The Washington herald., 1913-04-06

the members OF All Souls MISSION anu
| their friends. but to the many friends
and pupils of these young ladies. as
the programme is the same as the one
| recently given in Leesburg. Va, with
success.
Mrs. A. J. Browning. of The Dailes.
Greg, who has been the guest of her
| mother, Mrs. w. c. Wetzel, Of 1343 Mon
roe Street Northwest, for the past month.
York and will be at home to her friends
on Fridays until the middle of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Willard, of Knox
vile, Md, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Martha
Lauretta, to Mr.. Thomas Opie Green. Of
Baltimore County. The wedding will take
place at st. Francis Catholic Church.
! Brunswick. Md, on April is, at 800
o'clock. The wedding party consists of
Mrs. T. Fl. Willard matron of honor,
Miss Louise Miller. Knoxville. Md, as
maid of honor. Miss Ruth Hoskinson. Of
Washington, ID. c., and Miss Lulu Hosk-
inson, of Poolsville. Md. both cousins of
the BRIDE Miss Isabelle Zimmerman. Miss
Margaret Dill, Miss Elizabeth Woman
and Miss Helen Hershberger. all OF
Frederick. Md.
The ushers will be Mr. c. r. Bayard
King, of Baltimore. Nd: Mr.. Edmund
King. of Pottsville, Pa; Mr.. c. G. Riddle
moser. of Hood Mills, Md. Mr.. c. c. Will
srd and DR.. Z. II. Willard, brothers OF
the bride-elect.. Mr.. Melvin Green, broth
er of the bridegroom. was best man.
Miss Willard has been entertained by
her friends in Frederick. Washington
and Baltimore, where she visits fire.
qCently.
The Washington Alliance Of Jewish
Women will hold it's regular meeting on
Tuesday, April s, at 2:30 o'clock at the
Eighth Street Temple. The business of
the afternoon will include the report of
the nominating committee for the an
nual election in May. Papers will be
presented by Mrs. Edward Cohen and
others. Miss Alice Burbage and Mrs.
Meyer Hellheimer will play the piano
and Mrs. Samuel Callisher will sing. The
usual social hour will conclude the meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. G. Slicer entertained
the members of the Marine Band on
Thursday evening at their home in T
Street. After a delightful concert. dur
ing which the entire basement was given
over to dancing for the younger members
of the party. supper was served in the
dining-room, where Miss Austin presided
at the punch bowl. In the round Of
toasts which followed Mr.. Stephen, toast
master. also mentioned the splendid en-
tertainment they had received at the
home Of Mrs. Wilcox about two weeks
ago. Those present were the Misses
Ethel Garvey. Estelle Spindler. Louise
Cake, Sadie Bottomley. Edith Towson.
and Blanche Austin; Mrs. r. f. Clark,
Mrs. Rice, and Mrs. Wilcox, and Messrs-
w. c. Taylor, r. c. Stephen. Lee San
ford, r. F. Clark. w. B. Judge, S. Onor-
fry. r. II. Gilman. w. Kepler. w. H.
Eichner F. Schumm, Cornelius O'Neil.
Frederick Corernick. Chapman Slicer.
Carlton Wilcox. Glenn Slcer. Kenneth
Poe, w. A. Garrett. C. Wilcox, tr., and
Mr.. Walter Slicer.
beautiful spring exhibit Of mountain
baskets is attracting many visitors u
the headquarters of the Southern Indus,
trial Education Association. Mrs. Mar
tina Gielow will speak in Grace Episco-
pal Church, Silver Spring. Md, tomor-
row evening on the work Of the South
ern = Industrial Educational Association
among the mountaineers.
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their April dance, which will be held
in old Masonic Temple Wednesday even
ing, April 9.
Mrs. W. p. Armstrong and her daugh-
ter. of Boston, formerly Of this city.
are visiting Miss Roach, at tho Olympia.
The Washington branch Of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities will give a large card party
and reception at the Rochambeau on
Tuesday afternoon. Great interest Is be-
ing manifested in this entertainment.
Mrs. Ellyson. of Richmond, Va, the
president Of the association, will receive
with Miss Miller.
Music lovers of Washington are looking
forward with pleasure, It is said, to hear
ing the young American pianist. Charles
Anthony, in the near future. He will! play
the Grieg concerts with the Washington
Symphony Orchestra at the last concert
of the season on Tuesday, April Is, AMI
through the courtesy of Mrs. Arthur JEFF
frey Parsons, he will give a piano recital
at her music room on Thursday, April II.
at o'clock. MIR. Anthony has recently
scored a triumph in London.
A field of seventeen met at the kennels
yesterday afternoon Tor the drag hunt of
this season Of the Washington Riding and
Hunt Club. Twelve couples of DRAG
hounds were used. A twelve-mile course
was covered and some stiff jumps en-
mishaps. The finish was at the Walter
Reed Hospital. Those riding were Mr..
Walter Tuckerman, NJ. F. H.; Capt Ed
ward Mitchell. u. S. A; Mr. Mitchell, Miss
Dasha Allen. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss
Ethel MacMurray, Miss Lucy Siddons,
Miss Sinclair Bowen. Miss Edythe How
ard, Miss Meta Evans. Mr.. Blackwood,
Maj. Thomas Rhoads, L. S. A., and Mr..
Shea.
Miss Maud Scruggs, of this city, has
recently published a song entitled Might
fall" which she dedicated to her father,
the late Col. William Lindsay Scruggs, of
Georgia.
Mrs. Radford Moses, wife of Ensign
Moses, U. S. NJ, is spending a few days
with her parents in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel We'll. of Colds
borough, N. c., have returned to their
home after a short visit to relatives in
the city.
Mrs. Herbert Rich has returned to the
city from a short visit to her parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. Frank, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Emile Berliner and Mrs. I. Nord- |
linger left Washington during the week |
to spend several weeks in Panama.
Mrs. Key Pittman, the wife Of the |
Junior Senator from Nevada, has enjoyed |
a romantic life. She was born in Eu-
reka, Cal, one of the most favored sec
tons Of that beautiful State. Her father, |
Edgar r. Gates. who death. occurred a |
number of years ago. was an extensive |