The Washington herald., 1915-05-01
Doings of Society

The President. ACCOMPANIED by Miss
Margaret Wilson and Miss Helen Wood
row Bones. left asst evening for Williams
town Mass. to he present at The
christening of his grandson. Francis
Sayre who was born in the White HOUSE
in January. The President is expected Il
he godfather for the baby.
Col. Edward T. Brown. who has been
1.-THE guest OF the President al the White
House for several days returned to his
home in Atlanta, Ga. Yesterday morn
Eg.
The Postmaster q, neral and Mrs. Bur
Lesson were hosts III dinner last evening
Mrs William G. Redheld. wife of the
Secretary OF Commerce. will be hostess
at lunch, on next SATURDAY.
Mrs Hugh l.. Scott entertained at a
luncheon Yesterday. Quantities of dog
WOOD formed the decorations and the
guests !nclLded Mrs. Rollins Morse, Mrs
}" mes WadswOrth, Mrs. Barker. Miss
Julia Strong, Mrs. Fowler. Mis- Elmer
SON II. I-iscUm. Mrs. Albert l.. Mills. Mrs
Charles ii. Bu;ler. Mrs. McCalIa, and
guests OF Gen and Mrs. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony J. Gavin have
arrived IN Washington and are stop
ping at the Portland.
Mrs. John l.. Edwards was hostess
at bridge party yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. John +. Waggaman
and her guest. Mrs. T. " Jenkins, OF
no
Mrs. Floyd Waggaman, Mrs. Elliott
Woods. Mrs. W. +. Ham. Mrs. b. II
Warner Mrs. Allen Walker, Mrs
Maurice Hoffman, Mrs. Walter Webb
Mrs. Albert Howard. Mrs. John Chill
dress. Mrs. L. q. Cameron. Mrs. Thorn
ton Parker and Mrs. Alexander Nc
tormick, who presided at the tea ia
bile.
Mrs. Arthur Wallace Dunn. presI-
dent of the Georgetown Convent Al
umnae Association. will entertain the
committees OF the association at q
buffet luncheon today
Miss Frances Miller entertained al
tea yesterday .afteruoou at the Chevy
chase club in honor of Mrs. William
Tha~. of Pittsburgh. Among the
other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs T.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook, all OF
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace Rankin was
hostess at luncheon at the Shore
ham when her guests were Mrs. Brit
ton Browne. Mrs. Charles r. Hagner.
Mrs. Murphy. of New York. and Miss
Wallace.
Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker. of Aus
tin, Tex. president of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs. arrived at the VIII
length. Mrs. Pennypacker will be
extensively entertained during her
stay in Washington.
Among those attending the mid-week
supper dance at the Willard were Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph W. Folk Commissioner .nd
Mrs. C.. c. McChord. Miss Margaret Nc
Chord. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hdmpson Gary Mr.. Dubar Dobson
Mr.. Ralph Hill, Mr. Ralph Coffin, Mrs
W. r. cambridge. Miss Elise cambridge.
of Kentucky; Miss Pauline Lockett, Miss
Doris Moore, Miss Margaret Howard
and Richard Oulahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Darsie and Miss
Annie Darsie. of Pittsburgh. and Miss
Frances Miller left Washington last even
ing for Old Point Comfort. where they
will spend week at the Hotel Chamber
lain.
Col and Mrs. $ l.. Slocum have gone to
Hot Springs. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Goddard Binney. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Binney. of
Providence. r. l.. will be married to
Mr.. Barnes Newberry. son of the former
=. L.
man Newberry of Detroit. on June %.
The ceremony will be followed by a re-
ception and will take place at the coun-
try home of the brides parents at Po-
towomut. Z. |. Mr.. Newberry is SEN
ior at Yale and will receive his degree
in June
Among the interesting folk who were
present at the annual benefit for the
Aid Association for the Blind at the
Columbia Theater were the German Am
bassador. the Austro- Hungarian Am
bassador. Nine. Hague. Miss Kibbey. Col
Robert VI. Thompson. John II. Mclean,
Thomas Ewing, Commissioner of Pat
ents; Christian Heurich. Albert Carry. \.
:. BUrleson. Postmaster General; Mrs
Elkins, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs
Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Richardson Clover
Miss Goldman, Miss Delos BlodGett, Mrs
JbU1 Joy F-tSbll. MISS BTlttbH
and Mrs Robert T Lincoln.
The marriage Of Miss Effie Kline Eaker.
daughter of Dr. and Mr. Frank Baker.
and Mr.. Richard Wheatley Lewis. son
of col. I. y. Lewis, L. :. y. retired. OF
I 'tica, n. Y. took place last evening at
\ O'Clock. at the home of the brides
parents in Fillmore street. The Cere-
mnny was performed by the Rev. l. G.
Il. Pierce in the presence of the members
Of the two families. Apple and cherry
blossoms and masses Of spring flowers
The bride was given away by her
father, and wore gown of soft white
satin. Her veil was of lace caught with
oranSe blossoms, and she carried bou
quot of white orchids and lilies Of the
valley. She was unattended. and Lieut..
6. +. Lewis. L. =. A. brother of the
bridegroom. was best man.
An informal reception followed the cere-
mony. after which the young couple
left for an extended trip. Mrs. Lewis
wearing a tailored suit Of dark blue
serge and Il large hat of whit. straw
and blu" satin. They will make their
home in Utica, y. Y.
The animal country fete for tho