The Washington herald., 1916-12-18

Inc Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
win be the guests Of honor at a dinner
which the third Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. William Phillips win give
this evening. -
Vice President and Mrs Marshall will
leave Washington for Arizona tomorrow
night Immediately after the reception to
the judiciary at the White House. They
win spend the Christmas holidays at Mrs.
Marshan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Kimsey.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran received
Informally yesterday afternoon at her
residence in Massachusetts, avenue. She
was assisted by Mrs. McCaila and Mrs.
Samuel Burleigh Milton sang several oper-
alto selections Mrs. Moran will not re-
ceive again until after Christmas.
N. Edouardo Deru. the Belgian violin
ist. who will be the artist at the benent
recital for the Belgian soldiers in Ger
many at the residence Of Mrs. Henry f.
Dimock on Thursday, will play at con-
cert, followed by supper and dancing, at
the Biltmore In New York "Wednesday
evening. The entertainment viii be Tor
the benefit Of the American Aid for
Homeless Belgian Children, war charity
which il sanctioned by the government
Of his majesty, the King of the Belgians'
and many well-known New York society
women are giving their assistance, while
q number of prominent artists, including
Mime. Yvette Guilbert, will appear on the
program
Dr. Cornelius Reubner. dean of the Col
legs of Music OF Columbia University
played at the tea given by the faculty
Of the Studio Hall School yesterday art
ernoon Miss Ethel Noble Gregory ana
Miss Al~arda Casselmann presided at
the tea table.
Mrs. Charles Carroll walcutt was at
home yesterday afternoon after O'CLOCK
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt has leased
the apartment OF James H. Snowden At
90 Park avenue and will spend the re-
Inainder of the winter in New York.
The marriage OF Miss Vera Mae Kre-
ger, daughter of Col z. A. Kreger, U. 8.
A. professor Of law at the West Point
Military Academy, and Mrs. Rreger' to
Lieut. j. Huntington Hills. U. s. A, son
Of Can't and Mrs. Herman Glade, will
take place in the West Point Chapel
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, Chap
lain Silver officiating.
Mrs Fletcher Ryer and her daughter.
Miss Doris Ryer will leave for San
F'rauci -cO today. but will return to New
York in January The date of Miss Ryers
wedding TO Mr Stanhope w. Nixon has
not been set.
Miss Janet Richards. at her Talk on
Public Questions this morning in the
Woodward and Lothrop Auditorium will
speak on the German Peace Proposals:
How VIII They Be Met by the Allies?
Also on "S1nc Pressing Home Problems
aud Will the President Advocate Negotia-
tiOas ia r'avOr of Peace?" The lecture
will begin at i0:G.
The Belgian Minister and Mrs. Haven
in are spending a few days at the VOL
colt Hotel in New York City.
The enga cement was announced lin Lon
don last week of Miss Iris Tree. daughter
Of Sir Herbert and Lady Tree, TO Mr..
Curtis Ncffat. Of New York. Although
never as:cc.l,rd with the stage. Miss
Tee usS spent much of her time with her
father. Suu L. At present tour in
SrsLe> pcars.a plays. She will return
tiis week from Chicago to be the guest
for seVcral days of Mrs. Ralph Sanger.
with whom she has passed a great deal
OF her time when in New York. Miss
Tree has mulch talent for literary work
and has written verses. a volume of
wiIi III j. soon to b.. published in London.
Mrs. OieUff,ey. of London.
NJ NofCat is a son Of Mrs A. Graves
MuTGt. lie is an artist and has studied
landscape painting in France. No date
has been Set for the wedding. but it will
take place in New York.
Society here is interested in the coming
marriage of the Honorable Dorothy
Smith Barry to Capt. Betram Bell be-
cause of her relationship with the Wads-
worth family. She is a daughter OF Lady
Barrymore who before her marriage 10
the Irish baron was Mrs. Arthur Post.
OF New York. Lady Barrymore is
daughter Of the late Gen. James w.
WadswUrth. of GeneseO y. Y, and an
aunt Of Senator James w. Wadsworth.
Capt. Bell is serving with the Ninth
LanCers at the French front.
m annual dance and bazaar will be
given at the Raleigh Hotel Tuesday for
tine beuefit Of Casualty Hospital by the
board Vi lady managers. The ladies in
charge are Mrs. NJ G. Copeland. VINO
has arranged an apron table; Mrs. Will
i'm: MCCauley, fancy table; Mrs II. Will
ILiS candy table; Mrs. William Het-
finger will serve PUNCH: Mrs. NJ. c.
HaEen, doll table; the Young Ladies'
Guild will have a mystery table; Mrs. J.
Z. Wineman will have charge of the
dancing and Mrs. "llnan AcCauley
will have the card table. Assisting these
ladies will be Mesdames Clark, Hurlburt,
Collins. Calver. Mersheimer, Bayne,
Weber, BohannOn, Ksttler. Treuleben
and Quackenbush.
Mrs. John A. Davis. OF Fairbanks,
Alaska, Is visiting Miss Ruth White at
1875 Rhode Island avenue.
One of the most important dances of
the winter will be given Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Edsop Bradley at her
residence in Connecticut avenue. The
dinner and dance have been arranged by
Mrs. Bradley for Miss Lorraine Allen, OF
New York; Miss Pauline Disston and
Miss Anne Walker Meirs, of PhiladeI-
phIa, and the Misses Blair and Miss Mar
garet Fahnestock. Nearly 100 guests will
come from New York and they will have
n private car. For them Mrs. Bradley
FREE TO