The Washington herald., 1915-05-31
Doings of Society

The President attended services at
the Central Presbyterian Church yes
terday with Miss Wilson, and despite
the threatening weather went for a
motor ride in the afternoon. accom-
panied by Miss Wilson and Miss
Bones.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters
entertained at breakfast yesterday
at their residence in Woodley lane in
honor of the delegates to the Pam
American Financial Conference and the
members of their families. The guests.
who numbered $50. included the Am
bassadors and Ministers from the
countries represented by the dele
gates, and members of official and
residential society.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeten and several members Of the
cmba assy staff will leave Washington to-
day for Newport where they will spend
the summer at Stone Villa. which they
have occupied for several seasons.
The governor of Ohio and Mrs Willis
arrived in Washington last evening to re-
main until Thursday. The governor will
fldht tilc Iil Lay Us CT 80
lngtOn today.
The operatta and comedy sketch. Red
Riding Hood" given by Mrs. Anna Nj.
Jorgensen in Takoma Park last Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Serbian
fever sufferers through the Red Cross.
will be repeated shortly in town Mrs.
JorGcnsen was assisted by the best musi-
cally talented children of Takoma Park
and the proceeds of the entertainment are
directed to the purchase of a hospital
tent for children. to he named Martha
Washington" The patronesscs for both
performances include Mrs. Charles Henry
Butler. chairman of Serbian committee;
Mrs Gist Blair. Mrs. J. l.. Phillips. Mrs
Virginia Woodward. Mrs. Harvey Knight.
Mrs. :. W. Williams. Mrs. W. W. Dyer.
Mrs. Frederick Lewton. Mrs. j. -. Lin
coin, Mrs CharIene Brown Scott, and
Mrs 4. Van Reuth-
In the cast We're Mrs. JorSensen. Mrs.
Jackson Mis- NJ. Beck. NJ. \. Van
Reuth, Mr.. Beck Mr. William Noel.
Misses Adeline Lawrence. Evylin Jones.
Myrtle Lewton. Mary Davis. Elizabeth
Lincoln Elizabeth Meyers. Norma Van
Reuth. Eleonora JorGcnsen. Elise Avery.
Edith Taft. Alice Ewers. Irma Wallace.
Eleanor Seal. Rhoda Lewton. Doris
Miller Elsie Miller. Lillian Lewton. Eliza
beth Skanks. Maude Dentz, and Marian
Harries
Mt and Mrs Jorge Andre. of New York
City. arrived at the Willard yesterday.
Mrs Albert Rust entertained at an in
formal supper party last evening when
her guests included Col. and Mrs. Rich
mond p Davis, Capt. and Mrs. S. j. Bay
ard Schndel, Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
Maicne Mrs. l. T. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hunt. Miss Ruth Jones. Col J.
p. Hams. Lieut.. Carlisle, Lieut.. Heffer-
nan, Capt. Duncan Elliott. DIR. Iarkin.
Mr. John Jones. and Lieut. James.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Becker have
opened their summer home at Tyrins-
ham.
The Spanish Amba ssador and Nine. de
Riano will return today from New York,
where they spent a few days.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. da
Cana have gone to New York. where
they will spend few days before going
to their summer home, Heron Hall, on
the Jersey coast
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cas-
sidy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
'dSSIu|' anu MI lnonlaS Raymond
Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clark.
will take place Wednesday evening" June
> at o'clock at the Shrine of the Sa-
cred Heart. The Rev. Father Gavan will
perform the ceremony. Miss Florence
Cassidy will be maid of honor for her
sister. and Mrs. John T Cassidy of East
Orange, y. j., will be her matron of
honor Three little cousins, Miss Kath-
crime Whelan, of Washington: Miss Eliz-
abeth Cassidy. Of Mount Vernon. y. Y.
and Miss Anne Cassidy. of East Orange.
y. j.. will he bridesmaids. Mr.. F. J.
Whelan, of Trenton N j. will he hos,