The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Doings of Society

oebutsnte's ersndnsother. Mrs. N z
trenholm; Miss Elizabeth Chase and Aiss
suzanne Chase. Miss Ellie Le5eune. Miss
Marjorie Heimbold. Miss Dorothy pen
nett Miss Anita Kite. Miss Margheritta
ilIiinAh and her guest Miss Lillian sUt-
ton OF Texas: Miss Dorcas Parker. Of
IeNssi Miss Mary Stead. Miss Marion
maooox. of Montana. who is visiting Mrs.
hastah: Miss Helen Breneman. and Miss
hatherine Aorshams. An informal SUI
the tea.
The Womsn's Alliance Of An souls'
Church VIII entertain az tea this sftsr-
noon from 4 10 o'clock IN the church
psrlors for members and friends. Prom
TO there will be two interesting lee
tures by Miss c. Z. Mase and Nrs-
Louis p. Post
Mr.. Walter s. PenheId. secretary Of IN,
United States delegation 60 the Pan
American Scientific Congress. entsrtaipeo
at luncheon yesterday In the Presioen-
/ tisl suite OF the New willard IN honor
OF Ramon NJ. Valoes, Vice President of
| the republic of Panama Amons his
guests were DR.. Luis Anderson formerly
secretary Of state Of Costa Rics: Dr.
Fernando Sanchez de Fuente,, member
OF the Cuban congress: DIR. Fausto Da-
VIA formerly Minister Of Honduras &c
, the United States: Prof Nsrcfso Gsrsv
ano Dr. Nicolas solsno. delegates from
Panama: Mr.. James Brown Scott secre-
tsry Of the Carnegie Endowment for In
ternstional Peace; Mr.. Cone johnson,
solicitor Of the Department OF State: Mr.
J. Butler Wright chief Of the Latin
American Division OF the Department Of
state; Mr.. John Foster Dulles, Of New
YORK, and Mr.. J. 4. Lefeyre secretary
Of the Panama Legation.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. Of New
fork' who made one Of the most interest
ing addresses Of yesterday morning at
| the meeting OF the Wonen's section OF
the Psn-American Congress lie stopping
at the Willard.
The Congressional Club will b. AZ
| nome this afternoon In honor Of the wives
OF the delegates 10 the Psn-American
Mrs- Atlee Pomerene, president OF the
| club' VIII receive, assisted by the mem
bers OF the executive committee
Mrs. Ernest Roberts, Mrs. William c
Redneld. Mrs. Frank W MondeIl. Mrs
! .. y. Mclean. Mrs. Charles c. McChoro
/ Mrs. James T Lloyd. Mrs. John 3. Hen
derson. and Mrs. Thomas w Hsrdvick
! will preside at the tea table
4 Assisting In receiving will be MrE G NJ
Hamilton, Mrs. W. r. Hsrr. Mrs. r. A
Hatcher. Mrs. W. c HawIey. Mrs. c.
| r. johnson. Mrs. Julius Kahn. Mrs Ed
ward kesting. Mrs William Kent. Mrs.
| william kettneT. Mrs. A. s Ereider Mrs
| W. J.. LaFOlietts Mrs J. W Langley.
Mrs. Gordon Lee. Mrs. J. 7. Lenroot
/ Mrs. Medill Mccormick. Mrs d J. Nc
/ Gillicuddy. Mrs. Adolph Meyer. Mrs Dick
r Morgan. Mrs. II. 1. Myers. Mrs. =. c
| Newlands, Mrs. c. W. Norris Mrs O. r
| OShsunessy. Mrs. L T Psdgett Miss
| Alice Page, Mrs. Calvin ID. PAige. Mr..
/ J. s. Parker, Mrs J. II. Pstten- Mrs. P
/ z Quinn. Mrs. J. Willard RsgsdsIe. Mrs
! ". 7. Rsiney. Mrs. J. =. Baker. Mrs r
I ]. Rstley Mrs. G. c. Scott. Mrs. p. J
Scully, Mrs. n. W. Seymour. Mrs d "
Shsckelford. and Miss jamie SIemp
group OF young ladies assisting will In
\ clude Miss lmosene Young. Miss Erlus
Webb, Miss Mary 3. Webb Mas Len
root. Miss Clara La Toilette. Miss Clara
Francis, Mics Florence. and Miss Lucy
Gambler.
An interesting event Of this afternoon
will be the first OF a series of tea dances
to he given at the Playhouse under the
direction Of Miss Bertha Draper King
The dances will be held every Tuesday
: afternoon in January and are under the
patronage OF Mrs George p Eustis.
lscOunNess ue SlbOur- MIS-. George How
ard, Mrs. Frederick ChApiu. Mrs E.F
Jordan, Mrs Hugh Wallace and Mr,
Henry MAY
Mr.. and Mrs Whitman and their dAugh-
ter. Miss Whitman. OF New Jersey. and
Miss Eleanor orr will arrive In Washing
ton today to be the house guests OF M
and Mrs. Fred bennett until after Miss
Dennetts debut tea tomorrow at the
Congressional Club.
The marriage OF Miss Marion Eusenla
Cox daughter Of Mr. and Mrs stephen
A. Cox, OF Belleview. Congress Heights
d. g. 10 Mr.. Thsddeus g De Vail. or
this city, took place Wednesday AFT
ernoon.
The Ceremony was performed by Rev
Mr.. Bennett only the immediate families
Of both parties being present. The bride
wore travelling suit OF brown gsbsrdine
trimmed with fur. with hat TO match
and a corsage bouquet OF sweet peas
and lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for New York city, where
they will make their home for the
present
Mr.. Richard c. Zsntainger and Mr OF
way B. Zsntzinger. both OF whom are
students at the Tome School returned 70
the school on Tuesday after spending
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