The Washington times., 1915-02-19

society of Sponsors of the American
NaVv. Pink flowers, palms, ferns and
SIMILAR are used in profusion in the
craving rooms and the library and the
oinilg room is decorated with potted
WhSe azaleas. The orchestra from the
Dolphin viii play during the afternoon.
Mrs. Daniels will be assisted in re-
ceiving by the members of the Society
OF sponsors Mrs. II. 3. Griffin, Mrs.
NJ. E. Trench. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott
and Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley will
anS a.s9 receive; Mce Mrs. william Z. Redhcld
the honors at the tea table.
Mrs. Daniels Is one Of the vice presi-
dents OF the society and one of its most
distinguished members having christ
ened eened the torpedo boat Bagley. named
Tor her brother. Worth Bagley, the
only American naval officer Killed dur
ing the spanish-American war.
The Congressional Club has issued
cards for q buffet luncheon and Book
Day on Wednesday, February "a, at
nalf after twelve o'clock. when each
S'ate oeiegaion will present book.
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-. mrs: Francis B. sayre. daughter of
tne PRESIDENT, who has been q guest at
tne White House since Christmas, will
ieave Tor Williamstown, Mass. In few
days with her infant SON She will re-
Join her husband. who is secretary to
president Garfield. of Williams College.
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The minister from the Netherlands
was among the guests at the marriage
Hasell Berwick. daughter of Mr.. and
mrs. Lewis Cruger Hasell, to Adrian
van de Sande-Bakhuysen, consul gem
Grai era from the Netherlands in New York.
me wedding which came as surprise
10 New York society, no announcement
having been made Of the engagement,
took place at st. Marks Church. the
Rev. w. N. Guthrie officiating in the
presence of a small gathering Of rela-
tivcs and close friends. The ceremony
was followed by an informal reception
in the vestry room of the church.
~. Marks Church was appropriately
.-aSsen for the ceremony. as the brides
ger mayor Of New York in 1883, were
married there in 17os.
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Mrs. Greenbury L. Fort. of Chicago.
Iy,, Who is spending the winter at the New
Twelve at luncheon yesterday in the
blue room there.
Mrs. Mrs: Edward S. Bailey. is entertain
ing at a bridge party OF three tables
today in compliment to Mrs. Charles
w. kutz. wife Of Major kutz, Engineer
Commissioner Of the District. Other
guests have been invited to come in
Alexandra. Va. and Mrs. r. W. walk
er. Of New York, will preside at the
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill was host
ess at bridge yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Gould Lincoln will give bridge
party Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F1agier. wife of Lieut.. COL
Clement A. F.. Flagler, has cards out
for a bridge party next Tuesday after
noon.
A Mi-Careme the dance will be given
by the auxiliary board of the Young
Women's Christian Home, 81 c street.
at Rauscher's on March s. Tickets may
be obtained from Miss Alys Downin. 9O30
National Metropolitan Bank building The
patronesses are Mesdames Hennen
Jennings. Allerton Cmchman. Cleveland
Perkins. Clarence Wilson. Peter Gerry.
Thropp. p Peyton eF; Russell se% Mackay smith,
Duncan Phillips. Pierre La Montague.
Thomas Bowers. Walter wilcox: Eberle.
Alexander Ewing, Francis Ruggles.
MSs0n wsar Esna
Howe. J. Upsher Moorehead. John Glib
bons. Francis Warren. f. G. Stevens,
\. Talbot. Milliken. Heap: Victor kauff-
mann: Gheen. Clabaush. Chauncey Hack
ter Tuckermann: Harvey Wiley. Archi-
bald Davis, Charles Henry Butler.
Leutze, Myron whitney. ir.: George
Bartlett. Donation, Charles Warren.
Edward Johnson. and A. w. Greedy, and
Miss Sophela Hagner.
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An entertainment will be given at
ming. for the benefit Of the Washington
Eye Ear and Throat Hospital
The program, under the direction Of
NJ. f. Kahn. will consist of popular
musical selections by the Rag Pick
crs," represented BY James 4. Waite
four Brown. and Arthur McCreight:
character sketches, NJ. f. Kahn. Coon
ology." William A. Morsell: modern
dancing speciality, Miss Alice Halliday
I'uller and J. Carl Hess: songs by Julian
on Current Events" George a. Sent
ley: barytone solo. A. Theodore How
ard; accompanied by Prof. George Her
bert Wells. and the one-act farce.
.'Chums." with the cast as follows:
ham. Harry Breed. Mr.. Breed. Mrs.
John Hill. Miss Esther Gailbraith. Ed
ward l. Muth. John II. Hill, and M. f.
Kahn.
The program will begin at Sis, and
after 10 p. m. there will be dancing.
A pretty weddins took place yester-
day at noon when Miss Katherine
Shannon was married to Walter J. Gill.
tr.. OF Boston. Mass, at the Church of
the Ascension. the Rev. ]. Henning
Nclns offic 'ating. The bride was at
tended by Mrs. William X Nottingham
as matron Of honor. and William k
Nottingham acted as best man. The
bride Is a daughter of Julian l.. Not
tingharn. lifelong resident of this
city. Mrs. Anna Brett SUNNY, con
tralto soloist. gave most effectively q
group Of songs before the ceremony.
The bride was bccomingly attired in
a dark blue velvet travelling suit trim
med with fur, with hat and mum to
match. and carried a large bouquet Of
violets and lilies of the valley. Mrs
Nottingham wore turquoise blue
charn.euse dress and mum with a gold
hat and corsage bouquet of sweet
peas. Mr. and Mrs. Gill. after honey
moon trip to New York and the New
England States. will make their home
IN New York. where the groom is con-
nected with a well-known patent law
firm
The present weekend will be one OF
pn'at social activity at the Tome
School. This evening the annual WASH
ington's Birthday dance will be held:
tomorrow afternoon DR.. Baker will
hold Il reception ut his residence. and
tomorrow evening the interdormitOry