The Washington times., 1914-06-04

NJ rs. BENJAMIN MICOC, daugh-
Nn ter Of Hilary A. Herbert, mas
ter of the ceremonies in con-
nection with the unveiIIng of
the Confederate Monument this after
noon. was hostess at e luncheon today
IN compliment TO Sir Moses Ezekiel.
the sculptor.
The guests included Gen. Bennett
Young. Gen. Washington Gardner. Col.
Robert z. Lee. DIR. Randolph McIzim,
and Mr.. Byrd. the speakers Of the af-
tcrnoon. Miss Debosses, god-daughter of
Sir Moses Ezekiel; Mrs. Daisy McLouTln
Stevens. president general OF :he L. D.
C.: the former presidents general of the
L. ID. C; the officers of the Arlington
Confederate Monument Association. the
executive committee, the advisory
board. the directors of the Arlington
Monument Association of each State,
Mrs Micous house guests and Hilary
A. Herbert.
Mrs. John Gaylord Church, wife Of
Lieutenant Commander Church, now at
Vera Cruz, is the house guest of Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. William r.
Cronsn. and is being extensively enter
tained during her stay in Washington,
Last evening Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. Cronan gave a dinner In her
honor at the Chevy Chase Club. To-
morrow afternoon Mrs. William Wheat
ley Will be hostess at a card party at
the club, in the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor Evans will give a dinner Sat
urday evening Prof. and Mrs. Stimson
Brown will be dinner hosts in compli-
unept n Mrs Church
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Nr. and Mrs Charles c. McChord and
Miss Margaret McChord. accompanied
by Miss Edith Howard, will leave Wash
irgton July !. TO spend several weeks
At the Marlborough -Blenheim at At
lantic City. Later the McChords will
so to White Sulphur Springs for the
rest Of the summer and Miss Howard
will Jcin her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. Beal R. Howard. who will
spend August somewhere in Maine.
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Mrs. George Bliss, accompanied by
her son George Bliss. Bird. and Miss NJ
NJ Drain, left today for New York and
will sail shortly to spend the SUMMER
in France. Miss Ruth Bliss will re-
main in this country and will make a
series of visits
Mrs. Percy Quin, wife of Congress
man Quin of Tennessee, entertained as
her guests at the bridge tea at Rausch-
er's yesterday afternoon for the benefit
of the tuberculosis Hospital at Ponce,
Porto Rico, Miss Agnes Hart Wilson.
Miss Fearn Ragsdale, and Miss Slemp.
Mrs. Ollie James and Miss Logan, the
hnusa etreSt of Miss Wilson in for
tea.
The reception which will be given
this evening by the Arlington Con-
federate Monument Association of
the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy and the Secretary of
State at the Pan-American building
will be Z large and interesting affair.
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan will receive
with the honor guests, Sir Moses Eze-
kiel, Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens.
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone, Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson, Mrs. Jennie Faux
ner McSherry. and Mrs. Alexander B.
White. The guests have been asked for
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Congressman and Mrs. Fred A. Brit
ten, CT Illinois. will he hosts at din
evening.
The British Ambassador and Lady
spring-Rice will sail today for Eng
land. where Lady Spring Rice and her
children will spend the summer. The
length of the ambassadors stay abroad
will depend upon affairs of state.
During his absence the counselor Of
the embassy. Colville Barclay, will act
as charge d'affaires. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barclay, who are passing their first
summer in the United States. probably
will locate the embassy at Manches-
ter. Mass.
The Church of the Good Shepherd
was the scene Of a pretty wedding last
night when Miss lille Perry became
the bride of Earle L. Keeler. The cere-