The Washington herald., 1914-05-24

ton Kaufman. OF this city. are spending
two weeks at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic
City.
Nine da Cana, wife Of the ambassador
of Brasil. will close the embassy Tues
day and return to Niagara Falls. Ont.
wednesday. with the Ambassador. she
will 20 to Toronto to attend a garden
party arranged by the Duke of Con-
naught for the Mediation Conference.
The military attache Of the French EN-
bassy and Countess de Bertier enter
tanned Informally at dinner last night at
the shoreham.
Miss Ernestine Rich has returned to
the city from an. automobile trip to
Baltimore and adjacent towns.
The annual alumnae luncheon of Gun
ston Hall took place yesterday at 2
o'clock In the school gymnasium. This
luncheon 10 attended by all the resident
alumnae and q great many who come
on for the final week At Gunston Hall
from their homes in other parts Of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs Oxnard. their two daugh-
tiers. and Mrs. Oxnards sister. Miss
Pichon, will leave for their place In Viz
ginia next week. They expect to 20
abroad In July for the late summer.
The Friday Afternoon Club met this
week at the Washington Suburban Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos 8. Newman gave a
garden party and tea dance at their
place near Pierce MIL yesterday after
noon in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Chaffee.
the house guest Of Senator and Mrs.
Ransdell; Miss AIine King. the guest OF
Senator and Mrs. Robinson. and Miss
Natalie Newman. Senator and Mrs
Ransdell, Senator and Mrs. Robinson,
Commissioner and Mrs. Oliver p New
man, Mrs. Truman G. Palmer. Dr. and
Mrs. w. l. Smith. DR.. and Mrs. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. levin. Miss
Betsy Dupre, Mr.. ]. Ramsdell Powell.
and Mr.. Joseph M. Rault. assisted both
indoors. where the young folks danced
and at the reception outdoors
Mrs. Nellie p. Keleher leaves for Bos-
ton tomorrow to he the guest of Rev
niversary celebration Of his elevation
to the priesthood.
The Robert z. Lee Chapter, U. d. c..
will hold a short business session at its
regular meeting Tuesday at Confederate
Memorial Home. to be followed by an
informal dance.
Smart society at Richmond is looking
forward with a great deal OF interest
and enthusiasm to the big excursion to
Washington on Thursday. June 4. which
will be given by the Daughters of the
Confederacy. under the auspices of Rich
mond Chapter. The president, Mrs. Nor
man V. Randolph. and the other officers
of the chapter. will act as chaperons for
the AFFAIR. and numerous parties have
already been made up to accompany the
daughters on this outing. The occasion
will be to witness the unwilling Of the1
Arlington Monument. of which Sir Moses
Ezekiel Is the sculptor, and hundreds
OF people from Richmond will attend
the ceremonies. Invitations are extend
ed by the daughters to Lee. Chesterfield
and Ashland chapters. veterans. all other
Confederate organizations and the pub
lie generally. to accompany the daugh-
tiers to Washington for this event
Mrs. p. ]. White is chairman Of this
excursion.
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles. L. s. A.
retired, has returned to Washington
after an absence of some length. and is
at the New Richmond. Staying at the
New Richmond also are Mr.. and Mrs.
II. N.
and Mr.. James Smith, jr., Of Newark,
n. J.
A number Of the Washington friends
OF the Roosevelt and Willard families
have received invitations from Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Willard for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Belle Wyatt Willard.
to Kermit Roosevelt. The ceremony will
be at the British Embassy chapel Madrid,
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be followed by a breakfast a half hour
later at the American Embassy.
Representative and Mrs Joseph r.
Knowland and family are leaving today
for their home in California, where Mrs.
Knowland and the children will remain
for the summer. Representative Know
land will return to Washington to remain
until adjournment.
An informal reception to the members
Of the District of Columbia Federation
Of Women's Clubs will be given at the
home of the chairman Of the social COM
mittee, Mrs. George W. Atkinson. wife of
Judge Atkinson. of the Court OF Claims.
Wednesday. May q, from to o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Pocahontas Memorial Association
has been holding meetings In the parlors
of the Hotel Bellevue. and at the last
meeting 1t was decided to secure Column
bia Theater for Friday evening, June e.
when "The Rainbow" made famous by
the celebrated actor, Henry Miller. will
be presented.
This announcement will give all men,
bers of the association. organized to
honor the Indian princess who gave such
valuable aid to the struggling colonists
on jamestown Island, Va, away back
in 1907, an opportunity to renew their
allegiance to Pocahontas.
The bronze statue. by William Ordway
is completed and ready to be
placed on its pedestal, now In position