The Washington herald., 1914-11-19

President Wilson and his party will oc
cupy box sixty-nine at the Army ant
Navy football game in Philadelphia tn
Saturday after Thanksgiving Day.
The dinner dance at the Chevy Chas,
| Country Club last night was ATTENDED
by a large and brilliant company Of so
ciety people. Those who entertained. a
/ private dinner parties included Com
mander Wylie. Gen. Gorgas, DIR. Tai
bot, Mrs. Lehy, Mrs. Stratton, Miss Cor
don. Senator and Mrs. Owen, of Okla
! homa; Mrs. Mary Parker and Mrs. Tot
| ton.
! Mrs. Gregory and Miss Jane Gregory
J wife and daughter Of the Attorney Gen
| rral. went to New York yesterday fol
! the week end. Mrs. Gregory will theI
| return here and Miss Gregory will Z,
| to Philadelphia TO visit until the Army
| Navy football game.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
! Bakhmeteff went to New York Monday
Members Of the embassy staff are also
there.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Bryan
who left Washington Tuesday night for
/ their winter home in Miami. Fla. are
expected back in Washington on Tues
day.
Mrs. Kate J. BoeCkh. the LenOx. an
EounCes the marriage Of her son. Ever
ard Hereford Boeckh. on October -. to
Miss MrTel VI. Jones. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. \. G. Jones. of Portland. Oreg.
Mr.. Bo.ckh is the grandson Of the late
charles \. BOeCkh. Of Toronto. Canada.
and Mrs. Walter Hereford Of Somerset
shire. England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bocckh will reside at 1OS
Pembroke street. Toronto. Canada.
WashingtOnians at the WolcOtt Hotel
in New York City include Mrs. Charles
r. Collins and Miss Collins and Mr.. Sid
ney B. Williamson.
Registering at the Hotel McAlpin. New
York. from Washington during the past
week have been Mrs. W. IL Dow John
d. Johnson, n. NJ Dixon. Mr. and Mrs.
J. NJ Swanson. +. l.. Middleton. Vernon
+. Hodges. Frank p. Madlgan. H. II.
Dodge W. J. Plling. Eagle Colquitt. II.
VI. SOuthgate. d. Gutierrez Navas l..
Lyons. John T. Rem"y. Carl II. Osborn.
Miss Ida ". Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Manning. NJ. +. Bingham. c. N Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barrett. William
Powers, Mrs. jewell kenney. &. J.
Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs {. =. Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark 4. Watson. Mr.. F
J. Rafferty,. Mrs. NJ. Hord. Mrs. r.
Abels Miss Anna VI. IIagaE, L B. g.
Delaney r. Spanier. VI. \. BaIIinger.
A +. Radert. W. II. Potter. =. q.
Brock. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Norman. Mrs
c. V. Helmhold. and Mrs. q. Erie
bacher.
\ large attendance of fashionable So
ciety will aid the American Red Cross
fund this afternoon at the New National
Theater when a Darktown GamboT'
will he produced by the Chorus Club Of
the State. War and Navy Department for
that purpose.
Those who Will act as patronesses for
the benefit performance are. Mrs. Will
lam J. Bryan. Mrs. L.indley VI. Garrison.
Mrs. JO<ephUs Daniels. Mrs Albert :.
Rurleson. Mrs. David +. Houston. Mrs.
William =. Redheld. Mrs. Franklin n.
Lane. Mrs. William Phillips. Miss Mabel
Boa rdman. Mrs. William W. Wother-
spoon. Mrs. Victor Blue. Mrs. William c
GOrEas. Mrs. W. :. Braisted, Mrs. Henry
T. Allen, Mrs. Richard VI. Watt, Mrs
Julian James. Mrs. Charlotte NJ Congsr.
dersOn. Mr.. David Fairchild, Mrs.
Charles J. ReTl and Mrs Larz Ander-
son.
As a result Of rivalry in a small coterie
of golfers at Hot Springs, Va. Mrs. Will
lam c. Denny and the Messrs Robert
and Alfred BaChelIer. OF this city. CAV
two prizes for competition in a twO-hau
aggregate score tournament. which was
played off today the first prize going to
Mrs William F,.lOwes Morgan and Mr.
William {. Denny. while the second VS.
won hv Mrs. Adolph 6. RosenEarten and
M Alfred BatCheIler
With the opening Of the shooting sea-
son in this and adjoining counties to-
day many parties left the Honest. at
early for the fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. jr..
drove over to Oak=rove this morning for
a wild turkey luncheon. Miss Gladys
Ingalls,. whose engagement to Mr.. Fred
eric Murphy. OF New York. recently was
Is still suffering from the in
jury she received in an automobile aC-
cident IN tine Berkshres. Miss Ingalls,
and her mother expect To so to Cal!for-
mia soon.
Arrivals today were Mrs Charles Neave
and Mr.. 3, njamin E. Lawrence, of New
York, Mrs. Francis Gray and Mr.. and
Mrs. James I.awrenC". Boston. and Mr..
Frank Lyman, Brooklyn.
Mrs. John Joy White Mrs. Christian
IIemmick Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs
James Mitchell. Mrs. Robert Baker. Mr..
y MOnru" Hopkins. Mrs. William +.
Ridgcly. Mrs. George T OdcIl, Mrs
Harvey Wiley. Mrs. :. c. NraIr. Mrs
Robert FImore Mrs. John Henderson.
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell. Mrs H. A
smith. Mrs Morven Thompson Mrs.
Thuriow Gordon. Mrs. Ormsby McCam-
non. Miss Flora Wilson. Mrs. John e.
Fremont. Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Harry
'ul" will act as patroneSSes for a the
lansaUt TO be given at RaUscher's Friday 4
tIt"rnuOu. November % from I until :
y, lock ny the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage.
Miss Dorothy Earle is chairman Of the
innsant committee and Mrs. y. MOUru"
hopkins has charge Of the ticket sale
Miss Emily Perry is chairman Of tn"
andy table. and Miss Ann Hopkins and
Miss Marie Green will assist at the flower ,
poOth
Mon will be given Sunday afternoon NJ
northwest. Miss Mabel Vernon. who has I,
-ecentIy returned from Nevada, where |
he campaigned for suffrage. Will speak.
The Secretary of the Smithsonian In |
;titution and Mrs. WalCott, who have re- :
entity 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 !
ormally on Wednesdays. beginning No /
.ember . Miss Helen Walcott. who is |
listing Mrs. Dimock In New York. will |
'eturn to Washington December II
large number of guests from Wash |