The Washington herald., 1915-03-29

] The President attended morning serv-
ice at the Central Presbyterian Church
accompanied by Miss Bones. yesterday.
In the afternoon he went on his usual
Sunday afternoon motor drive with MEM
beers of his household.
| Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter OF the
! President. has just concluded recording
| The Star SpaTgled . Banner" on Il
lEFaphophonc record. and has agreed TO
| turn over her royalties to the 1nterna-
tional Board of Relief. an organization
| working i'll the war-striCken cities of Eu-
rope.
Miss Wilson's income from her recorded
voice on this one record will help relieve
several hundred families. Miss Wilson
has been extremely interested in charity
since she became a resident of Washing
ton. and. at the same time, has always
had a lively interest in concert music.
Her voice is a sweet soprano. and her
SONGS all have the volume of many
prof ssiOnal voice She has not sung in
public since she came To- Washington.
She has been experimenting with TO
cords of her own vote" for several
months past. and has reached the stag"
where she can produce a mechanical
duplicate Of her efforts that ranks with
Bnn"I's or Miss Alice Neilscn*.
ON 4 recent trip to New York she was
Shnwns the method of making original
records. Aft.r several records Were SUNG
by her and pronounced commercial sue
cesseS, sh" evolved the scheme of having
her records placed on sale. the proceeds
TO 60 to the charity work in the war
zone, in which she is entirely in SYM
Iathy in a practical way.
TIL" Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs charles Warren We're hosts at din
nor Saturday evening. >The guests were
tho Arc"ntin" Ambassador and Mime.
NaOn. the Solicitor General and Mrs.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Bliss.
"f New York Mr.. and Mrs. GiSt Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Goodwin. Mrs. Rich
ardsun. and Mr.. Charles Noble Gregory.
tn" Ambassador from chile and Nine.
Suarcz We're hosts at dinner Saturday
evening as a farewell to Mr.. Marquoira.
who is the retiring second secretary OF
the embassy recently transferred to Lon
don. TIL" other guests were the Score
Iary If tn" Colombian LEGATION and Nine.
Nucizar. Miss CaIder"n. the Military At
tach" Of tn" Spanish Embassy and Nine.
dr I-rruIIo. the first secretary 81 the
Argentine Embassy. Mr.. tCUna. tho 500
oud secretary Of tho GTuGUavan L"ra-
ii"n. Mr.. Hugo de Pvna; Miss ii" Pena.
tn" secretary Of tn" Panama legation.
MIR. L"f"vrr. Miss I.sfcvr". Miss Godny.
rl,,. Misses Sun-ez. tn" second secretary
"f tho Chilean Embassy. Mr.. pvalI". and
IN" privat" secretary 10 the Ambassador.
NJ. oucSada.
TIL" Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. r. Marvin Underwood were among
III" dinner hosts Of Saturday evening.
Tn" guests included Mr. and Mrs. g. ..
Northrup. Mr. and Mrs Merrill Gallo
way. and pr. .ud Mrs. George TulIy
Vaughan.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Emory Marvin Underwood enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday night
capt. Srhindcl starts today from Flor
ida on his annual inspection trip or
Tia" military schools Of thu country lie
LETT Washint"u last Friday and went
directly 10 Florida. IIc is not expected
{" return TN the first part Of June.
Brig. Cen. Harry r Hodges. L. s. \.
by Mrs. Hodges. is soon
to leave for his new post at Fort Tottcn.
y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Sanford. Of London.
ntrrtained the Counselor OF the British
Embassy and Mrs. Barclay at dinner at
the New Willard yesterday
Miss IIildreth Lakewood. will on
terrain at luncheon for Hiss Ruth
bliss on April II. Miss Bliss is to he
married I" Capt. Lewis H. Watkins in
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r Gage. OF West
". Mass. accompanied by Miss Ellen
hart. Of IIaverhill. Mass. are spending
R few weeks in Washington. and are
guests at the Hotel Powhatan
Lieut.. Louis \ Craig l. s. A.. ar
rived at tn" Ebbitt Yesterday aft rnoon
Major Charles W. Kutz has issued in
vitatuns for Il dinner AT the Army and
Navy Club for April s
Mrs. James Cousins ann daughter, Of
Norwalk. Conn. are guests at tho Hotel
P"whattan during their visit TO Wash
inGt m.
Faymastcr Robert s. Chew. jr.. L. s.