The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Miss Margaret Wilson sang at re-
cital given Monday afternoon at the
Bandbox Theater in New York.
Among the attendants at the wedding
of Miss Anne Seymour Jones. daughter
of Representative and Mrs. william A.
Jones, OF Virginia. and Lieut.. 3. ROLAND
Hopkins. u. s. A. which will take place
at ST. Johns Church, Warsaw, Va, May
3. are Miss Mary Madison Jones. OF
Brooklyn. who will be maid OF honor.
and Miss Frances Efinger. Miss Helen
McCumber, Miss Antoinette Ray, MISC
Dorothy Taylor, Miss Mary Archer
Glass. daughter of Representative and
Mrs. Carter Glass. of Virginia. and Miss
Hattie Mitchell, Of Warsaw. who will be
bridesmaids.
Miss Jones, accompanied by her moth
er. has recently returned from a trip 10
New York. where she completed the de-
tails of her trousseau. She Will remain
in Washington until the LIST OF May,
when she will accompany her parents 10
their home in Warsaw.
Miss ZONES will be the recipient of
much attention before her departure
Miss Dorothy Taylor will entertain at
dance for her this evening, and on Thurs
day Miss Frances Effinger will be hostess
at q dinner-dance at the Grafton In her
honor. Next week Miss Antoinette Ray
will entertain for the bride-elect on Tues
day. and on Wednesday Miss Helen NC
Cumber will be hostess at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor OF the bridal
party.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott entertained at
a tea yesterday afternoon in honor OF
the Illinois delegation to the ID. A *.
Congress. Mrs. George T. Guernsey
Mrs John A. Logan, Mrs. John T. Ames,
Mrs. George Paige. and Mrs. George A.
Lawrence received with Mrs. Scott.
Among others assisting were Miss Ber-
tina Wolfe, Mrs Fox. OF Mississippi: Miss
Sallie Hardy. Mrs. Reynolds. OF North
Carolina: Miss Amaryllis Gillett. Mrs.
Edwin Gregory. of North Carolina: Mrs.
Wallace Hanger. Mrs. William d.
Hoover. Mrs. Reed. Of Colorado: Mrs.
Welsh, of Mississippi: Mrs. Baldwin, of
Connecticut: Mrs. Calhoun. of North
Carolina; Mrs. = p. c. Morgan. OF
Georgia; Miss Libbey. Of New Jersey:
Mrs Peter Youlee. or Louisiana. and
Mrs Bushnell, of Iowa.
Mr.. J. F.. I.efevre. secretary of the
Panama Legation. and his sister. Miss
Ramona f. Lefevre. gave box party
last night at the National Theater to see
Sardou's play. Diplomacy Their
guests were Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. II. s BreckinridGe. Miss Mar
garet Breckinridge. and the Venezuelan
Minister, DR.. Santos A. Dominica.
In Mrs. Matthew T. scott's box at
"Diplomacy Monday night were the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson,
the Misses Burleson. Mrs. William Thaw.
ir.. of Pittsburgh, the Assistant Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs. Vrooman.
Mrs. Edward Parsons Of London. has
arrived i'm Washington and is at the
Through an inadvertence in yesterdays
society column the announcement of the
missionary tea to he held this afternoon
at St Johns Parish Hall was misstated.
The correct announcement Is as follows:
At the missionary tea to be given
this afternoon from until S o'clock
at st. Johns Parish Hall Miss Wilkes
will receive, assisted by Mrs. Albert Mills.
Mrs Todd. Mrs. Mackay-Smith, Mrs.
Boyd. and Miss Saxton. Among the
ladies' who will have charge of the va
rious tables will be Mrs. Henry. Mrs
Percy Meyers. Mrs. Dunlop. Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. De Caindry. Mrs. Stockton, Mrs.
Johnson. and Mrs. Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Sheetz. OF
Va. have announced the mar
riage, on Saturday, April II. OF their
daughter. Elsie A.. to Mr.. Paul Somers.
of this city. After short visit with
the brides parents in Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Somers will make their home
in New Haven, Conn.
Col George Harvey arrived at the
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Roe. of Anna polls
are among those who arrived at the
yesterday.
Capt. ]. W. Grissnger. T. s. A.. ana
Mrs. Grissinger entertained at an inform
al bridge party at their residence at the
Soldiers Home last evening in honor of
Capt. and Mrs. II. c. Pillsbury. of Fort
who are the guests Of Mrs. Pills
burys parents. Col. and Mrs. w. T. WOOD
at the Soldiers Home.
Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficklen received
yesterday afternoon, assisted
by Mrs. Howard Nyman. Mrs. Thruston
Wolfe. and Mrs. d. j. Williams of Rich
mond.
MI anu NlIS icl St. VI .>S"
York. have arrived in Washington and
are staying at the Shoreham.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis has returned
to the Shoreham after a brief absence.
Mrs. Lewis expects to leave shortly for
Hawaii.
Among those who have taken boxes for
the annual baseball game, played as a
benefit for the free wards of Providence
Hospital. which will this year be a match
between the Philadelphia Racquet CLUB
and team recruited from the MetropolI-
tan and Chevy Chase clubs of Washing
ton, and will take place on Saturday aft
ernoon. May .. at $3.50 o'clock. at Nation
al Park, are Chief Justice and Mrs.
White. the Secretary of the Treasury ana
Mrs. McAdoo. Mr.. and Mrs. George How
ard, Mrs. Clarence Moore. Mr.. and Mrs
Larz Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
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