The Washington herald., 1914-04-22

i washington, pronounced the DeneulctloH'
The bride wore modish travelling suit
OF tan cloth, with hat to match, and a
corsage bouquet of roses.
Little Miss Dorothy Davis, cousin of
the bride. was her only attendant, and
| Dr. Joseph \. JEFF lies, ir, was best
man.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards and his bride left
! Immediately after for their wedding trip.
| They will reside at the chapel house, go
Twelfth street southwest, on their re-
| turn.
| Great interest is being manifested by
society in the performance tonight Of the
! Coburn Players in ''Sanctury'' at Twin
Oaks" the lovely country place OF Mrs.
Charles Bell on Woodley lane, about
fifteen minutes ride from town.
! The piece in which the President s
/ daughters took part last summer is a
bird masque. written by Percy Mackaye
1t will be played in the open air with
only the sky for roof and with a
natural' background of trees and shrubs
for the setting. the only aid to nature
being the calcium light cast on the play
ers to throw the bowercd stage into re-
lief The music incidental to the per-
formance is not instrumental, but is
vocal. Between the acts, Mr.. Henry
Oldys. the finest imitator of the notes
of wild birds in the world, will give the
wild bird calls. Miss Bentley and Miss
Effie Baker will take part in the dances.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs Woodrow Wilson. Lady Spring
Rice. Mrs Elkins. Mrs Dimock, Mrs.
Walsh. Mrs A. Graham Bell. Mrs.
Parmalee. Mrs. Meserve, and Mrs Kirke
Porter.
The patronesses are Mrs. Woodrow Will
son. Mrs. Thomas z. Marshall, Countess
BernstorfT. Nine. Bakhcmeteff, Lady
Spring Rice. Mime. de Riano. Mrs. Charles
Francis Adams. Mrs LarZ Anderson.
Mrs Charles BelI. Miss Boardman. Mrs.
William J. Bryan. Mrs. DimOck. Mrs.
Thomas B. Dunn. Nine. Ekengren. Mrs.
Elkins. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs. Gan.
Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mrs. Hanna. Nine.
Hauge, Mrs. Hay. Miss Hegeman. Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Houston. Mrs.
Charles f. Hughes. Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs
Franklin X. Lane. Mrs. Franklin Mac
Veagh. Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. II. Fessen-
den Meserve. Mrs. James Parmalee, the
Misses Patten. Mrs. II. Cleveland Per-
kins Mrs. kirke Porter. Mrs. MahlOn
Pitney. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. Red
field. Mrs. William Barret Ridgely. Mrs.
Fremont Smith. Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Mrs. John jay
White, and Mrs. Charles BOughtCn Wood.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Henry ID.
Flood have returned from their wedding
trip and are STAYING temporarily at the
ShOreham until they select a house.
Mrs. Joseph b. Foraker is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Cushman at their home in the
Avenue OF the Presidents.
Mrs. T. T Ansberry. wife of Represent
ative Ansbcrry. of Ohio has as her guest
for several weeks her sister. Mrs. Charles
Hoffman, OF Defiance. Ohio.
The japanese booth is new feature
in the bazaar which is to be given by the
board Of lady managers of the Episcopal
Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital. at the
Hotel Raleigh. April 2S and - A box of
oriental articles has recently arrived to
furnish the wares for this new project.
The beautiful specimens Of basketTy and
lacquer. japanese material in the piece.
kimonas. table ware. trays. and pictures
will allure those who seek the artistic.
This booth will he conducted by Mrs. W.
B. Trott, assisted by Miss f. G Chew.
Mrs. F. +. Fletcher. Mrs. r. F. Grant.
Mrs. A. l.. Pope. and Mrs David VI: Lea
The apron booth will offer aprons OF
every description. II will he in charge
OF Mrs. Joseph r. Johnson. Mrs. Melville
Church. Mrs. w. F. Clark, Mrs. John {.
Davidson. Mrs Norman Gait Mrs. Will |
lam NJ. Levin. Mrs. J. ". MacNurray. |
Mrs. c. A. Stedman. Mrs. w. R Myers. !
Mss Lille a. Arker. Mrs. W. W. Chis- !
well. Mrs. r. T. Miller. Mrs H. Wal
bridge. Mrs. g. W. Van Fossen. Of ST.
Thomas Church and Trinity Church.
Maj. William o. Owen. Mrs. Owen. and
Mr.. W. o. c. owen left last night for
Morgantown. W. Va. where they will
remain until the end of the week
The bridge party at Mrs Thomas Garf's 1
residence. 152D Twentieth street. Monday
afternoon in the interest of the District
Association Opposed TO Woman Suffrage
proved a success from every point OF
view. 4 the dansant followed and among
those having tables and others present !
were Mrs. salisbury, Mrs. Gist Blair. !
Mrs. Duncan McKim. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. /
Victor Kauffmann. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. |
Arthur Dunn. Mrs. Cushman Mrs I
Jenkins. Mrs. Harlow. Mrs. A. P. Gardner, |
Mrs. Wadsworth. Mrs. Cleveland Perkins, i
Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. An |
derson. Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Frank Mitchell. !
Miss Patten, Mrs Greble. Mrs. Oxnard. |
Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. StOddard, Mrs. Littauer |
Mrs. Huidekoper. Mrs Weeks, Wis
de SIbour. Mrs. E Rollins !
Morse Miss Sheriff. MrS Cary Iap0-