The Washington herald., 1916-11-25

--r --~rrf~Ew % ~ navy ana MS
Dan .z -sut 70 Nv York yesterday.
The r..' rFfsB1 the '-V ana N@SS
Eame r.a navine ns 'r. guest the
secretar. s &c rGsa' by NcCand-
less and M n. oh. 90 " MIS-.
Homer CumiEinss ..l0rd, Ii
Mr. and Mrs Ge2rEe ..r Ne" - ;
Mr. Charles c. DSniE g. "F o.
Secretary. and Miss Eve .'.'"
Trs new attache Of the Janlsh IL "a
t,on and Mrs. Askel Wichfelo, Who sgent
two DAYS IN New York, arrived ~
1tnIa Hot Springs yesterday to I'fLaln
for three weeks. They are accompanl'eu
by Mrs. wichfeld's daughter MISS
Frances Moore. ,, -o.,,,-,
IN washington end open their residence
in Massachusetts, avenue, Mrs. Wicn1elo
will take her place as hostess In the olplo-
matte circle to which Mr.. Wicnteio nos
been recently appointed. The Minister
of Denmark. Mr.. Constantin Brun' Is
kfnsman of the young attacne.
r., Ne Mcclure, u. 8. A., and Mrs.
Mcclure left yesterday for New YORK 70
attend the Army and Navy game. tnes
will have as their guests at the game "
day Mrs. Stanley Koch and DIR. Joseph
NJ. Heller.
Eugene
wash arrived at Washington yesterday
70 he the guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Pryor Tarvin.
Mrs, sankey Bacon. wife Of DR.. Bacon
L. s N, accompanied by her sister Mrs'
Charles RAYMOND Hardy. have gone 10
New York to attend the Army and Navy
football game.
>,.,Lo-s =, the Presidents Cabinet
lunching at the Shoreham yesterday were
Secretary Lansing, Secretary Baker, sec
retary Daniels, Secretary Houston Sec
retary Redfield and Secretary Wilson.
Mr.. william Cary Sanger. of Sanger
field. n. Y, has arrived in Washington to
spend a few days and is stopping at the
Shoreham.
Mrs Ben johnson and Miss Dorothy
Johnson, OF Los Angeles. Cal. are spend
ing some time at the Shoreham Hotel.
Miss Ellen King, Of New York, arrived
in Washington yesterday for few days
and is located at the Shoreham.
Others at the Shoreham are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dayton, of Montclair, N J.,
and Mr.. Mark Sullivan, of New York.
Among prominent folk lunching at the
Shoreham yesterday were Mr.. ]. P.
Tumulty. DR. Cary Grayson. Senator
Hughes, of New Jersey; Gov. Folk, Gov.
and Mrs. Osborne. Mr.. Glen Stewart.
former United States Minister to Guate-
mala: Dr. George n. Pouliefr, first sec
retary Of the Bulgarian Legation; Count
]. A. z. van Rechteren Lmpurg. attache
of the Netherlands Legation. and DR..
Juris Georg Ahrems, attache OF the Ger
man Embassy.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Henry @. Sharpe
left Washington yesterday for New York.
where they will be guests Of Mrs. Ira
Davenport and attend the Army and
Navy game today.
Mrs A. Britton Browne entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday in COM
pliment to Mrs. Donald McKaig, who Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Morris Morgan.
Mrs. Joe Henry Eagle, accompanied by
Miss Imogene Young. the deoutante
daughter Of Representative and Mrs.
James Young, Of Texas. left for New
York yesterday to attend the Army and
Navy game. Mrs. Eagle will return to
Washington on Monday with Representa-
tive Eagle. who is spending several days
at New York. while Miss Young will re-
main for short visit as the guest OF
Mrs. Martin Littleton.
Miss Dorothy Mackaye, whose marriage
TO Lieut. Earl H. Metzger will take place
on December at Newport. has chosen
her sister. Miss Mary Mackaye, as maid
OF honor and Lieut. Metzger will have as
hest man Lieut. John B. Wogan, U. g. A.
Capt. and Mrs. James ]. Meade went to
New York yesterday to attend the Army
and Navy game. They will return tomor-
row.
The second dinner dance OF the season
at the University Club will be held Thurs
day. November .. at s o'clock.
Mrs. Edward Browning Metgs was
hostess at a small tea yesterday after
noon at her residence, T722 H street. en-
tertaining In compliment to Miss Fish
wick, of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Gen. William L. Marshall, U. s. A, re-
tired. formerly chief of engineers for the
army. and Mrs. Marshall, Of Washing
ton. are in New York at the Hotel Astor
for the weekend. They will attend the
Army and Navy football game this after
noon, and afterward will be guests at
the Army banquet in the grand ballroom
OF the Astor later in the evening.
the opportunity to enjoy a French even
ing on December at Rauscher's, when
two one-act plays, ''Retour de BruxeIles," 1"
and lie Triomphe de la Science" will be
given by French amateurs. The program,
beginning at s:15, will include plano Sc
lections and vocal numbers.
The performance Is for the beneit Of
the French wounded. The patronesses
are: Mrs. Henpen Jennings, Mrs. W. C.
Eustis, Mrs. Thomas V. Boynton, Mrs. w.
Crozier, Mrs. Allerton Cushman, Mrs
Reynolds Hit, Miss Sarah r. Lee, and
Mrs. Chauncey Hackett.
Miss Elise Hepburn, Of Philadelphia,
has returned home after spending several
weeks with Miss Helen Demonet Miss