The Washington herald., 1914-11-17

| TraiI;' % IAN Aboard for Dixie;'' song.
The Old Mans Wooden Leg" Oswald E,
Camp byron BIodgett at the piano.;
dances-(a) Lu Lu Fado. Miss Isabel Fair
fax: o. Eccentric Fox Trot, Harold
Davis; ballad. "Once in a Thousand
Years" Earl Carbaugh: monologue and
song. The Grocery Store" George A
Bently CJames A. White. tr., at the
piano.. members Of the Players Club;
song. what the Engine Done" Harry
Middleton byron BIodgett at the piano)i
ensemble singing-(a) Might Witchery.T
double quartet and chorus; Cb) ''Oid Black
joe" ]. Frank Duggan and chorus; (c)
Sweet Miss Mary Theodore 7. Allen
and chorus: the Nordica Mandolin Guitar
Quartet. Overture to Stradells" CFlo-
tOwJ-VioIin J. W. Beal: mandolin. ID. W.
de Loss; guitar. W. T. Holt: amanda bass.
d. B. Libby: song, The Vampire from
'Follies of 1914" William A. Morsell;
ballad. Dear Heart. I Love You Only"
James N. Price st. Paul's. Baltimore: by
George Herbert Wilson: Partisan Novel
ties-Ca) "RouIi RCuIi." Miss Jessie Her
riott; Cbl TIA TJa." Charles Morgan:
songs-(a) Rcd. Red Rose" CHastingS)
and Cb) The Swallows' CCowenl. Master
Thomas E. Hogben, st. Pauls, Baltimore
albert s. Willard. Of ST. Paul's. Baltl-
more at the piano.: monologue and song.
The DarktOwn Poker Club" Arthur
Pierce. member of the Players Club
byron BIodgett at the piano.: closing
chorus, the entire company.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W Szegedy have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Mrs. Florence NJ. Baker. to Mr..
James Choate Lombard, Of this city. for
merly OF Boston. Mass. The wedding will
take place in the early spring.
On December ) Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson. of New York. will give a dance
for Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson at the
Ritz-Carlton-
Next Friday Mrs Walter Damrosch
OF New York. will give a dance to
introduce Miss Gretchen Blaine Dam
rosch at the Cosmopolitan Club.
Next Saturday is the date set for the
marriage Of Miss Violet Ridgway.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Ridgway. Of Philadelphia. to Mr.. Theo-
dore JaeckeI. United States consul al
stavanger, Norway.
The Sixth Cavalry Band will furnish
music at the entertainment to be given
at the Playhouse tonight by the children's
relief committee for the benefit of the
ker, cOntraltO; Mr.. Angewine. tenor, and
Mr.. Earl Carbaugh. barytone. will sing.
and Mr.. DOre wonfsteiner will give a
cello solo. One hour will be devoted to a
performance of "'Op O. Me Thumb and
there will be dancing from 10 o'clock until
midnight.
December 10 is the date set for the
marriage Of Miss Elsie AIdrich, young
- Nal NaNA
tor Nelson W. Aldrich, to Mr.. Stephen
N. Edgell Of Newport, New HamP-
shire. and Denver. Col. at Warwick
r. !.
Frances Watts. daughter Of Mr.
Ethelbert Watts. consul general of
Brussels. has come to Philadelphia to
remain till peace is declared abroad
Miss Watts has recently become en-
gagged to a young Belgian officer. but
no Official announcement viii be made
till after the close of the war.
Commander and Mrs. Archibald Davis
announce the engagement OF their sis
ter, Miss Margery Cotton, to Randall II.
Hagner.
Miss Cotton. who is the daughter of the
late Col Francis Cotton. is one of II"
most charming young women in Wash
ingtOn. She has spent much time abroad.
and in the Orient. She was with her
brother. Col George r. Cotton. L s. \.
for several years in Manila, and again
was hostess for him during the time he
was governor of the Island Of Porto
Rico.
Mr.. Hagner is a member of one Of the
most distinguished families Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. He iS a member OF
the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase clubs.
The wedding will take place this win
ter.
Col and Mrs Joukowsky. of Russia.
who are in this country fer a tour. are
at the Portland. where they expect to
spend several weeks.
Mr.. z. c. O'Brien. former Ambassador
to Japan. has arrived in Washington.
and is staying at the ShOreham.
The commercial attache Of the French
Embassy and Nine Heilmann have gone
to New York, where they will spend some
time.
The commercial attaChe of the Italian
Embassy. Mr.. CeCCattO. has returned 10
Washington from New York.
Next Friday evening at Cairo will be
given a bridge and five hundred party
in aid Of the Countess Dumas's relief
fund for the war sufferers The patron
esses are: Mrs. Charles Morton. Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Foley. Miss Devine, Mrs.
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