The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
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Couden left for their wedding trip. the
latter wearing a smart tailored costume
Of dark blue serge, with a hat of taups
satin and straw and taupe fox furs. The
couple will make their home in .Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Mr. Charles II. Sanford. Of Freehold.
y. j.. whose house on Eaton Square.
London. is one of the well-knOwn Ameri-
can residences of that city, is at the
New Willard for few days visit to
Washington.
Mrs. Althouse. wife of Commander
AdelbeTt Althousc. was hostess at bridge
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Mary Cleaves Daniels and Miss Evelyn
Jackson, house guests of the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. The
guests included many of this seasons
debutantes.
Mrs. w \. BIoedorn gave a bridge
party yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Lewis
Mason Gulick, wife OF Capt. Gulick. L.
$. VI. C. At the tea table were Mrs.
Miles Poindexter, Mrs. J. E. MARITIME
and Mrs. Z. =. Parker.
! The young ladies' of Madison Hall
School and their friends were entertained
at a brilliant reception last night by
Mr. and Mrs. George Winston. The
school was elaborately decorated in val
entine cOlOrs, quantities of palms. ferns
and red roses being used in the various
rOOHns. An orchestra played throughout
the evening, and a buffet supper was
served. More than 400 guests were re-
Ceived by Mr.. and Mrs Winston, assisted
by Miss Winston and the young ladies'
of the school. Miss Elizabeth Matthews
and Miss Ethel Thomas were at the tea
table. and Miss Gregory and Miss Bourne
served punch.
Among those staying at the New Will
lard are Mr.. Vernon c Brown and Mr.
Rufus l. Patterson. of New York. and
Mr.. William Endicott. of Boston. and
Mrs. S. 5. Peale, Of Charleroi, Pa
Mrs. John A. Logan will not be able to
receive the sewing circle for the Belgian
relief work this Friday. owing to the
serious illness of her daughter. Mrs. Viii
liam F. Tucker. However. Mrs. Logan's
home in Thirteenth street will be open
for the receipt of clothing and money
for the relief OF the Belgians as here
torore.
Mr. apd Mrs. Joseph NJ Stoddard en-
tertained AZ dinner last night for Capt.
Commander E p. BerthOf and Mrs.
BerthOff, and Capt. John Lund and Mrs.
Lund. and Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Lard.
Lunching in the palm room OF the
New willard yesterday were Mr..
Franklin d. Roosevelt. Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy. and Mr.. Gould
Brokaw. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Burbank. OF Rich
mond. Va. while visiting their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Butler. are guests at
the Hotel POwhatan.
The patronesses for the reception and
dance at the Raleigh on Tuesday even
ing. February l6 to be given by the Sons
Of Confederate Veterans for the benefit
Of the Confederate Home. include: Mrs.
John Sharp Williams, Mrs Charles ID.
Carter. Mrs. Claude a. Swanson, Mrs.
Duncan U. Fletcher, Mrs. Morris Shep-
pard, Mrs. James E. Martini. Mrs. John
X. Shields. Mrs. Joe Bailey. Mrs. Robert
y. Page. Mrs. Ban Johnson, Mrs. WILL
lam P Borland. Mrs. Percy Quin. Mrs
Thomas Watt Gregory. Mrs. Daniel c.
Roper. Nine. PeynadO, Mrs. Maude How
ell Smith. Mrs. Magnus 5. Thompson.
Mrs. Eugenia Zea Rollins. Mrs. William
Oscar Roome, Mrs. Jefferson Millsaps.
Mrs. W. n Wayne, Mrs. Georgia l..
Morgan. Mrs. George s. COvinSton. Mrs.
William Gaeme Harvey. Mrs. John NJ.
Hickey. Mrs John T. Callaghan, Mrs.
Leonard Hoffman, Mrs. Theodore Tiiler.
Mrs. Mccarthy Hanger. Mrs. W. T.
BagECtt. Mrs. G. 3. Ashby. Mrs. George
TheobaId. Mrs LemueI Phillips PadEctJ,
and Mrs Edwin 2. Jones.
Music will be furnished by the Marine
Band. The various committees are rap
idly being arranged, with Hon. Charles
d. Carter. chairman OF the floor commit
tee: Claude y. Bennett. chairman OF tho
reception committee. and ]. Roy Price.
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments Miss Sally Williams. daughter OF
Senator John Sharp Williams, Of Mis-
sissippi and Miss Italy Carter daughter
OF Representative Carter, of Oklahoma.
head the young ladies' committee. The
young men Of the dancing contingent Of
the city, will be announced later. as will
also the Young ladies committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren ]. Davis and
daughter. and Miss Johnson. of Racine,
Wis. while en- route TO Camden. s. c.
are visiting Senator Stephenson and are
guests at the Hotel POwhatan.
Mrs. Frank Il. Odenheimer will give y
small tea at the Gainsboro Monday.
February Is. in compliment to Mrs. Jo-
seph Z. RansdeI and Miss Lillian Pow
ell. of Louisiana.
Mrs. Thomas Sterling. wife Of Sem
ator Sterling. will receive Thursday
afternoon from until at her home,
21O2 Thirty-sixth street northwest She
will be assisted by Mrs. Eben W. Martin,
Mrs. Charles II. Burke, Mrs. Charles H
Dillon, Miss Bessie Burke. and the
Misses Webb, all of South Dakota.
Mr.. Walter w Wick and friend, Mr..
John T. Collins. OF Rutherford, N J.,
while on a business trip are guests ar
the Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Marie Woodward, OF Brookland.
whose marriage to Mr.. Eugene Hilton
Sanchez. Of New York. VIII take place
this evening. entertained at a dinner at
the Shoreham last night in honor Of her
bridesmaids. each of whom received =
pair Of silver buckles, and the table
decorations consisted of pink sweetpeas
and roses. Those present besides Miss
Woodward and Mr.. Sanchez were Miss
Octavia Woodward, Miss Rebecca Wood
ward, Miss Piper. Miss Langley. Miss
Anna Reynez, of New. York; Mr.. James.
Ingraham. Mr.. Sam y. PasCO. Mr.. Thom-
as n. Wilson, and Mr.. Eastemeyer