The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

q trip to Southern Europe, which may
extend to Constantinople. expects to re-
turn to Quebec late In the spring In or
der to get some salmon fishing in June
before returning to his estate in Scotland
for the grouse shooting.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Anderson. Mr..
Morgan Badford. jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton NJ. Little are prominent among
Washington people at the McAlpin this
week.
Mr. Ernest Evans and Miss Winn, who
have. been seen so frequently at the
tea and supper dances at the New Will
lard this season. danced on Monday aft
ernoon at the McAlpin for DIR. Anna
Howard Shaw. president Of the national
suffrage party. who is still confined 10
the McAlpin as a result Of her recent
accident. Following consultation Ut;
Shaw's physicians decided that il would
NOT he wise for her TO attempt the trip 10
Florida which she had contemplated next
week. II her condition continues to I'M
urove. she will sail in April for Italy.
where she is booked TO speak in Rome al
the international Council
Miss Alma Moser. Of Baltimore. spent
a few DAYS in the city during the past
week.
At the Talk on Current Events TO-
morrow morning in the auditorium
Woodward & Lathrops. in andiuoi 70
the general review of the Worlds work
for ,be mas, week, Miss Janet Richards.
will touch particularly on District analrs'
including the drastic provisions OF the
Johnson-Prouty measure. the smoke
nuisance, and the social dIniculty oi
Washington society concerning Its call
ing list"
Brief mention will also be made OF the
interesting and significant ceremony al
the annual banquet OF the National Geo
graphic Society last Tuesday night "hen
a gold medal was presented py the lres'-
dent TO Colonel GOethals.
Tho Interstate Suffrage Club will hold
tie regular weekly reception tomorrow.
from 2 to 6 o'clock in the parlors OF the
Interstate clubhouse. 1905 G street north
west.
Mrs Anna Hendlcy. president OF the
Anthony League. assisted by the men,
hers of her organization. Will act as
hostess for the day.
From 4 to o'clock Herr Peter Peters
and Prof. Mori will give cello and
niano recital This is Herr Peters first
appearance in Washington. although he Is
no stranger in the other large cities, ana
music-Iovers will be given a rare oppoT- |
tunity. Richard Harding Davis pro- |
nounced him "onc of the greatest per- |
formers on the cello in America"
Prof. Mori is we'll known as a per-
former and composer Of great ability. |
He has consented to render some OF his
own compositions
Admission is free to all members Of the |
club.
nF rteh
Women will hold its regular meeting |
Tuesday at 2:3D p. m. in the vestry of
the Eighth Street Temple. when the fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
Hon. John d. Works will address the
meeting: Miss Hattie Stein will discuss
current topics: Mrs. Cawthon will sing.
and Mrs. Paul BIeyden and Mrs Levi II. !
David will render piano duets. A social
hour will conclude the meeting.
The Lucy HoIcomb Chapter, d. \. r..
will hold a spring hat sale on Monday. |
March Is, from 10 a. m. to p. m., at the /
home of Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, !
State regent. 1917 Connecticut avenue. |
This sale is for the educational and
work of the society. A large |
number Of stylish spring hats will be ex-
hibited. The public are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phllip Mil nave
arrived at the Shoreham from Baltimore
to spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Bcalc. OF
have arrived in Washington
and are ut the Shorcham.
Mr.. and Mrs Short \. Willis left
yesterday morning for Texas.
by their two young sons,
Master Richard and Master Henry Haw-
eyr Willis and Miss Nash. of CaZcnovia,
y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis will make
their winter home near Galveston. Their
bungalow. which is now in process Of
erection on their estate. will nc finished
Miss Olive Willis is already in
Galveston visiting relatives, and will join
her parents on their arrival 4
Mrs. Willis was formerly librarian gen.
sral of the N. s. ID. A. r.. and during
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