The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-29

Desser also of Washington. is 4 guest
of the same hotel.
DIR. and Mrs. W. F.. McCammop have
gone TO Atlantic City for the srpn,.r
| are stopping at the Hotel Raleigh
| pr. ana Mrs. Walter Van Swerinpep
OF liz street. will take possess;o,, -.
their home at 1852 Sixteenth stree, ~,
Monday on
MRS. John lIarcomb entertained AZ a
Iuncheon and bridge party vesrerda, in
honor of Mrs. John F. War~,n,as
her house guests. Mr.. and Mrs, G. F
Hobertson. of Baltimore and Mrs r II
Jenkins. of Easton. Pa. / IL
The engagement of Miss Nor, eoes
fepper' daughter of Mr.. Charles \. pen
per' ana MT Severely Price Evans. son
| OF Representative and Mrs Jobp NJ
Evans. of Montana. was announcer 80,
| .erday at luncheon given at the cn,,,r,-
pa country Club by Mrs. r /. Sto,.t
me "ther guests were Mrs. John NJ
Evans. Mrs. Roland Marshall. urs
.naries A johnson. Mrs Russell Mad
ueh. MISS Marie Madden. Miss Mari.
Shriner '-'''i
! The wedding will take place .J,n. g,
at St Margaret's church.
MISS Nancy Gordon Jones was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in honor of li;s,
Ruth Hiss. whose marriage I, ,,.nt
LEWIS ffayes Watkins. L. s. A. will TAX.
pace May L. Yellow roses formed the
decorations and the guests were Mi.
Frances Effinger. Mrs James NicboI,s
Seaver Brewster. Miss Barbara Uora
MISS Julia Heyl, and Mrs j. H. Knspp
Miss May Power will entertain at
nunet luncheon today in honor of Mis-.
Ruth Bliss and Miss Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Levy announr. the
enga cement of their DAUGHTER. Frances
TO Mr. Louis Buckner. of Baltimore.
Mrs Tom Dixson entertained at a
bridge party Yesterday afternoon at the
HiShlands Among the guests were Mrs
victor Kaufman. Mrs. Edward w
Eberle. Mrs. Kinney. Mrs. G. r. Brit
tain. Mrs. W. ID. Leahy Mrs. Francis
Nash. Mrs. VI. f. Trench, Mrs. f. T.
Dorm. Mrs. T. r. Kurtz. Mrs. Owen
Bartlett Mrs. Locke Mrs John Rhodes.
and Mrs. r. P Enrich
MIR and Mrs. Dixson will leave Wash
inston for Australia within few days.
Mrs. f. Hayward Mrs. &. f Smith
Miss May Smith and Mr.. A. p. Adams.
OF Baltimore. who came to Wash,r..
ton yesterday for the Fisher-Austin
wedding. are stopping at the Shore
ham.
Mrs W. NJ. Stoner left last night for
Roanoke. Va, to participate in Nav
day suffrage celebration in that city
She expects to return within a few
days.
Mrs. Philip Clancy. of Niagara Falls.
New York, is spending this week with
her sister. Mrs. Theodore Filler Mrs
Filler and her son Theodore, jr. leave
soon for Mrs. Filters home in Georgia
Miss Marian NJ Haley. of New YORK,
who has been spending some time in
Panama and in the West Indies, has
returned to the Shoreham.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Willard from Cleveland are Mr.. Henry
S. Sherman and family and Mrs. II.
]. McKimmie and Mrs. Henry Kelsey
Devereux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l.. Ellison. Miss
Miriam Ellison. Miss Marjery W Eber.
of Philadelphia; Mrs. c. NJ Ostrander
and Miss Frances Read. of Philadel-
Phih' iiiNSu inc sNhpftHdHl NeSleT-
day.
Those who hold tickets and boxes for
The Spirit of the Nations in Music and
Rhythm" postponed to May 81. are re-
minded of the change of date of the
production.
The patronesses include Mrs. Edward
Douglas White. wife OF the Chief Jus
tice: Mrs. Thomas Watts Gregory. wife
Of ha
Fitch. Mrs. WaIcott Tuckerman. Nine
Suarez- Mujica. wife of the Amba ssador
of Chile: Sonora Brenez-Mesen, wife
of the Minister of Costa Rica: Nine
Calderon. wife of the Minister of Bo-
livia; Mrs. Littauer. Mrs. Archibald
Oracle. Mrs. Robert n. Harper and
many others.
Many civic bodies are greatly inter
ested in the success of Miss Dabneys
plans to make this performance an
impressive demonstration to the Pan
American visitors here at that time OF
what Washington has to offer in must
cal and historical talent. \ larger num-
Der of the best voCalists are on the pro-
gram than have ever appeared at any
one performance before.
A large dinner was offered last night
by the Chilean Amha ssador and Nine.
Suarez to several members of their
friends and personnel of the smbassys
staff. Among the guests were the SeCre-
tary of State and Mrs. Bryan. the Bra
lillian Ambassador and Nine. da Gam.
the Italian Ambassador and Countess
Macchi dc Cellere. the American Amhss-
ssdOr to Chile. MIR. Henry L. Fletcher.
Mrs. J. b. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gist
Blair. Mr.. J. p. Henderson. jr.. the Min
lister of Honduras. Mr.. MembrenO: the
Cuban Minister and Nine. de Cespcdes.
the Counselor of the Argentine Embassy
and Nine. Quintana. Miss dc Pcna. and
the members of the Chilean Embassy's
staff-Mr. and Mime. Enrique Cuevas.
Capt. and Mime. Julio Ditthorn. Mr.. and
Nine. Leon, and Mr.. DariO Ovahe.
Swedish Boats Held Up in Baltic.
Inndnn Anril 2s-The Swedish Ships