The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson will entertain this evening
at the first of a series Of Mexican din
ners when the Mexican colors VIII
predominate in the decorations and
various Mexican delicacies will be in
cluded in the menu.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson have as their guests Lieut..
and Mrs. Joel william Bunkley. the
latter formerly Miss Sally Williams.
daughter OF Senator and Mrs. John
Sharp williams. of Mississippi
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Daniels. accompanied by Com
mander ID. W. wurtzbaugh and Mrs
Wurtzbaugh. win go 10 Annapolis to-
day to witness the football game be-
North Carolina Agriculture and Me-
chanicaI College.
Miss Dorothy Brooks. daughter OF
Mrs. Edward Cranston Brooks. was
hostess at a bridge party followed by
tea yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Julia HeyL Miss Brooks was
assisted in receiving by Miss Dorothy
Adams. Miss Dorothy Taylor and Miss
Frances Efinger. The guests in
cluded Mrs. John Marshall Knapp.
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker, Miss May
Power. Miss Helen McCumber. Miss
Edythe McQuade. Miss Mildred Bacon,
Miss Eloise Orme, Miss Ruth LarneF.
Miss Margaret Lsrner. Miss Dorothy
Wyeth, Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury.
Miss Clara KingSbury. Mrs. John
Thompson, Miss Emily Chase. Miss
Mamie Chase. Miss Antoinette Ray.
Miss Catherine Eninger. Mrs. Richard
Rearney. Mrs: Harry Williams. Miss
Hildreth Lakewood. Miss Hannah
Taylor. Miss Pauline Stone. Mrs. Ar
thur Foraker. Miss Edith Oracle and
her guest. Miss Lentilhon Clifford.
A few additional guests arrived for
tea.
Miss Rhoda Michael entertained at a
rose" luncheon yesterday afternoon In
honor OF Miss Nina Van Arsdale. whose
marriage to Mr.. Vernon Z. West. will
take place next Thursday. The table
was decorated with La France roses and
the appointments Of the luncheon were
out in shades of rose. Among the
guests were Mrs. Harry Berry. Miss
West. Mrs. Harry Meering. Mrs
Reginald Geare. Mrs. Louis Hillyer. Miss
Anne Touhy. Miss Louise Howser, Miss
Dorothy Cahill. Miss Indie Robson, Miss
Margaret Earnshaw. and Miss Maud
Parker.
Mrs. II. p. Gilpin. with her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
NJ. Allen. have come in from their
place in Virginia to spend a short
time at the shoreham.
Assistant Secretary Of State John E.
Osborne returned to Washington yester-
day from Denver, Colo.
Miss Ruth Anderson left Washington
yesterday for Berryville. Va. where she
will be the guest OF Miss Helen Buchan-
an. daughter of Brig Gen. John Buchan-
an. L. 3. A. retired. at their country
place. Later Miss Anderson will go to
Fort Oglethorpe to attend the wedding
of Miss Dasha Allen and Lieut.. Joseph
". VIner on November Is
and have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter. Elizabeth Bow
yer. to Mr.. George Wharton Edwards, !
of Philadelphia. on the evening OF No
rember "a at S O'Clock. at Mount st. Al
bans Church. Miss Elizabeth Garland.
1 debutante Of this season, will be her
sisters only attendant.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George Andrews
tflu MISS NdlneElnt ANDREWS. VINO spent =
he early autumn in Atlantic City. will
-eturn to Washington again this winter
,fter an absence Of over a year.
Miss Frances Effnger will be /
hostess at a luncheon today in honor ?
Il Miss Julia Heyl. a bride of next /.
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Munford. .
OF Washington. have sent
ut Invitations for the marriage OF
heir daughter. Elizabeth Henry. to
lieut. AugUstin Toutsnt BeaureRard, .
:. 5. y. The ceremony will take
lace on November Is at noon at the
esidenCe of Mr.. and Mrs. Munford,
IS KemptOn avenue, Oakland. Cal.
lieut.. BeaUregard is aid TO Rear Ad-
liral Mclean. He is nephew OF the
amOus Confederate general. Gustave
seauregard. of Louisiana. and his
ride is \ granddaughter of the late
lr NJ. II. Clark. of Virginia. last
urviving member of the ca b!net OF
eTerson Davis.
The members OF the Washington
Tub will entertain at the first tea