The Washington herald., 1916-06-21

and Mrs. Key Pittman Senator and Mrs.
Thomas w. Hardwick, Representative
and Mrs Daniel r. Anthony, Representa-
tive Benjamin G. Humphreys, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Linthicum. Represent
ative Arthur G. Dewalt, Representative
and Mrs. William Ramseyer, Representa-
tive and Mrs George W. Edmonds, Rep
resentative James A Galliyan, MIS-.
May TAFT Reon. OF Boston; Mr.. Martin
Campbell, OF Missouri, and Miss Anna
bel Lee.
Mrs. Edward w Eberle, wife OF Capt.
Eberle, superintendent Of the United
States Naval Academy. entertained at
luncheon yesterday when the guests in
cluded a number Of Washington society
folk who motored over to Annapolis for
the occasion. The table was adorned
with a silver bowl filed with larkspur
and columbine and bridge followed the
luncheon in the sun parlor.
The guests were Mrs. Robert Lansing,
Mrs. Claude Swanson, Mrs. John W.
Davis, Mrs Hubert Dent, Mrs. Charles
c. McChord Mrs Albert Mills, Mrs. Me-
dorem Crawford Mrs. Thomas Hutch
inson, Mrs Logan Waller Page, Miss
Arnaryllis Gillett. Miss Flora Wilson.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage, Mrs. James H.
Glennon, Mrs. Samuel J. Graham, Mrs.
Ross Thompson, Mrs. Randolph Harri-
son. and Mrs. Richard Morton. Of Balti-
more.
Miss Rebecca Collier was hostess at
an informal dinner party last evening
at the Chevy Chase Club.
The President and Mrs Wilson, the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall. and
other high officials will attend the me-
mortal services for the late President OF
China, to be held Monday morning, at
II o'clock, at Memorial Continental Hall.
A simple, but impressive, ceremony has
been arranged. The Minister OF China,
Dr. Wellington Koo. will deliver the in
vocation. portrait of the late ruler,
with incense burning before It, will-b
surmounted by three Chinese characters
formed from flowers. There will be an
orchestra and a boys choir, carrying
garlands Of flowers. which they will de-
posit at the base of the portrait.
Col. and Mrs. Jay E. Hotrer are enter
tanning a house party in compliment to
their young daughter, Miss Helen Hotter,
who has Just returned from school in
New York. Among their house guests
are Miss Mary Woodward. of Flushing.
L. T.; Miss Josephine Foster. OF Philadel-
phia; Lieut. John Rafferty,. Lieut. Hugh
Mitchell. Lieut.. Robert Mcbride, and
Lieut. Worsham, who were graduated
from West Point last week
Col and Mrs. HofTer were hosts at an
informal theater party for their guests
Monday evening. This evening Miss
Katherine Judge will give a dinner at
the Chevy Chase Club for Miss Horer
and her guests, and tomorrow evening
Col. and Mrs. Hoffer will entertain at
dinner.
Nina Parbhs Earsvonsse, wife Of the
Minister OF Siam. and their childrea
and the starness Attachs and Nine. Pur-
nssirt, left Washington yesterday morn
ing for New York where they will re-
to Gloucester, where the summer lega-
ton IL located.
rns marriage Of Miss Marguerite Es-
ther Clahtn, daughter Of Mrs Price Col
by C1afin. and Mr.. Harold Ellsworth
ing at the residence Of the brides mother
in LongfeIlow street. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by the Rev. Rob
ert W. Coe, assistant pastor of the First
Consre gadonal Church. in the presence
Of relatives and a few intimate friendA
Pink roses and other summer flowers
decorated the drawing room suite
The brides gown was Of white satin
with an overdrapery OF tulle caught with
orange blossoms A long court train
was hung from the shoulders and her
tuue veil was wreathed with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies Of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Clafin, niece Of the
bride was maid Of honor. She wore
a dainty gown Of white tulle over white
satin and carried pink roses Another
niece, Miss Eleanor Payne, Of PhIladel-
phia. served flower girl. wearing a
white lingerie frock and carrying a
white basket filed with sweetheart roses.
Mr.. Bolitha J. Laws acted as best man.
he -
followed the ceremony Mrs. CIaftn, the
brides mother. received with the bridal
couple, wearing a becoming gown ot
white crepe de chine. Later in the even
ing Mr.. Warner and his bride left for
a wedding trip, the latter travelling in
a smart suit Of blue taffeta with hat to
match. They will make their home
at 1927 Longfenow street.
Among the out-of-town guests at The
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Jules Payne
Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. George W. Nay
lor. OF New York.
Mrs. John H McCluney, ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Mckinney and Miss Mildred Nc
Cluney, Of ct. Louis, are at the Willard
where they have Joined Mr.. and Mrs
James MoCluney, who are spending some
time at Washington
Col seldsn Allen Day, o. 8. A, and
lay WHO udTc Jusl TSIulne0 10
their home on Lamont street having
spent the winter IN California, are enter
saining their niece and her husband Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sidney Dexter, Of Wis
,onsin and Chicago. who are on an ex-
tended bridal trip through the East. Paul
Kester. author-playwright, who Is also a
near relative Of Col. and Mrs. Day and of
Mrs. Dexter. will Join the house party
this week.
Among the prominent New Yorkers
stopping at the Shoreham are Mr.. Will
lam Gordon, Mr.. c. J. Sawyer, Mr.
Frederick r Coudert, Mr.. and Mrs a.
/ Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs. George W
sslkeld
Rear Admiral and Mrs Georre c,
Rerney. accompanied by Miss Angelica
Rerney. Will close their home on New
Hampshire avenue tomorrow and leave
to spend the summer at the Garden
House, jamestown, R I.
Passed Assistant Surgeon and Mrs
c. P. A. Rsnsdell. who have spent the
season at the Avondsle, have gone for