The Washington herald., 1916-12-11


neld's brother, Mr.. Charles H. Fuller,
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, who Is their guest.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett and Miss Helen
Blodsett have as their guest Miss Nc
Daniel. of Atlanta Mrs. Blodgett and
Miss Blodgett will entertain at a the
ater party this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Carl Smith will be
pleased to welcome all who are interested
IN art at their studio, 17S9 Seventeenth
street, from to throughout the win
ter.
On Tuesday Miss Jean Worthington.
daughter Of Rear Admiral Walter Fitz-
hugh Worthington, U. 8. N. will be mar
ried to Lieut.. Otto Frederic Lange, o.
s. A, in Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn
Lieut. Lange Is stationed at FL Paso.
Tex, with the Twenty-third Infantry, U.
8. A. He is a son Of Prof. Lange, Of St
Paul, Minn.
Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn will be at home
this afternoon from to s at the Club
Of Colonial Danes, 9u Sixteenth street
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt has loaned
her house at go Fifth avenue, New York
for q lecture to be given by Miss Kath-
leen Burke on Thursday afternoon at 4:SO
for the benefit Of the American Amou-
lance Hospital IN France. Miss Burke
will tell of her experiences at the front
as Q nurse, and will speak OF the work
carried on by the American Ambulance.
One OF the Interesting debutantes OF the
season In New York Is Miss Charlotte
Alice Phillips, daughter OF DR.. and MIS-.
Wendell c. Phillips, who was introducedI
Saturda- afternoon at reception given
by her mother at her residence In West
Forty-seventh street Receiving with
Mrs Phillips and her daughter were the
debutante's sister, Mrs. Monroe de Mott,
a recent bride; Miss Edith Phillips, an
other sister; Miss Elizabeth Locke, Miss
Lillian Jacques, Miss Gertrude Watson.
Miss jamie Ward, Miss Katharine Turck
and Miss Martha Kelly, OF Springfield, |
Ohio. After the reception DR.. and Mrs.
Phillips took the receiving party and al
few additional guests to the theater and
then to the Club de Vingt for supper and
dancing.
Mutual Improvement Club at a luncheon
given at the New Ebbitt Hotel Thursday. |
The guests were Mrs. John Nee, Mrs. r. !
o. Mullikin. Mrs. Willis T. Lee, Mrs. !
Charles ]. Orem and Mrs. W. Carl Wyatt |
Senator and Mrs. Bankhead have taken
apartments at the Hotel Lafayette for
the season.
Miss Janet Richards. at her sixth lee
ture this morning in her course on Pub |
lie Questions will speak on Recent |
Triumphs OF Imperialism; Can they be |
Met by Lloyd George. England's Great
Democrat" Also THE Reading of the !
Presidents Message and the Admins
tration's Program for National Organi- !
zatiOn and the Prevention of Muddle"
At noon Miss Richards will yield the |
platform to her guest, Miss BouInois. of !
England and France. who will tell a /
thrilling story of experiences among the |
wounded Of France in relief work |
through the Recreation Huts" main
tanned by the English Church Society.
The talk will begin at 1O:45 in the |
Woodward & Lothrop Auditorium.
Mrs. Theodore Marburg came over from |
Baltimore Saturday for the weekend and !
was hostess at dinner at the Shoreham |
Saturday evening.
Mr. Howard Elliott. president of the |
New York, New Haven and Hartford |
Railroad. is spending a few days in |
Washington and is at the Shoreham.
An interesting event Of Saturday even |
ing was the housewarming of the Ma
tional Suffrage Clubhouse at 1926 Rhode !
Island avenue.
The rooms we're charmingly decorated |
and the guests were received by Mrs !
Carrie Chapman, president National !
Suffrage Association; Mrs. Walter Nc |
Nab, first vice president; Mrs. j. Bor- !
den Hartman. chairman reception COM |
mittee; Mrs. Houston, wife of the Sec |
retary OF Agriculture: Mrs. Brandeis |
wife Of Justice Brandeis; Mrs. Harriet |
Blaine Beale. Mrs. Leigh Hunt and Mrs. |
Glendower Evans. OF Massachusetts Min
imum Wage Commission.
The committee Of arrangements in
cluded Miss Heloise Meyer. chairman;
Mrs. A. Garrison McClntock, Mrs. Fred
erick A. Delano. Mrs Katherine Gillett-
HUI. Mrs. Theodore Noyes. Mrs. Charles
B. Howry. Mrs. Ehphalet Andrews Mrs
W. K. Van Reypen and Mrs. Selden Al
len Day.
Assisting in dispensing hospitality were |
Lhe Misses Katherine McCuntock, Mary
Lord Andrews. Lemira Gillett-Hill, Laura |
Delano. Elizabeth Kingsbury Suzanne |
Former Ambassador Morgenthau, |
while spending a few days in Washing |
ton, is stopping at the Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs and Miss D'Ebro, of |
Melbourn, Australia, who are touring |
this country. are spending a fortnight or |
so in Washington, and are stopping at |
the Shoreham.
The third dance of the Studio Dance |
Club was held last Tuesday evening at |
Studio Hall with the full membership Of |
the club in attendance. The next dance |
will be held on Christmas night, as an |
nounced by Mr.. ]. Stanley Long, chair |
man of the committee on arrangemeots. |
Those present were: Miss Gates, Miss
Ryan. Mrs Long. Mrs. Wheeler, Miss |
Corby, Miss Brooks, Miss Havens. Miss !
Gray. Miss Gaddis. Miss Palmer, Miss |
Whitaker, Miss Sheriff, Miss Schmidt, |
Miss Higgins. Miss Abbott, and Miss |
Chapman. Mr.. West Mr.. Balton, Mr. |
Garnett, Mr.. Bacon, Mr.. Schmidt. Mr.. |
Valeer. Mr.. Lorimer. Mr.. Hamburg, Mr.. |
O'Connor. Mr.. Llufrio, Mr.. SteAens, Mr.. |
Pardoe. and Mr.. Wilhelm.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, who has
been spending a few weeks in Atlantic !
City, is now with her mother-in-law, |
Mrs. Vanderbilt, at her home in New |
York.
A military wedding is to take place in |
the chapel at West Point on the after |
noon of December 20. when Miss Vera |
Mae Kreger, daughter Of Col z. A. !
Kreger. U. S. A, who Is professor Of