The Washington herald., 1916-03-27
President and Mrs. Wilson Worship at Central
Presbyterian Church; Secretary of State and
Mrs. Lansing Are Entertained at Embassy
Other News of Society the Capital
Other News of Society at the Capital

The President and Mrs. Wilson attended
services at the Central Presbyterian
CHURCH yesterday morning and spent the
afternoon motoring
Mrs. Richardson Gibson entertained in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. F. Robins Mitchell. of Bos-
ton, who Is the house guest of Represen-
tative and Mrs Jouett strouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson were hosts at din
ner saturday evening, entertaining in
compliment to the Director of the Mint
and Mrs. Robert WIcklif1e woouey.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Ians-
Ing were the honor guests at a-dinner
gwen by the japanese Ambassador and
Nlseountess Chinda Saturday evening.
The guests included the Chinese Min
lister and Mrs. Koo. Senator and Mrs.
Salisbury. Mrs. William Alden Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. the As
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. John
r osborne, Surg. Gen. Rupert Blue,
Medical Director and Mrs. Francis S.
Nash. Miss Patten. Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Crane, DR.. Teusler Mr.. Henry Cole
man May. the Second Secretary Of the
japanese Embassy and Nine. Matsuoka
and Col Itamy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian D. HemmIck en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening in
honor OF the Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine. da Cana.
Their guests included the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Burleson, the Swiss
Minister and Nine Ritter, DR.. and Mrs
David Jayne Hill. Mr.. and Mrs William
Ritter. Mr. and Mrs. William I.ittauer.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. Col Charles Page
Bryan. Miss Wells and Mr. Raymond
Baker.
Miss Dominica has cards out for an at
nome" on Tn Irsday afternoon from to 6.
- Miss Kathleen Hack. of Virginia, is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. Plug
at the POrtner.
round OF Inequalities has accom-
panied the visit TO Washington OF Miss
Ellen Fftz Pendleton, president OF
Wellesley College. Miss PendIeton and
the officers Of the Washington Wellesley
CiuO will be received by the President
al the White House this morning and
later. Miss PendletOn will visit several
or the Summaries and public schools and
make brief addresses. In the afternoon,
the Wellesley club and the College
WOman's Club will give a reception for
Miss PendletOn in the ballroom at the
Raleigh from to $50 o'clock. Receiv-
ing with Miss PendletOn will be Mrs.
4-EIesl NIlAEits4r president OF the WASH
tnEton Wellesley Club; Mrs. Lyman
SwOrmsted. chairman Of the afternoon
of the College Women's Club, and Miss
Turner
Miss PendIetOn was entertained at a
luncheon party at the University Club on
Saturday by the officers Of the two clubs
and IN the afternCn Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes. wife Of Mr.. Justice Hughes, gave
a reception in her honor. the guests in
Guiding the present students of Wellesley
College who are in town. graduates OF
the college, the members OF the Wellesley
Club, and a few young girls who expect
to attend Wellesley next year.
The young ladies' committee for the
micarsme the dansant arranged as bene-
1T by the Association for Industrial
Education in the Mountains Of Virginia.
includes Mrs. Joel William Bunkley.
chairman. Mrs. Arthur Foraker, Mrs.
Richard Evelyn Byrd. Mrs. ROzier Du-
Ianey. jr.. Mrs. John Graves, Mrs How
ard Hume, Miss Mary Jane Thompson,
Mss Ruth Anderson. Miss Louise Bayne.
Mss Dorothy Wyeth, Miss Dorothy Ma
son, Miss Ianette Smith. Miss Eloise
Orue. Miss Margaret MCChord, Miss
Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Frances Dunn,
Miss gJaEe Gregory, Miss Virginia lie
SCUre. Miss Dorothy owen. Miss Mary
HO|ry. Miss Jeanette COwan. Miss Marie
Sims. Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Beatrice
ret Howard Miss Dorothy bennett. Miss
Katherine DuBose. Miss Pocahontas
Butler, Miss Grace Overnan, Miss kath-
crime OveTman, Baroness Lilly Won
winckIer. Miss Margaret Douglas, Miss
Dorothy Shuey Miss Helen McCumber.
Miss Margaret Read. Miss Elizabeth
Finley. Miss Lucy BurIeson, Miss Sid
ney BurIeson. Miss Margary Helmbolm,
Miss Pauline Stone. Miss Frances Eff
finger Miss Katherine Eftinger, Miss Lii
Mise Katherine Burdette, Miss Antoinette
Ray, and Miss Dorothy Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore TlIler have
given up their Ontario road house and
taken ore in Sixteenth street, Highlands.
Miss Tiner has issued invitations for
bridge luncheon next week.
Miss Jennie NJ Stearns, of st. Louis,
who has been the guest Of Mrs W. NJ.
Geddes for several weeks, left Wednes-
day for Portland. Ore. to visit her niece
Mrs. Gordon e. Lennox.
Mr. and Mrs. A Levy announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Rhea, to
Mr.. Benjamin H. Brill.
Mrs. James Irwin Steel of H17 I street,
is spending the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. Robert II. Thomas, in
Harrisburg, Pa
Mrs. Clair Lane entertained a party
Of friends at cards last Friday evening
at her residence. A welsh rarebit sup
per followed. The table decorations
were fOrget-me-nots. The guests were
Miss ILLS, Miss Lake. Miss Henderson,
70 and Messrs. Balsh, Norris, and Lane
The prize was won by Miss Lake.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the ball for the benefit of the Wom-
ems Army and Navy League to be held
at the navy yard on Easter Monday
evening are Mrs. Admiral Dewey. Mrs.
Brownson, wife OF Admiral Willard II.