The Washington herald., 1914-11-21


The President has made plans to spend
Thanksgiving Day in Williamstown, Mass,
at the home Of his son-in-Iaw and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre. 1t is
expected that Miss Margaret Wilson will
accompany the President, but no official
announcement has been made OF the fact
from the White House.
Representative and Mrs Murdock and
Miss Marcia Murdock have given up their
apartment at the Powhatan and taken a
house at 1888 Q street.
Lieut. Ranato Titoni will leave the
Naval Hospital shortly and join his wife
at the Sycamore, 1924 S street.
Mrs. Baldwin. wife of Capt. T A. Bald
win. L. S. N. entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. J. Franklin
Bell. The other guests were Mrs. Ernest
Darlington, Mrs. William CorcOran Hill.
Mrs. William Haywood. Mrs. Montgomery
MCComb. Mrs. Rockenbach, Miss Anne
Mccormick. Mrs. Henry p. Mccain. Mrs.
Hugh Scott, Mrs. w. W Wotherspoon.
Mrs. Mark Bristol, Mrs. SchWerin. Mrs.
]. B. Aleshire, Mrs. John A Johnston,
Mrs Reginald F. Nicholson. Mrs. Frank
Beatty, Mrs. Galbraith and Mrs. Philip
HILL
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Charles HamIin entertained at
dinner last night.
The First Assistant Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Miller entertained at
an Informal dinner last night in compli-
ment TO Prof. and Mrs. Bernard Moses,
Of the University of California.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs ]. H. Tomb
entertained at a country dinner. followed
by dancing. Thursday night at their quar-
ters at the navy yard. The guests were
in costume and the decorations were Of
cornstalks. pumpkins. etc. The guests
were Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Edward
Campbell. DR.. and Mrs Old. of the Navy
Hospital: Lieut.. and Mrs Knauss and
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Herbert
Sparrow
The officers of the Mayfiower enter
tanned at tea and dance yesterday after
noon.
An overflow house of representative
Washington society greeted Nine.
Shumann-Heink at the National Theater
Yesterday afternoon. Among those who
occupied boxes were Mrs. Thomas F
Walsh, Mrs. Edward B. Mclean. Miss
Mary Patten. Mrs. w. F. Draper and Mrs
James McMllen. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Greene entertained a box party in COM
pliment 70 the new District Attorney and
Mrs. Laskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Folsom, Of Lenox.
Mass, are in Washington at the Shore
ham. Miss Ethel Fulsom, the only un-
married daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Full
som, who recently sailed for the war
zone. is now stopping a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Fitz Gibbon. in Scotland.
From thence Miss Folsom will go to
nurse. 1t is not known in what institution
she will be placed. as she has put her
services at the disposal of the military
hospital authorities in Paris
Mrs. FulsOm is not movie at nursing
for several years ago she established a
little hospital in LenOX, where she per
sOnally nursed convaIescent women and
girls who had been discharged from New
York hospitals, but were not able to be
engaged in active work.
The weekly tea Of the Congressional
Union for Woman Suffrage will be held
at 1870 F street Sunday afternoon at 40
O'Clock. The speaker will be Mis- Mabel
Vernon, who has just returned from the
Nevada campaign.
Myron T Herrick. the American Am
hassador in Paris, and Mrs. Herrick VIII
sail for New York next Saturday uu
board the steamer Rorhambeau. Am
HerriCk i to be relieved Of his
duties in Paris by Mr. William g Sharp.
Ambassador and Mrs. Hcrrick have re-
ceiVed invitations from persons distin-
Guished in public life in France and Ing
land to visit them hefore leaving Eu-
rope. but they declined because they con-
Queen Mary, of England, has written
Mrs. Herrick personal letter. expressing
appreciation for what she and Other
American women have done for the Brit
sh wounded in Paris.
Mr.. J. Low Hartman Of RerrvviIIc-
"a. is in Washington for a few days.
ana while here is a guest at the Hotter
POwhatau.
An American woman. Nine Won Stumm,
Nif" OF an official of the German foreign
lftlcc. who was Miss Constance Hoyt !
laughter of the late Solicitor of the State
DEPARTMENT. has joined the Red Cross
'aHkS abroad. Nine Won Stumm is en-
tagged in active nursing work under the
auspices Of the Red Cross in Berlin. The
Won Stumm home has been
urncd over to tn authorities for relief
Nine. Won StUmm has become |
-cry popular in the German court and !