The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-01
: Doinss Of Society /

The President attended services at the
! Central Presbyterian Church yesterday
| morning. and went for long motor
| ride in the afternoon. accompanied by
Miss Bones. Mrs. Brewer. and Mrs.
Erskin(
The Vice President ard Mrs. Marshall
entertained at dinner Saturday evening
at the Shoreham. Their guests were
the Secretary of War and Mrs. CARR
son. Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh. Justice
McReynolds. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Eld"r. of indianapolis.
The Attorney General ard Mrs. Greg
, DRY We're hosts at dinner Saturday even
ing. Their guests were the Secretary
I of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston. the
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs Nrooman. Senator and Mrs. Will
lard salisbury. the Commissioner OF
Patents and Mrs. Thomas Ewing. and
| Representative and Mrs. J. Willard
RsGsdalc.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Charles Warren were among tn"
dinner hosts of Saturday evening. Their
guests were Justice and Mrs Lamar. the
Third Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. William Phillips. Representative and
Mrs. Henry d. Danforth. Judge and Mrs.
Sidney Ballou. Mr.. and Mrs. Raynal
c. Boiling. of New York, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allerton Cushman.
Mrs. Duncan I. Fletcher will enter
tain at a buffet luncheon at the Con-
gressonal Club today in honor OF the
retiring executive board and chairmcn of
committees and the newlyelected eNecu-
tive board ard committee Chairmen.
Mr.. Turner Ashton. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
". Eedy. and Mr.. Noel Eedy. OF Sydney.
Australia. are at the New Willard. Mr.
Ashton and party are on a trip around
the world.
Mrs. Claude Swanson was hostess at
! luncheon Yesterday in honor Of Mrs.
Henry +. Dimock. of New York. The
guests included Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh.
Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson. Mrs. Morris
Sheppard. Mrs. William II. Thompson.
Mrs. Thomas r. Dunn. Mrs. :. b. NJ.
Young Mrs Charles u. WaIcott. Mrs
Matthew r. Scott. Mrs. Francis Nash.
and Mrs McNsal. of Philadelphia
Baskets filled with spring flowers and
California oranges were used in the table
decorations.
Miss Gencvieve Clark daughter OF the
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark. has gone
TO sanatorium for a rest. Since her
debut last winter Miss Clark has been
one of the most fetcd members of the Of
fetal set. Aside from her social duties
she has taken a keen and active inter-
est in various relief organizations and
has given "A great deal of time to the
benefit entertainments of the season
Lately she has been attending to the de-
tails of her trOsscau. and il is believed
that her marriage to Mr.. Thomson. of
New Orleans, will take place shortly.
Mrs. Perry Heath left yesterday for
New York TO spend the week.
The Congressional Club will entertain
at a reception and dance tonight. There
will be card playing for those who do
not dance and exhibition dancing during
the evening.
The bridge and tea dance TO he
given at the Cairo on "Wednesday art
ernoon from $50 to o'clock for the
benefit of the Confederate Home
promises to be great success finan-
Cially and socially. number OF
army. navy. Congressional. and resi-
Dental women. Northern as well as
Southern, have united to raise the
debt on the Confederate Home. Many
Of the Cabinet women will act as
patroncsses and will receive With
Mrs. Wayne. the president of Beaure-
gard Chapter, L. u. Z. Miss LilS
Watts Collins, Miss Nell Rose Bag
gett, Miss Ida Bonic. and Miss Mar
garet Trimble will have a number of
Young debutantes assisting them for
the tea dance, which will be given at
4.3O o'clock. Can't. Winters, of Fort
Mver. will he chairman of the floor
committee. and will be assisted by
army and navy men.
Additional patrOnessrs and those nav
ing tables for bridge for the benefit are:
Mrs Thomas Il. Marshall, Mrs. Champ
CIark Mrs osborne Mrs Franklin D.
Roosevelt. Mrs. Samuel J. Graham, Mrs
Audrien Jones. Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
Mrs DeIus Rlodrctt. Mrs. Matthews
Mrs Francis Nash. Mrs. y. f.. Mason,
Mrs Matthew Scott Mrs. Carl Vrooman.
Mrs Robert Wypne. Mrs. William c.