The Washington herald., 1915-04-09

Mrs. Ernest F. Young and Miss
Young are among the North Caro-
iinians stopping at the Ebbitt.
to recall her invitations for her dansant
Friday afternoon. owing to a destb in
the family
MIR. and Mrs. W. z. Van WickIe. Mrs
w. +. Hall and Miss Teresa Hall wer.
in New York at the Hotel Astor 70,
the weekend and To pass the Easter
holidays. They have now returned To
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hutton, of Brook
lyn. y. Y. are in the city on a sight
seeing trip. They are staying at the
New Ebbitt.
The trustees of Neighborhood House
which Is the sole beneficiary of ths
Washington Kennel Clubs dog show. to
De held at the old Walker-Hughes mar
ket IN Connecticut avenue Monday and
tuesday. have enlisted themselves ac-
lively In the plans for the success of the
snow, which is the fourth annual at
fair OF its kind to attract the attention
OF society during the post-Easter season.
Members of the board of trustees are
busy promoting the sale of tickets 10
the dog show. and enlisting the aid Of
their friends in its behalf MANY of
the trustees are themselves enthusiastic
dog fanciers, and their pets will be
shown along the bench-rows which are
now Transforming the interior of the
market house into the rendezvous of the
nations most valuable canine nets
Prominent IN fhnsa
success are Mrs. John J. White, Mrs
Charles j. Bell, Miss Genevieve Clark.
daughter of the Speaker of the House.
Mrs ellison Gardner, Mrs. William j. Ely
non. Mrs. John C.. Fremont Miss Anna
ryliis Gillett. Mrs Philip Henry, Mrs
Christian d. Hemmick. Mrs Celia Long
cope. Mrs. John Mitchell, jr., Mrs Roy
al Meeker. Mrs Logan Waller Page.
Mrs Cuno III. Rudolph. and many Others
Society generally will find great diver
tsement in the show this year. as the
entry list is larger and the bumerical
strength of the exhibition greater than
ever before. More and more during re-
cent years Capital society folk have
taken up the pastime of breeding dogs
of their own fancy. with the result that
some of the most interesting competitions
at this show will be among dogs owned
by Neutrality-suspicious..
MIR. and Nine Enrique Cuevas, of Chile
arrived in Washington yesterday, and
while here will be at the Shoreham
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Reed and Mr.. David
Reed. jr., of Pittsburgh, are among the
interesting people who arrived at the
Shoreham yesterday to spend the spring.
Surg. Allan Stuart, T. s. N. is at
the Ebbitt He arrived in the city yes
terday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Tuckerman, of New
York, have arrived in Washington for
the spring and are at the Shoreham.
Wednesday evening in White Plains. n.
Y. when Miss Muriel Stewart Falk.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r.
Falk, and Lieut.. Philip Loomis Thurber.
Of Fort Myer. Va, were married at Grace
Episcopal Church by the Rev. DIR. Frede-
lick +. Van Kleeck, pastor of the
'hurch. The brides attendants were
Miss Dorothy Falk, Miss Thelma Bar
ems. and Miss Dorothy Weaver. of Noun.
Vernon. The flower girls were Miss
Elizabeth Christie and Miss Elizabeth
Hubbell.
Lieut.. Dawson Olmstead. L. 5. A.. was
Francis Z. Englehart. Lieut.. Lawrence r.
Weeks. Lieut.. Richard +. Paddock. Coast
Corps. and Lieut. F. Hamilton
Ryan. of the First Regiment Field Artil-
cry Of the New York National Guard
Upon their return from their wedding
rip Lieut. and Mrs. Thurber will make
heir home at Fort Myer.
Miss Dorothy Holbrook was hostess at
IL
invited for tea later in the afternoon.
Senator Ollie James, Of Kentucky. has
aiken up his residence at the Shoreham.
where he will remain until he joins Mrs.
James at their home in Marion, NY.
Miss Ira Marriott. of Rome, N Y,
5 the guest OF Miss Florence Fournier at
sontanet Courts for the Easter holidays.
Mrs Gardiner Sherman. of New York.
las arrived at the Shoreham.
Miss Susanna Cocroft will speak be-
lore a gathering of prominent society
women this morning at II o'clock at the
Willard. Her subject this morning will
De an actual lesson along the lines of
Ter Thursdays lecture on The Woman
Worth While
Mrs. Deborah IIalsey Turnbull. daugh-
err of Capt. William F. Halsey, L. S. N.
vas married at 1870 o'clock yesterday
o Harlan G. Scott. a banker of Whining
on Del. at the home of her father at
he Marlborough apartments. Only the
family were present The Rev.
:. Morgan Chambers performed the cere-
nony.
Mr. and Mrs. III. Shelton. OF Paris, who
ave Just returned to this country, will
e at the Shoreham during their stay in
Washington.
Miss Grace Clayton and Dr. ". ii. Post,
rom Masontown, W. Va, were married
{ the Hotel Powhatan yesterday after
oon Following the ceremony a dinner
or about twenty guests was given In
heir honor at the Hotel Powhatan last
light
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Crane. OF
Woods Hole. formerly of Chicago. have
rrived at the Shoreham.