The Washington herald., 1915-05-08
Doings of Society


Washington interests are Centered upon
Flower Day today, when the society girls
and young married women will sell flow
ers on the streets for the benefit OF the
Washington Diet Kitchens. This novel
way of raising money for so worthy a
cause is copied from Alexandra Day in
England. Among those who will sell are
Miss Bacon, Mrs. Mark Bristol. Mrs.
Bonnaffon. Mrs Ward Brown, Mrs. Je-
rome Bonaparte, Miss Birney, Mrs. Fred
Chaplin. Miss F. Carpenter. Miss Beatrice
Glover. Miss Cassells. Mrs. Thomas Clay
tor. Miss Corcoran. Miss Church. Miss ID.
Taylor, Miss McChord, Miss Decide. Mrs.
Letter. Miss May. Miss Perrin. Miss
Wiley. Mrs. Inward Hume. Miss Ruth
Wilson. Miss Janin. Miss Parker. Mrs.
Britton Brown. Miss Moore. Mrs.
Thomas. Miss Martin. Miss Hendrick,
Miss Reed. the Misses Fitch. Miss Shep-
pard. Mrs. Henry Spencer. Mrs StaveIey.
the Viscountess de Sibour, Miss Stone.
Mrs. Flemming Newbold. Miss Elsie
Davis. the Misses Denys. Miss Du VOse,
Mrs Archibold Davis. Miss Meta Evans,
the Misses Eninger. Mrs. Earle. Miss FL
hot, Miss Nash, Miss McConihe. Miss
Lay Miss Callie Hoke Smith. the Misses
Smith. Mrs. Fortescue, Mrs. Lorimer
Graham, Miss Harding. Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Miss Williams. Miss Morgan.
Mrs. John Thompson. Miss Larner. Mrs.
McCannan. Mrs. Walter Wilcox. Mrs
Wyeth. Miss Magruder. Miss McCIintock
Mrs. Evan Sewall, and the Misses De
Pena.
At the Union Station the following
women will sell flowers: Miss l.. Ander-
son. Miss Sheridan. Mrs. Purdy. Mrs.
Wilkins. Mrs. Barnett. Mrs. Merrett. and
Madame Hauge. In case of rain. the
selling of flowers will he postponed until
Monday.
Richmond. have arrived in Washington
and will he at the Shoreham for some
time.
Mrs. Bryan, wife of the Secretary
of State. will he the guest of honor
at luncheon which Mrs. Daniel G..
Roper and Miss Roper will give next
Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Ladd was hostess at
an informal luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Nelson Barker will en-
terrain at a reception next Saturday
afternoon from 4 TO s o'clock at her
residence in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Charles c. McChord entertained
in honor of Mrs William cambridge.
of Frankfort, Ky. Mrs. Joseph w.
Folk and Mrs. John f. Osborne pre-
sided at the tea table.
The officers and ladies' of Fort Myer
gave the last informal hop of the sea
son in the administration building
last evening.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Dover House in honor of their guests.
the Misses Peters. of Boston.
Capt and Mrs Edward A. Sturges
were hosts at a dinner last evening
at their residence in Fort Myer in
honor Of Mrs. Wilder. of Honolulu.
taking their guests later to the in
formal hop in the administration
building
Mai. and Mrs. Manus McCloskey en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
when their guests included Col. and
Mrs. Charles r. Menoher. Capt. and
Mrs. Clarence Jones. Lieut.. and Mrs
Philip Thirber. Miss Simpson and Capt
Morris F.. Locke.
Mr.. de HedrI, second secretary Of the
Austrian Embassy. was host at dinner
dance at Rauscher's Thursday evening.
Princess Won HatZfeldt chanroned the
party and the guests included Prince Won
Hatzfeldt, counselor of the German En-
bassy: Miss Frances Lippitt. Miss Mar
-aret Perrin: Miss Sturges. of Providence.
r. l.: Miss Louise Delano: Miss Mary
Scott of Chicago: Miss Thatcher; Mr.. de
Bea ufort and Count Won Rechteren Linn
purg of the Netherlands Legation: Nav
-oudi Enendi. of the Turkish Embas sy:
Prince Hohenlohe. OF the Austrian En-
bassy: Mr.. r. Bingham. and Mr.. II.
SturGes.
Judge r. III. Never. of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. and Mrs. Meyer
about fifty guests last even
ing at dance on the lawn of Highland
Manor. their residence in Wisconsin ave-
nue.
All the members of the Cabinet were at
one table in the rose room yesterday.
The charge d'affsires of Greece. Mr.
Vouros entertained at luncheon, as
lid Mr.. Constantinidi. secretary of the
Greek Legation. NJ. de Beaufort. Prince
Hohenlohe. and Mavrondi Effendi. Of the
Turkish Embassy. were also lunchinS At
the Shoreham.
Miss Mary c. Failing. of Portland. Ore.
who spent the early spring in New York
"ity is making one Of her frequent visits
10 the Willard. Miss Failing motored
rom New York to Washington. where
she will remain until after the National
Capital horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jaffray. of New
York. arrived at the Shoreham yesterday
md will be in town for some time.
The patronesses for The Opium
Pipe" which will he given at the Be
"a SEQ Monday evening. May 10. in aid
IF the French motor ambulance fund.
will include Mrs George Cabot Lodge. .