The Washington herald., 1916-06-10
President Wilson and Party Brave Showers
To Attend Keith's Vaudeville Performance;
Will Present West Point Diplomas Tuesday
Other NeOs of Society the Capital

Immediate ramlly went TO keith 3
last night. There were seven in the
party and they entered before the
curtain rose.
With the President were Mrs. Will
son. her mother. Mrs. Boiling; Miss
Bertha Boiling, her other sister; Mrs.
Calf. John r. Boiling, and Miss Mar
garet Wilson. AS the President en-
tered he bowed, smiled, and said in
an understone: I'm coming strong
tonight. There are seven of u.s." He
was smiling and happy, apparently,
and looked forward to a pleasant even
ing.
The President and Mrs Wilson will
leave Washington Monday afternoon for
West Point, where the President will
present the diplomas to the members Of
the graduating class of the Military
Academy on Tuesday.
The Japanese Ambassador, viscount
ChInda. has been appointed Ambassador
from Japan to the court of st. James to
succeed Marquis Katsunosuke 1nouye,
and. accompanied by Yiscountess Chinda,
will leave for his new post on July .
Mr.. Amoro ssto, former japanese Am
bassador to Austria, will succeed VS.
count Chinda, arriving In Washington In
September
Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory. wife Of
the Attorney General, was the guest In
whose honor Mrs. oliver z. Pagan en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at
''Elmwood Farm" her country place.
near Muirkirk Md. Invited to meet
Mrs. Gregory were Mrs. Willis Van De-
vanter Mrs. George Carroll Todd, Miss
Jane Gregory. Mrs. A 2. Tyssowski. Miss
Tyssowshd. Mrs. Charles A. Dean, Mrs.
c. F. Clark, Mrs. Charles F. Miller, Mrs
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F. Pagan and Mrs. H. D. Saunders.
Mime. calderon, wife Of the Bolivian
Minister, will go to New York today for
a brief visit
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels Will leave Washington this even
ing to attend the Democratic national
convention at st. Louis
Mrs. Daniels sister-in-law, Mrs. W. h
Bagley. and her mother, Mrs. Dihsoly,
OF Raleigh, n. c., are the guests OF the
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels. having come
to Washington to attend the commence
ment exercises at Georgetown Convent
washington Alliance of Delta Delta
Delta Sorority, will bs entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. G. g. Steele, at the
washington Country Club today. The
guest Of honor will be Miss Sarah Shell
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euest Of Mrs. Steele. The other guests
are Mrs. Walter B. Guy. Miss Nellie
Brown, Mrs. Walter II. Howard. Miss
Mauds Dunlop, Miss Harriet Lane, Mrs
r NJ Balcom and Mrs z. r. Burchard
Mrs. Irving I. Lenroot. wife Of Rep
resentAtive Lenroot. has closed her apart
ment IN the Woodward and left for her
home at Superior, Wis.
Mrs Russell. wife of Representative
Joseph J. Russell Of Missouri and Mrs.
Taylor, wife Of Representative Edward
T. Taylor, Of Colorado, entertained at a
bridge party of thirty tables yesterday
afternoon at the Congressional Club The
club rooms were decorated with quanti-
ties OF spring flowers
Among those assisting IN the dining
room later In the afternoon were Mrs.
James T. Lloyd. Mrs. Henry G. Danforth,
Mrs. Dorsey W. Shackleford. Mrs. Joseph
". Byrns, Mrs Howard Reesids sad Mrs.
william Stevenson
Members of the Presidents Cabinet
lunchins at the Shoreham yesterday were
Secretary Baker, Secretary Daniels, Sec
retary Redneld and Secretary Wilson
At ST. Johns Episcopal Church. at
Beverly Farms Wednesday, Mrs. 9.
Reed Anthony. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew c. Weeks, Of Boston
was married to Mr.. Randolph Frothins-
ham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Froth-
insham, Of New York
The wedding was marked by Its sim
pucity, roses being used for the church
decorations and the only guests we're the
immediate families. The Rev. DR.. IL
wood Worcester, Of Boston, performed
the ceremony, Mr.. Robert W. Seymour,
OF Boston. was the best man
Announsenent has been made By Mr.
and Mrs Frederic sterry. Of New York
of the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Prudence Cleveland stsrry, a deb
utante a year ago, to Mr.. George Wat
son Hall Smith. Of Providence, R L. son
Of Mr.. Charles Morris Smith, Of that
city.
Mrs. Hess, wif. of MAJ. Louis T. HsxA
U. g. A, was hostess at q luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge yesterday at her resi-
dence IN Belmont road. Her guests were
Mrs William D. Beach. Mrs Edwin T.
Pollock. Mrs Charles Keller, Mrs. George
Richards and Mrs Palmer.
Maj and Mrs. Hess win be hosts at
a dinner of sixteen covers at the Army
and Navy Club on Thursday evening in
compliment to Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Al
bert I. Mills, and their daughter, Mrs.
Emil p. LAurson-
Mrs Joseph O H CotQutst ntsrtainsd
informally at tea yesterday afternoon In
compliment to Miss Dorothy Taylor,
whose marriage to Mr.. Robert Courtney
Hilltard, Of Minneapolil, viii take place
next Wednesday. Mrs. w. D. Lshtle
and Mrs. John HArr1son Knapp presided
At ths tea tabls which was decorated
with . centsrpiscs Of pink peontes-
Ths second Of Q ssrtAs Of entertain
naents to be rendered In honor Of Miss
N. Sue Miller, one OF this seasons popu-
lar brdss-to-be, was given last evenln g
by Miss Alice Fuller, at her home In
Twenty-second street The affair was a
miscellaneous shower. The appoint
msnts and decorations were In pink and
white Miss Miller will be married to
Mr.. Howell Forsyths, OF Atlanta, Ga, on
June n. After q honeymoon In Atlanta
HAIR GRAY? THIN