The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-27
Doings of Society

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niece. Miss Martha Taggart. and Mrs.
Randolph Dickins. who are her house
guests.
Capt and Mrs. Wallace will give a
small dinner party this evening for Miss
Tsggart
Rear Admiral HawIey. with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Beatrice Hawiey. left Washing
ton yesterday for New York. to attend
the Srmy-Navy football game Mrs.
Hawley VIII attend several dinner parties
on board the ships at the navy yard be-
fore her return
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon. who have
been guests Of the Iatter's parents. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. william H. Souther-
land. have returned TO their home in Bos-
ton
Will open the season of the Alliance
Franchise next Thursday. December
2. at $3.50 o'clock at the Cosmos Club.
The lecturer is a wonderful "diseur"
and the members of the Alliance
Franchise will enjoy his renditions-
His translation of the Hans Ander-
sen Fairy Tales from Danish into
French Is recognized as the only ads-
quate one.
England under the patronage of
Queen Alexandra. and in the spring
of the same year was presented to
the Danish King and Queen in pri-
vate audience during their visit to
Paris In recognition Of his translation
of the fairy tales.
DR.. and Mrs Logan Carr. Of New
York; Dr. and Mrs Charles II. Peck,
Macarthur. g Chicago. who are here
for few days in connection with a
meeting of surgeons and physicians. ar,
stopping At the Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s wolcutt. Of
Pittsburgh. are passing a few days at
the Shoreham.
Several large parties arriving at the
Shoreham yesterday from widely different
points of the country. all coming to
Washington for the marriage today Of
Miss Alexandra Ewing to Mr.. Newbold
Noyes. include Mrs James E. Freeman
and Miss Freeman. OF Minneapolis, who
will be Joined early today by Reverend
Dr. Freeman. who is to oficiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H Stewart and
Miss Eva and Eleanor Stewart are we'd
ding guests from Plainfield. y. ].
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cochran and
family. of Baltimore: Mr.. John SantoTd
and the Misses Sanford. OF New York:
Mr. and Mrs Hampton D. Ewing, Of
Yonkers: Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lynch
and Miss Lynch. Mr.. Clifford A. Cochran
and Miss Ella Bangs. all of New York.
are among the brides relatives and
friends already assembled at the Shore
ham.
The young people. mostly contem-
poraries and school friends of the bride.
who are heing entertained for several
days at the Shoreham. include Miss
Haight. of New York: Miss Emerson. Of
TitusviIle. Pa: Miss Johnson. Of Rose
mount. Pa: Miss Whitley. of Baltimore;
and Miss Anne Wooden. OF New York
Mr. and Mrs Bertram NJ. Winston. OF
Chicago. and Mr.. Joseph Deering OF
New York and Chicago. are spending the
weekend at the willard.
Lieut.. Col. IF. Reynols lands. U. 8.
A.. retired. accompanied by Mrs. Lands,
have returned to spend the winter in their
home. Col and Mrs. Lands
have recently returned from Berlin, where
the former was military attache to the
American Embassy.
Lieut.. Commander George l. Smith. L.
S N. and Mrs. Smith have taken the
house. e19s lie Roy place. for the winter.
Commander and Mrs. Smith will go 10
New York for the Army-Navy game
The sixteen young society girls whe
will pose in the five symbolic frieZes
that are to be part OF the Susan B.
Anthony pageant at Convention Hall on
December 10, will meet Miss Hazel
Mackaye. author and director of the
pageant. at Mrs. Christian Hemmick's
home. Studio House. today for their first
rehearsal The girls who make up this
group are Miss Georgia Schofield. Miss
Harriet Peckham. Miss Margaret Reeve.
Miss Ruth Hapgood. Miss Helen Burch.
Miss Anne Hopkins. Miss Catherine Bur
dette, Miss Lillian Hendrick. Miss Mary
Howry, Miss Pocahontas Butler. Miss
Janet Cowan, Miss Mary Lord Andrews,
Miss Margaret Howard, the Misses Bar
bour. Miss Candace Howard and Miss
Eloise Orme.
Mr.. F. Waldo Latson. of New York
City. and his sister. Miss Lillian Latson,
are spending the weekend in Washing
ton as the guests of Dr. Everett NJ Eli
son.
Mrs. James l. Parsons, Jr., Miss Helen
Parsons and Miss Louise Allen. Of Chevy
Chase. are guests at the Astor Hotel.
New York City, for the Army-Navy
football game. (
Or. and Mrs. \. w. Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Mills. of Brooklyn.
reached Washington yesterday in the
course of a motor trip South and regis
tered at the New Richmond.
Frances. the Suffragette" a three
act comedy. is to be presented by men,
bers of the Rowe Club, of ST. Matthews
Chapel. at their parish hall on the
evening of December 10.
The club was recognized as possessing
fine amateur talent. upon the presentation
Of a play few months ago. This
theatrical venture is expected to be an
other large success