The Washington herald., 1914-12-14

The President attended morning service
yesterday at the Central Presbyterian
Church. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Margaret Wilson, Prof.
Axson and Mrs. Crompton, who are house
guests at the White House.
One OF the most Interesting war bene-
fits OF the season will take place this
afternoon at I:30 in Convention Hall.
when a series OF motion pictures taken
on the battle line will be shown for
the benefit Of the wounded Of all nations
now in Brittany. These pictures. which
are said to be the most remarkable war
pictures so far taken OF the conflict in
Europe, will be shown but this once IN
Washington.
The gentleman ushers for the occasion
are selected from the diplomatic, resi-
Dental and army and navy circles. They
are: Mr.. Johannessen, Mr.. Yonkheer van
Beaufort, Mr.. de Freyse, Mr.. Borghetti,
Mr.. de Pena. Mr.. w. Bowie Clark, Mr..
Huntington Jackson. DR.. Blair Spencer,
Lieut.. Ezra Allen, Capt Ridley Mclean,
Lieut.. GIlmer and. Mr.. Franklin Ellis.
The lecturer, who will explain the pic
lures as they are presented, will be Mr..
Robertson, whose abilities are well known
to the many who have heard him on
other occasions. Boerstein's Orchestra
will furnish music for the afternoon.
For the marriage OF Miss Ethel Noyes.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P.
Noyes, and Thomas Bladgen next Sat
urday the following bridal party has been
chosen. The maid OF honor will be Miss
Noyes' sister. Miss Ethel Noyes, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret Perrin,
Miss Dorothy Freeman Smith, Miss Helen
Walcott. Miss Frances HOar Miss Kath-
crime McClintock and Miss Dorothy Pat
tersOn. Augustus Blagden, OF New Haven,
will be best man, and Henry Furguson,
Donald Blagden, Horace Chittenden
Henry Blagden, Douglas Green and
Douglas Blagden, the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Maddox. Of Atlanta,
are spending a few days in Washington.
and are registered at the willard
One thousand invitations have ben is
sued for the double debut party Of Miss
Agnes and Miss Annie O'Gorman next
Thursday. two OF the six pretty daugh-
ters OF Senator and Mrs O'Gorman, Of
New York. Dancing will follow the RS
ception, which is TO be held at the
handsome residence Of Senator and Mrs.
OGOrman.
4 number OF entertainments have been
planned in honor of these two Sena-
tOrial debutantes by members Of Off
cial and residential society. They will
be among the honor guests at a ball to
be given at the Congressional Club in
honor OF the Congressional debutantes
some time in January.
Miss Agnes O'Gorman graduated from
the Visitation Convent last year, taking
the first honor.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Gar
rison will have with them this week
Mrs. George Leary, Of New York, who
will make her first visit of the season.
She will arrive Wednesday. and there
will be several charming entertainments
in her honor during her short visit.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Josephus Daniels have had a small house
party for some days. Early in the day
Mrs. Daniels went to Annapolis TO visit
Mrs. Walter Borden, of GOIdsboro, v.
c.. who was her guest early in the
week, and who has taken a house at
Annapolis for the winter. Mrs. B. II.
Griffin, who was also Mrs Daniels
guest, and whose home is in Goldsboro.
is at Annapolis with Mrs. Borden. Miss
Mary Aycocke and Miss Sarah Michaux,
of Raleigh. n. C. who were at Single
Oak for the week, and attended the
cotton ball with the Secretary and Mrs.
Daniels. left at noon Saturday for their
respective homes.
Mrs. Daniels left this city Yesterday
for her home at Raleigh. y. c., where
she will make short visit.
Mrs. Marshall, wife OF the Vice Pres
ident. will not resume her Wednesday
receptions until January.
A number Of unique and picturesque
features have been arranged for the Pan
American commercial reception and ball
10 be given Wednesday evening De-
Cember Is, at the Willard Hotel by the
Woman's National Democratic League.
Among the decorations will be flags
representing the United States and the
sister republics TO the South.
Souvenirs in miniature Of manufactures
OF the Latin republics also are to be
on display. Tickets are to be had of
Mrs. ". 4. Cullop. Mrs. F. B. Moran,
Mrs. James P. Tarvin and Mrs. Mary
Adams.
Mrs George Lee. Of Boston. and her
daughter. Miss Florence Lee. are spend
ing a month or so in Washington fol-
lowing a visit at Hot Springs, Va, and
staying at the New willard