The Washington herald., 1914-11-20
SOCIETY

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spending a few hours in the city left for
the home OF Mrs. Leister's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob L. Kefuver, of Bradley
Hills. Montgomery County, Nd. where
they visited for a month before taking
possession Of their apartment
Secretary Of War and Mrs Garrison
left for New York yesterday, to be ab-
sent until the first Of the week. They
will go TO Atlantis City on Tuesday
evening to remain until Thanksgiving
Day. when they will go to Philadelphia
to attend the Army-Navy football game.
The Secretary Of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition and Mrs. Walcott, who have re-
Gently returned from a motor trip in
Western Maryland. have gone to New
York. to be absent the remainder Of the
week. Mrs. Walcott will be at home in
formally on Wednesdays. beginning No
vember %
Miss Helen walcott, who is visiting
Mrs. Dimock in New York. will return
to Washington. December 70.
The marriage OF Miss Violet Ridgway,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ridg-
way. of Philadelphia. and Theodore
Jaeckel, Of New York, at present United
States consul to Stavanger. Norway. will
take place at / O'Clock Saturday next.
followed by a breakfast at I:3O. to which
a much larger number Of persons have
been invited.
' Mai. Gen. w W. wotherspoon, Chief
Of Stan. L. s. A. who has just been re-
tired from active service, will continue
TO dwell in Washington. 1t is said that
it is the intention OF the Major General
and his wife to remain in this city until
their son is graduated from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Senior DR.. Don Joaquin Cuadra Zavala,
secretary Of the Nicaraguan legation
who went to Nicaragua early in the sum-
mer to me married. has returned to Wash
ington. The Cuadras have taken apart
ments in the burlington for the winter.
The following Washingtonians are reg
istered at Atlantic City hotels Mrs. T.
German. at the Dennis: Mr.. A. Stearns,
at the Seaside; Mr.. Preston Walker, at
the Dennis. and Mr.. NJ Whine at the
Seaside.
The engagement has just been an
nounCed of Miss Marie Donaldson Ames,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Blan-
chard Ames. Of Boston. Mass. and En-
sign Richard Evelyn Byrd. L. S N. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd Of
Richmond, Va, and this city. Miss
Ames is a gifted violinst. in addition
to being beautiful and one OF the most
graceful amateur dancers in Boston.
Since making her debut a few seasons
ago she has been extremely popular
with both the younger and older mem
bers Of society. Ensign Byrd has re-
Gently been attached to the L. $ 5. Dol
phin, and is social favOrite in Navy
circles at the Capita. He is Il direct
descendant Of Col William Byrd. found
er Of Richmond and Pet, rsburg. Va,
whose estate. WestOver. is one OF the
historical places in Virginia
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs Edward
r. Mclean, Mrs. Claude swanson, Mrs
Miles Poindexter. Mrs. J. IT, Bankhead
Mrs William L. Marshall. Mrs Albert L.
Mills, Mrs. william Barrett RidSely. Mrs.
Frank Hatton. Mrs. James Hartman. Mrs
Robert Hinckley, Mrs. George Bliss Mrs
Frank Mitchell. Mrs. Thomas Taliaferro,
Mrs. John y. Henderson. Mrs Medorem
Crawford. Mrs. John =. Jackson. Mrs.
Nl4d u NJ Ldllfr AIs. SnelODl Evans, MTS.
Christian HemmiCk. Mrs Tuckerman and
Louis Lombard have consented to act as
patronesses for the European soldiers
benefit to be given Monday evening at
the Belasco TheateT under the directing
patronage OF the Countess Dumas. OF
France. Ambassador and Nine Jules J.
Jusscrand are among the number OF
prominent people who will occupy boxes
at the benefit.
\ finance committee which will attend
to the business arrangements and handIe
the funds. includes Mrs. Charles Morton,
Mrs. Emil Berliner, Charles s. Alden.
Leander Post. L. II. Droop ami
Julius Garflnkle. The funds realized will
be deposited in the Commercial National
Bank, with T. X. Sands. the cashier, as
fiscal agent.
Friday evening a card party for this
Countess OF Dumas fund is to be held in
the Cairo. The patronesses are Mrs.
Charles Morton, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Foley,
Mrs. Wyville, Mrs. Robertson. Miss Dc
vine and Miss N l.. White, all OF the
Cairo.
The third entertainment planned for the
fund is a costume musicale TO be given
under the management of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Alden In the Willard. De
cember :. The following artists have
been announced TO contribute to the pro-
gram: Mrs. De Yo. soprano: Mrs.
4 Adrienne Wentz, mezZo; Richard Backing.
tenor; Miss Eugenie De Guerin, violin;
Felix Garziglia, pianist, and Miss Mar
guerite O'Toole harpist.
Dr. W. f. Eaten. U. s. N: DR.. r. F.
U. s. N, and Capt. T. D.
WOodson. NJ. c, L. S. A, were the hosts
At a pleasant complimentary dinner given
last evening at the Army and Navy Club
IN honor OF several Of the most charming
of the seasons debutantes-Miss Louise |
Clark, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Pocahon- !
tas Butler. and Miss Mary J. Andrews.
Other guests Were Mrs. Sheehan, as
,haperon; Miss Gwendolyn Denys Miss |
E. briggs, Miss Sheehan, Miss
Elizabeth Hyman, Capt. Earle, L. S. A; |
Capt Merry. U. S. A; Paymaster Neill. |
L. S. N; Paymaster Adee, u. 3. N, and |
DR.. F. n. Harrison. The dinner was
given on the occasion OF the regular |
weekly dinner dance at the club. Dane |
ng followed the dinner.
Capt and Mrs. Theodore a. Baldwin /
will be hosts at a dinner. followed by /
Informal dancing, on Tuesday evening, |
y compliment to their house guest. Miss
Anne Mccormick, Of New York and Salt
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