyler to address the
New York Auxiliary of the Southern In
dustrial Educational Association in Car
negie Hall some time in January next.
The important work for which the asso-
citation stands is attracting the attention
OF the thinking men and women Of the
nation.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is now the hon
orary president and Mrs. T. r. Marshall
is honorary vice president of the organi-
zation.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson is chairman
OF the following newly organized board
of ladies who are taking an active in
terest in furthering the work for the
mountaineers: Honorary vice chairman.
Mrs. T, r. Marshall; active chairman,
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson; active vice
chairman. Mrs. W. T. Dennis; members,
Mrs. T NJ. Chatard. Mrs. Duncan
Fletcher, Mrs. p. P. Claxton, Mrs. Wick
life Rose, Mrs. Louis Bennett. Mrs. T.
p. Walsh. Mrs l. l. Lomax. Mrs. R. p.
Hobson. Mrs. J. c. Linthicum, Mrs.
Charles Douglas, Mrs. J. NJ. Brown!
Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock, Miss Gertrude
Gordon, Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Mrs.
Champ Clark, Mrs. c. S. Thomas, Mrs.
c. L. Bartlett. Mrs. G. w. Taylor. Mrs.
Lee overman. Mrs. F. ]. Harmon, Mrs.
R. w. Austin, Mrs ]. Shields, Miss
Slemp, Mrs H. l. Rust, Mrs. c. C. Car
lin
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, accompanied
by Miss Katherine Eikins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine Elkins. left Washington last
night for Elkins. W. Va. where they
will open their large country residence
for the early part of the summer.
Mrs. Elkins and her daughter, Miss
Katherine EIkins. expect to 60 abroad
on August 10, TO remain until the fall
The auction sale and tea held in the
rooms at the Gentlewomans League, in
Connecticut Avenue. yesterday after
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Lane presided over
the tea table the first part OF the after
noon, after which Mrs. Lee served tea
and dispensed the hospitality for the
board of lady managers, who were busily
engaged in assisting in the sale Of many
beautiful and useful articles. The rooms
were thronged with many prominent
Washingtonians during the afternoon.
Messrs. George II. Calvert. Jr., Fred
erick B. Hyde, George Minnegerode, and
Carl Rakeman acted as aucuoneers FOR
the occasion.
The officers and board OF the league
are Mrs. Randall Hoes, president: Miss
Amber. vice president; Mrs. J. II. Raj
ston, recording secretary; Miss Rosalie
Van Dyke Johns. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Z. l.. McClelIand, treasurer;
Mrs. c. E. Clapp. Mrs. J. $. GaIland,
Miss Gouverneur, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. r.
A. Heaton, Mrs. Thomas w. lockwood.
jr., Mrs. f. Lee Morgan, Mrs. g. L.
Porter, Mrs. S. J. Kicks, Miss NJ. L.
Tifrey. Mrs. II. s. Turner, Miss NJ. Il.
Miss Campbell. Mrs. Frank
Anderson. Mrs. Ryan Devereux, Mrs.
Edward Cohen Mrs. Rose Perry. Mrs.
William Sinclair. Mrs. Walter Hutchins.
Miss K G. Colt. Mrs. Zane. and Mrs.
Katherine Atterbury Bristow.
Miss Evelina Blount is at BriarcIifre
Lodge. N. Y, for the season.
The reception and tea for the benefit
Of the new clubhouse fund, given by
Mrs J. Edison Briggs at her home, Maple
Square. go South Carolina Avenue
Tuesday afternoon. was large
y attended. The house was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and the Fed
Grafton Club colors, purple and orange, |
were used as favors. Mrs. Briggs was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Mary S |
Lockwood. Mrs W. E. Andrews, Mrs. |
Ellis Logan, Mrs. Carrie Kent. Mrs. j. |
Finney Engle, Mrs. Addie w. Foster. and |
Mrs. Page.
The following programme was rend- |
,red: Readings, Miss Violet Warren Pear |
son, "Penelope's Christmas, and Sweet |
Peas" reading. Mrs. Kent, in costume, |
Quaker Lady Miss Bouck and Miss |
Bradley, piano solos, and Miss Flora |
Briggs, daughter of the hostess, sang.
Mrs. George ]. Newgarden left yester- |
lay for West Point. n. Y, to be present |
It the graduation of her son. Paul. at |
he United States Military Academy on !
Tune Il
Maj. Newgarden will Join her there on
Tuesday. June 10.
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