The Washington herald., 1916-03-20


"a services at the Central Presbyterian
church yesterday morning, taking a
motor ride in the late afternoon hours.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Lans-
ing are expected to return to Washington
this morning from a weeks stay at Pine
hurst. n. c. X ....-. q.
The Third Secretary of the Japanese
Embassy and Nine. Ohta will leave
Washington today for New York pre-
paratOry' to sailing for Mexico, the new
diplomatic assignment Of the secretary,
Miss Ellen Fftz Peudleton. pesldent OF
wellesley College, Is to spend few days
Of the college spring vacation in Wash
ington at the home of her brother. Col.
Pendlston. 1919 Bfltmore street. Several
interesting functions in her honor arc
being planned by the large circle Of col
lege women in. Washington, among them
a special Wellesley club meeting and re-
ception Saturday afternoon, March ., at
the home of Mrs. Hughes, 400 Sixteenth
street. from $50 to $50, where. besides all
Washingt Wellesley women. the girls
planning to enter that college from the
various preparatory schools in town and
members from the Baltimore Wellesley
Club have been invited by Mrs. Hughes
and the Washington club to meet Miss
RendletOn and hear her speak.
On Monday afternoon, March q. from 4
to $50 The College wonen's Club Is to
unite with the Wellesley Club in enter
tanning Miss Pendleton at a large recep-
ton at the. Raleigh.
Paynaster Charles " LIttIefieId. U. s.
N. retired, and Mrs. LIttlefield arrived
at the Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va, on Thursday from Palm Beach.
where they passed the winter. After a
three weeks stay at the GreenbFier. they
Will go on to New York and in &C
Cordance with their usual custom, spend
Easter at the Plaza
As soon as tho season opens on the
North Shore, they will occupy the
Bradley Villa at Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Surguy Of the
IrOquois. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Eugene, to Mr.. Blair NJ.
Bennett, Of Pittsburgh The wedding will
take place in the spring.
Quite a unique entertainment is being
planned by the members Of the Benefcent
Society Of the First Presbyterian Church
to be held at the church on Tuesday even
ing. April L A Calendar Social will take
I'D the greater part of the program This
Is novel and Well worth seeing, with
Old Father Time and about seventy-fiye
others taking part, dressed to represent
each month OF the year.
= sale Of fancy articles, homemade
delicacies, ice cream, etc, will be held
after the program.
No admission is charged and every one
is welcome.
Mrs. Frank L. Zlrkle is in charge OF
the ffzcy table; Mrs. William Fletcher,
s-rCns; Yrs Irene Durham, candy; Mrs.
T.. A Sadler. cake, bread, doughnuts,
NT7fH frT1a
he rfice-s Of the Beneficent Society
-. N. J. Vaughan, president; Mrs.
.. SHUT recording secretary; Mrs.
Wh:teford, corresponding sec
md Miss Mary Walinssford,
..astrcr.-
uerry Lane Wilson. OF Ohio, has
.. q ne Shorcham for an indefinite
morris Alliance of All Souls
.... darce and card party
s. r... . O.. lis PhilaRthrOpic work
.a...s 49, AT, l, to L o'clock,
BOD the y " willard ballroom. On the
,7-.l-,.t.ca --- Miss Catherine A Newton.
-.Lo ha1 sh---e of thedance. Mrs. John
.uss-u yy--E. .-h0 is fl charge Of card
tables. and Mrs Charles F. Robbins, in
charge Of Creshnents and ticket sale.
The Congressional Club has issued invi-
ta.!ors s.- Monday evening. March 2,
from 50 10 II o.c-Ock. There will be
dancing
Recent pr.iva,s at the shoreham are
Nrr. and Ms Frank r. Chambers, Mr..
and Ms James burden and Mr.. and
lIra. Norris LindheiIn all o. New York.
TIE jnterr Ing event Of-tomorrow even
ing wal be the dancing and skating car
ntvaI at the Arcade for the benefit Of
NeighborhoOd House.
ON The executive committee OF Neigh
borhood House arc Mrs. Gibson Gardner,
Mrs. Clcra D. Neigh, Miss S. Siebert and
Miss YintOn.
cIudes Mrs. Paul Bartlett Mrs. Charles
]. Bell. Mrs. Ward Brown, Miss Beatrice
Glover, Mrs Fremont. Miss Francis
Moves, Miss George OdeI, Miss g. Sic
bert, Mrs John W. Thompson. Mrs.
Walker Tuckerman and Mrs John Jay
White
On the floor committee will be Count
d'Ahdsmar, Commander Henry Butler
Mr.. Arthur Campbell Mr.. William Bowie
Clark, Capt. Ridley Mclean, Mr.. Chas
Richardson. Count J. II. de Sibour and
Mr. John II. Wilkins.
The patronesses are: Mrs. Robert
Baker. Mrs. Paul Bartlett, Mrs. Charles
j. Bel, MIS- sinclair Bowen, Mrs. Ward
Brown. Mrs. Albert $. Burleson, Mrs.
Richardson Cover. Mrs. Murray Cobb
Mrs. Frederick DelanO, Madame Eken-
gren. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs. John
c. Fremont. Miss Amarylis GilIett, Mrs
Chauncey Hackett. Mrs. Christian Hem
mick. Mrs. Charles 3. Howry, Mrs
David jayne HILL Mrs R. s. R Hit
Mrs Henen Jennings. Mrs. Arthur Lee
Mrs Theodore Moves, Mrs George
O'Deu Mrs. NJ. Samuel Reber, Mrs. Geo
Rublee, Miss Sebert, Mrs. Thomas
Sweeney. Mrs. Walter Tuckerrnan, Miss
vinton. Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs. John
Jay White and Mrs. Charles Boughtor
Wood.
Misses Ruth Hapgood. CaIne Hokt
Smith. GeorGtana Schoneld. Lillian Hen,
drick. Margaret Clark and Peggy Seftor
have been added to the girls floor com.
rittee. With these additions, the num-
Der of girls on the committee is brought
to thirty, half Of whom will be on skates
and all in costume. Bearing trays sus
pended from their shoulders, the girls
win sell cigarettes, paper caps and favors
confetti, ribands and bits Of costume,
Mrs. A VI. Dodge, Of Boston, accom-
panied by Mrs Alexander Churchward
Is spending few days at the Shoreharn
Mrs John RerToOt HAYWOOD ,ha;r,-,,~