The Washington herald., 1914-02-25

| washington. as NCll as bdllliuOEC So
ciety. is interested in the engagement of
Miss Anita Hack. daughter of Frederick
4 Home Hack and Mrs. Hack, and Charles
| Bancroft Carroll. only son of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Carroll, of DoughOreGan
Manor. which was announced Mond3y in
Baltimore. Miss Hacks only sister mar
ried two years ago Douglas Gordon Car
roll. a cousin Of her fiancc Mr.. Carroll
| is a grandson of the late Gov. Lee Car
roll and a nephew Of Royal Phelps Car
| roll Of New York. With his parents he
has spent the greater part of his life
abroad A few years ago no returned
TO this country and entered the Navai
Academy at Annapolis. He soon resigned
and went West for a while. and Is now
in business in Baltimore. The wedding
will take place in April.
The music section OF the Twentieth Cen
tury Club under the leadership or Mrs.
S. Stockton Voorhees,, will meet today at
5 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. William IL.
Heron. I7Os Oregon avenue. The program
will be that of the next Philharmonic
concert. and will be illustrated with the
violin and piano.
Miss AIys Downing and Miss Elsie
Downing entertained at bridge party
followed by tea dance. yesterday aft-
ernoon at their home in Hillycr place.
The Secretary of Commerce will re-
turn to Washington on Friday from his
business trip through the South.
Mrs. F. Tudor B. Harris is enter
tanning today at n lunrheon of fourteen
covers in honor of Mrs. Lindley Garrison,
wife Of the Secretary Of War.
Mrs. James S. Davenport, wife of Rep
lresentative Davenport, will wear at the
army and navy reception tonight gown
of pink charmeuse with bodice and min
erette of thin black net ornamented in
cut jet.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l., Mccormick and
Master Mccormick. Of Tacoma. Wash,
have taken an apartment at the Hotel
Powhatan for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Berry, of Oak Park.
Ill, and their granddaughter reached
the city on Tuesday and will be at the
Hotel Powhatan during their stay.
The Governor of Illinois and Mrs
Dunno, with their daughters, Miss Eileen
Dunno and Miss Mona Dunno, are stop
ping at the Shoreham.
Mrs. II. c. Stuart and Miss Mary Stu
art, Of Richmond, arrived at the Shore
ham yesterday to spend several days.
Among those entertaining at the dan
SAINT at the New Willard yesterday were:
Miss Mona McAdoo. Mrs. A. I. Britton,
Mrs. ]. I. Cassidy, Mr.. John III. Chap
man. Mrs. Lewis Oliver Cameron, Mr..
Henry Dickson, Miss Clara Dixon, Mr..
L. G. Bondy. Mrs. Martin Littleton, Mrs.
John Britton. Mr.. Haywood. Mr.. A. c.
Mccormick. Mr.. Charles Shonts, Mrs.
Krock, Mrs. Eaton Edwards, Mrs. Mary
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Bulkeley
Hyde, Mrs. Florence ]. Kirkland, Miss A.
King, MARQUIS Lama, Mrs. John Ma
gruder, DR.. Auney Robinette. Mr.. Rowan.
Mrs. Frank B. Shibley, Mrs. Leo Sim
mons, Mr.. Samuel +. Turvilegen, Mr..
Bayard Wyman, Mrs. T. ]. Walsh.
With the boxes all taken by prominent
members of the Diplomatic Corps. the
presentation at the Belasco Theater to-
morrow afternoon OF lie Mari Amoureux
de Sa Femme" translated by the Italian
Ambassador, bids fair to be a great sue
cess. It is expected that President Will
son and his family will attend the per-
formance tomorrow.