The Washington herald., 1915-12-07

section OF the Marine Band played dur
ing the afternoon. and Mrs. Barnett.
was assisted by her sister. Mrs. Charles
Phillips Hill. Mrs. Charles Doyen. Mrs.
Watson. wife Of Capt. A. 8. Watson.
u 8. N. c.. and Mrs. d. Buchanan
Merryman and Miss Joan OhL
Representative Frederick H. Gillett and
his bride. who was formerly Mr.. Rock
ton from their wedding trip and are at
Mrs. Gilletts residence. 1so6 Connecticut
avenue. pending the completion Of al
terations that are being made in Mr..
Gtllett.s Eighteenth street residence.
where they will make their home. They
expect to take possession Of l5s5 Eish-
teenth street in . week or two.
Mrs. James Bancroft. Of Wilmington.
Delaware. has taken an apartment at
the Shoreham for a stay OF some length.
Mr. John r. X. Scott. the new men,
Der Of Congress from Philadelphia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Scott. also Of
the members Of the Bar Association Of
Philadeiphia entertained at luncheon
yesterday for Representative Scott. after
he had taken the oath at the Capitol.
Mrs. John W. Thompson entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Riley. Of Goshen. Indiana.
Mrs. Samuel Reber will so to New
York today for a stay of ten days.
Col. and Mrs. Reber entertained at
luncheon Sunday In honor Of Gen. and
Mrs. Scriven.
Mrs. A. F. Iauterbach. Of New York.
Is at the New Richmond Hotel.
Representative and Mrs. John A. Pet
tus. of Ellsworth. Maine, arrived at the
Shoreham yesterday for the Congress
sional season.
Miss Catherine Burdette went to Bal
timore yesterday to attend the first
bachelors cotillion Of tho season.
Mrs. E. Tiffany Dyer. of New York.
arrived at the New willard yesterday,
for q short stay in Washington.
Mrs. c. B. Ward. wife Of the new mem-
Der from De Bruce. n. Y, has Joined
him At the Willard and was in the gal
lery at the Capitol yesterday to see him
sworn in.
Miss Joan Oil entertained at supper
Sunday evening In compliment to her
house guest. Miss Mellen. of Orange. n.
J. Her other guests included Miss LII
lian Hendrick. Hon. Ernest Scott. of the
British embassy. who will shortly leave
for his new post At Teheran: Mr..
Giuseppe Brambilla. counselor of the
Italian embassy; Capt Richard P. Will
Jams. U. s. N. c.. newly appointed
White House aid. and Mr.. Thilman
Hendrick.
Mrs. Earl North. who came to WASH
ington for the marriage Of her sister.
Miss Hildreth Gatewood and Mr.. Toy
Dixon Savage, and who has been the
guest of her parents, Medical Director
and Mrs. James Duncan Gatewood, re-
turned yesterday to West Point, where
Lieut.. North Is stationed.
Gen. and Mrs. Erasmus NJ. Weaver
have returned to their apartment at the
Farrgut, after visiting their son and
dauehter-in-lav, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Weaver. at Marion Institute. Ala.
where Lieutenant Weaver II instructor.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilson Brown and
Miss Margaret Brown have taken the
residence l722 Connecticut avenue. for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley were
hosts Sunday evening at . dinner at
their home In Connecticut avenue In
honor Of their house guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Allen. Of New York City.
Mrs. winston Churchill and DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw. both Of New York. and
Miss Rent-Rees. Of Greenwich. form q
party stopping at the Willard. where
they arrived yesterday. Other prominent
arrivals there Of yesterday include: MI
James Brown Potter. Of Newport: Mr..
and Mrs Charles Deering, Of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerald Hanley. Of Provt-
dence: Mr. George Benson Rae. OF Pc
king; c. de Ryck van der Gracht. OF
The Hague: Mr. and Mrs. Henry ID.
Minot. of Dover. Mass.: and Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Dever Warner. of Bridgeport.
Conn.
The opening Of the Christmas bazaar
under the auspices OF the women Of All
Souls Unitarian Church at the New
willard last evening was a gala event.
The ballroom suite Is festive with South
ern srnilax and pin boughs and the walls
are lined with brightly decorated. booths
filled with pretty articles suitable for
holiday gifts.
The bazaar opened with recital BY
Blanche Hamilton Fox. Of Boston. a.