The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-08
Doings of Society

noted foreign visitors at the Willard
where they arrived yesterday for a stay
of some length.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. wife of Can't. Lee
U. S. A, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. Shell
don Evans at her apartment in the To-
ronto.
Society folk are taking a lively interest
in the dog show to be held in the old
avenue, next Monday and Tuesday. The
entire proceeds of the exhibit will be
turned over to Neighborhood House.
In the ranks of out-of-town exhibitors
are included Robert Walton Goelet, Mrs.
c. c. Rumsey. Miss Ann Tracy, a niece
of Mr.. ]. p. Morgan, and Mrs. Samuel
Willets. Of New York: Mrs. Thomas
Hastings of Greenwich. Conn: Mrs. A.
Hungerford. of Bay Shore. Long Island,
and among many others the following
Washingtonians: Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte. Mrs. Murray
Cobb. Miss X. d. Coleman. Miss Jean
Hinkle. Miss Katherine Louise Littauer.
Miss Mary E. Patton. Mrs. II. Mckay
Pultz, Mrs. Horace III. Westcott, Miss
Edith Temple Oracle. Miss Ruth Hitch
cock. Miss Doris Moore and scores of
others prominent in Capital society.
Miss Margaret Wilson has been invited
to display her dogs, which have been
admired by many White House visitors.
Mrs. Allan Potts. Of GordonsviIle. Va.
has arrived in Washington to arrange for
her exhibit at the horse show and is stop-
ping at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Bradley Fiske. wife of Rear Ad.
miral Fiske, entertained sixteen guests
at bridge yesterday afternoon.
Distinguished Japanese visitors arriyina
at the Willard yesterday were Mr.. J,
Suzuki and Mr.. r. Kotaki, of Tokyo.
Mrs. Charles A. Eckstein. of 1910 Hol-
mead street. who has recently recovered
from serious illness. left yesterday
with her daughter, Miss Marie Eckstein,
for Atlantic City. where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. w. III. Prouse, Miss C. 3. Prouse
and Miss F. j. Green. of Hoskimu, n. Y,
are among the interesting visitors tc
who are stopping at the
Ebbitt.
Mrs. f. c. Hazard. of Seabright. n. J..
has arrived in Washington to spend the
week and is stopping at the Shoreham
The last hunt of the season of the
Riding and Hunt Club took place yestcr-
Day afternoon. The hunt started at the
brightwood Hotel and ended at the
American University
Among those who rode were Mrs Sin
clair Bowen. Miss Edythe Howard. Miss
Ethel MacMurray. Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
Robert H. Chapman. Ralph Coffin. and
Joseph Devereux. club whips: Walter r.
ruckerman. Capt. William Mitchell. L.
;. A.; George Oakley Totten. DIR. Cary
irayson, L. S. N: Melvin c. Hazen. A.
J. Peters. Walter Bruce Howe. Ernest
lowe. Col. W. W. Hart. Lieut. Edwin
It. john Greble, and Lieut.. Paul d. Car
isle. both of Fort Myer.
At the close of the run Mr. John o.
Evans. NJ. E. H.. OF the Riding and Hunt
Tub. entertained at tea at the clubhouse
n honor of those taking part. Mrs.
vans presided over the tea table.
Among those who will act as patrons
or the musical to take place at the
taleigh on Friday and Saturday even
ngs for the benefit of the Woman's Re-
ief Corps of Phil Sheridan Post. c. \.
T.. No. IL. are the Speaker of the House
nd Mrs. Clark, Mr.. John Joy Edison, Mr.
}. G. Glover. Mr.. John Poole. Mai.
= W. Kutz. Commissioner of the Dis
riot. and Representative r. w. Austin,
4 Tennessee.
Mr.. Wilmont Goodwin, barytone: Mr..
daurice Warner. violinist, and Mr. Lee
pianist. are among the we'll
nown musicians who will take part in
he musical program planned for the
veninC Tho musical iS updar II direc.
ion of Miss Ethel Petit.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McInery, Water
Jury, Conn. arrived in Washington yes
erday afternoon for brief stay. They
re staying at the Ebbitt.
The South American Club of the
Dung Womens Christian Association
,ill hold its annual reception and
upper tomorrow evening. at p. m. ,
I the Association rooms, 6ly Fourteenth
treet. The Secretary of State will
peak. The South American Club Rep
lgton Y. W. c. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred " Beadleston,
New York, have arrived in Wash
,gton and are stopping at the Shore
am
Among the prominent society wom-
n who were present at the lecture
iven by Miss Susanna Cocroft yes
.rday afternoon at the Willard were
[rs. William Jennings Bryan. Mrs
indley NJ Garrison. ViscountesS
linda. Mrs. Joseph Rucker Lamar.
RS. Ten Eyck Wendell. Mrs. Henry
Perkins, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock,
RS. William Corcoran Hill. Miss
lora Wilson, Mrs. William Slater.
RS. John Dwight, Mrs. Joseph q.
hropp. Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely,
RS. Christian Hemmick, Mrs Charles
. Hughes. Mrs. Thomas y. Wood.
RS. William Henry Harrison and her
other, Mrs. Saunders: Mrs Charles
Howry, Mrs. De Graffenried. tho
Uses whiting, Mrs. Peyton Russell.
I'd the Misses Timlow. The ushers
ere Mr.. Sigmund Bryn. son of the
,rwegian Minister: Mr.. Richard
welt. and Mr.. Ten Eyck Wendell. jr.
On Friday morning at II o'clock. at
q New willard. Miss Cocroft will
We a lesson in Walking and Poise"
her former pupils and to all those
10 will pay the admission fee of 81.
lie proceeds Of the lecture will be do
ted to local charities.
GREEKS VOTE NEUTRALITY.