The Washington herald., 1914-03-19
Society Doinss II, ano AROUND
6be National Capital
By NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN.

UhNEh LhNCOLNs
I wood place. followed the ceremony. A
| buffet supper was served.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Knauss left last night
| for a wedding trip which will include
New York and Philadelphia. The brides
going away gown was of blue serge with
hat to match.
/ Among the relatives present were Mr.
Charles r. Knauss. father OF the bride
groom, and two aunts. Mrs. Reinke and
I Mrs. Thibaut, Of Easton, Pa.
Cards have been received in Wash
ington for the marriage OF Miss Jane
Ralston Lazear, daughter OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jesse Lazear, OF Pittsburgh, 20
Naval Constructor James Orville Gawnc.
\ u. 6. N, on Saturday, April 4, at the
| Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pitts
burgh.
| Naval Constructor Gawne is on duty
In the bureau Of construction and repair
at the Navy Department. and will bring
his bride to Washington. where he has
taken an apartment at the Cordova.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Newton Z.
| Mason, L. s. N, entertained informally
at dinner at the Chevy ChsEe Club last
| night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Perry Lippett
left recently for trip TO Porto Rico.
| where Mr.. Lippett has a plantation. Miss
Marian Parker accompanied them.
Miss Doris Haywood gave a dinner at
the Chevy Chase Club last night in honor
! OF her house guest. Miss Virginia Scully.
of New York.
Mrs. Wrey G. Farwell. wife of Surg.
Farwell. u. S. N. attached to the
u. S. s. Culgoa, is at the Westminster
| for the remainder OF the season.
Mrs wizard salisbury, wife of sena-
tor Salisbury. will be at home today
for the last time this season.
Mrs. Stewart Hooker. OF New York
and Washington. who has been spending
several days at the wolcott. sailed on
the steamship Berlin, Saturday with Mrs
A. G. Spreckels, of San Francisco, for
Mediterranean waters
Mrs. Robert sansIng was hostess at
bridge, followed by a tea, yesterday aft
ernoon, at her residence in Eighteenth
street.
Mr.. Richard a. Harlow. of this city
spent several days at the Hotel McAlpin.
New York. last week.
Miss Isabel Magruder. who is spending
March in Bermuda. will return to Wash
ington early in April.
Mrs. Bates. widow of Medical Director
Bates is stopping at the Grafton.
gressman Slayden. OF Texas. was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at her apart-
ment in the Concord.
Former Congressman Mckinley and his
niece, Miss Julia Maths, arrived in New
York yesterday.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar received
yesterday informally from to o'clock.
at the Netherlands.
Mrs. Culberson has gone to Texas, to
Join Senator Culberson.
Miss Gertrude lie Bane and Mr.. Forest
S Graves. of Delaware Water Gap, and
Mrs. Ella NJ. BrOdhead. OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, are guests at the Hotel Driscoll
Mr. and Mrs. James Leo Hanlon have
returned from their Northern trip and
May. Mrs. Hanlon was formerly Miss
Teresa d. Lane. OF this city.
A comedy in three acts entitled Love
Is the Best Doctor" was given last
night and will he repeated this evening
at the lecture room Of All Souls Church.
Fourteenth and l. strets, by the Liberal
Religious Union.
The members of the cast included the
fN1lN ~
Grosvenor Dave. Edward Collins. Myra
c. Hole. Ethel NJ. Hendershott. Hazel
Nordeman. Maudc Lee. George y. Brown,
George a. Warren, G. Grosvenor Dave.
Edward ]. owen. Edward Collins w
y. Stevens, Seabury G. Quinn, Harry
W. Nichols.
The play was proceeded by Folk
Dances given by the Gymnas asium Club
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Vocal solos and piano
solos were given by Mr.. Alden A. Potter
and Miss Annis Salisbury.
Mrs. George F. Hor. accompanied by
Miss L. NJ. Carpenter. Of Grcensburg.
Pa. are guests Of the Hotel Powhatan
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Morrcll ChamberIin
of Washington. are guests at the VOL
colt, New York City.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan, of 17Ns
j street. will not be at home today, but
will receive Thursday. March 2s. when
her daughter. Mrs. William r. Csute
of Saltville. will receive with her.
Mrs. George r. Stetson of Brunswick.
Nc. arrived in Washington Sunday and
Is stopping at the Powhatan.
Mrs. William Low. of England aid
Savannah, has arrived at the Shorenar
TO spend several days. Mrs. Low IS well
known in Washington. having visited her
sister. Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker. wifi,
OF former Representative Parker. of y w
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Nostrand and
Miss Buckley. of Bro ,klyn, are stopping
at the Shoreham.
Mrs. William Cumming Story, president
general of the ID. A r., will attend the
lecture on THE High Lights of the
American Revolution" to be given at II
o'clock this morning by Miss Janet
Richards in the new auditorium at
Woodward & Lothrop's for the benefit
of the Memorial Continental Hall fund.
Miss Richards will divide her talk I'M
der three headings, the causes, the con-
fiict. and the far-reaching results of the
revolution. There also will he some
good music contributed by Mrs. Eliza
beth Maxwell, soprano, and Miss Elsa
Raynor, violinist.
The Washington Canoe Club was the |