The Washington herald., 1914-04-12
Tea-Dances Planned.

The dansant which is to be given IN
the ballroom Of the Raleigh Hotel AnriI
| q ana > by the board of lady managers
or the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital promises to be a brilliant So
clal anair- On that occasion many prom
nsht xn people VIII entertain parties OF
friends during the afternoons and a
number Of tables already have been en-
gagged for this purpose.
Among the patronesses of the dansant
are Countless Won Bernstorff, Mrs. John
Hay. Mrs. A. S. Burleson, Mrs. Lind1ev
NJ Garrison. Nine. de Riano. Mrs
Charles c. Glover. Mrs. Henry Cabot
Lodge. Mrs Horace Lurton. Mrs Ro-
land Cotton Smith, Mrs E Francis
Riggs. Miss Mabel Boardman, Mr..
Richard Harlow. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins.
Mrs Francis s. Nash. Mrs B. H. Buck
! ingham. Mrs Cleveland Perkins Miss
Blunt. the Misses Foster. Mrs. F. K.
Lane. Mrs. J. Crayke Simpson. Mrs
Charles p. SummeraH. Mrs Theodore
w. Noyes. Mrs. Charles j. Bell. Mrs
victor Kaufman. Mrs Arthur Addison,
MS Mrs 7; L. Ames. Mrs. Thomas L Casey.
Mrs Murray Cobb. Mrs. George T
Porter. Mrs. Chauncey Baker Mrs
George Thomas Dunlop. Mrs. Charles W.
Richardson. Mrs. Joseph r Folk. Mrs
Thomas T. Gaff. Mrs. Mckay, Mrs
Calf. Nine. Havenith. Miss y. r. Hett-
Mrs ID. F. Houston Mrs. ". s Hutch
ins. Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss Flora
Wilson, Miss Kibbey. Mrs. John c. KeI-
ton. Mrs. d. c. Kingman. Mrs A. 4
King. Mrs Reeves Lewis. Mrs. Henry
X Lemly. Mrs Payne Meredith. Mrs.
George Y. McLanahan. Mrs Albert L.
Mills, and Mrs. W. Duncan McKim.
The tea dance which is to he given on
both afternoons during the bazaar will
De followed each evening by a supper
and dancing at night. The attractions
Of the booths at the bazaar are to ba
so varied that articles for both beauty
and use may be secured.
Mr.. A. Schifman. who was the house
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Schifman. re-
turned Friday TO his home in Green's
borO. y. C.
The Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Unitarian Church gave a most thorouCh!--
enjoyable congregational dinner on
Wednesday evening of the past week in
the lecture room Of the church. The
dinner preceded the annual report rneet-
ing of the church. presided over bv Mir
James F. Hood, which also proved TO n.
most interesting. The room and BANQUET
tables were attractively decorated with
palms. ferns, pussy-willow. and jonouIIs
After more than 90 Of the congrecat;n,,
d
words of hearty welcome were spoken i,v
the minister. Rev. L. G. B. Pierce There
was music throughout the dinner. two
charming solos by Mr. Charles MvCrs
being especially well received.
unanimous vote of thanks was
given Mrs. J. Jerome Lightfoot, who
had the dinner in charge. Mrs Ger
shorn Bradford. Mrs c. W. Perlev.
Mrs. L. A. Simon and Mrs BENJAMIN
Smith termed her assisting committee,
Mrs. Elmer Stewart was in charge of the
decorations and the dinner was served
by number of the young men and
young women of the church. Mrs.
Pierce. Mrs Whitman Cross Mrs Caleb
Miller Mrs. G. Grosvenor Dave, and
Mrs. A B. Foster acted as a reception
Mrs. NJ. Myer left on Wednesday for
her home in ST. Louis. after a delight
full visit to Washington.
Miss Agra Bennett will not he the first
Of her family to he married in the Ma
tional Capital The first White House
wedding was that Of one of her anCes-
tors Judge John J. jackson. who married
Polly" Payne. sister OF Dolly Nadi-
son. Judge jackson was a member OF
The House OF Representatives at that
time. and Mr.. Madison. afterward Presi-
lent. was Secretary of State. Mrs
Madison had her sister Mary with her
N Washington and it was in this way
she met and was cOurted by Judge Jack
son. Mrs Madison acted as first ladv
II the land during that administration.
ind TINS is the reason the ceremony was
performed in the White House. This was
n 1901 and not in 1S12. as published in the
accounts of White House weddings
MISS Bennett's father is Mr.. Louis Ben
lett. a Ereat-nephew of this Judge Jack
on When school girl in Paris she
vas taken to London in May to be pre-
ented at the first court of King George
md Queen Mary
After the London season she and her
mother spent the summer in Norway.
the Land of the Midnight SUM-" and the
winter We're guests in the gov
rnment camp at Delhi for the Durbar
nd spent much time travelling through
ndia and were among the few invited
o be present at the viceroy's palace
o meet the King and Queen on their
rrivai in Calcutta.
Mr.. Mckinley is a nephew and name
AXE of the late Uniteo States Senator
ohnson y. Camden. and is president If
he Richmond Coal Company. He is in
crested in various other enterprises and
member of the Fort Henry" "Coun-
" and other Wheeling clubs where he
socially prominent.
MIR. and Mrs. Giles Heilprin announce
he marriage of their daughter. Marion.
, Mr.. Walter Pollock. of New YORK
ity
The Washington Alliance of Jewish
;omen will hold its regular meeting
uesday. April Il. at 2:3O p. m. in the
estry of the Eighth Street Temple. whe,
lie following interesting program Will he
resented: Rev. DR.. Earle WEh", VIII he
L. main speaker of the afternoon. Mrs.
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