The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall Leave City
To Spend Weekend in Boston; Mr. and Mrs.
Hampson Gary Hosts to Miss Bones at Dinner
Other NeUs of Society at the Capital

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
left Washington yesterday to spend the
weekend IN Boston
Mr. and Mrs Hampson Gary enter
taIned at dinner last evening at the
Army and Navy Club IN honor Of Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones
Mrs. Lauterbach entertained twenty
lard last evening.
Mrs. Lauterbach Is sn route from the
South to her home In New York and is
passing a few days IN Washington
The washington ciuo celebrated It's
twenty-ifth anniversary with a tea yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Stephen o.
Richey, president Of the club, assisted
by the board Of governors, received the
handsome gsfts of silver from the club
members with appropriate speeches Of
acceptance. Tea was served at s
o'clock.
Mr.. md Mrs. Truxton BeaIe were hosts
at dinner last evening In compliment TO
Miss Maude Fay, who gave a recital yes
terday afternoon at the National Thea
ter and is the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peabody Eustis during her
stay In Washington.
Miss Fay viii be the honor guest at
dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis VIII
give this evening.
Col. and Mrs. George W. Read gave a
dinner party last evening at the Army
and Navy Club, entertaining In honor Of
their daughter, Miss Margaret Read.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Etchslberger
returned to Washington yesterday from
New York. where they have been for
several days.
The Misses sedgley will have receiving
with them today Mrs. Walter L Fisher,
wife OF the former Secretary OF the In
tertor. and her daughter-tn-lav, Mrs
Walter L. Fisher. jr.
Mrs. Frederick Marsh. wife OF Col
Marsh, U. g. A, retired, was the honor
guest at a luncheon and bridge party
which Mrs. Edward Stevens gave yester-
day afternoon at her apartment in the
Cordova-
Mrs Howard Esterbrook and Mrs N
@ Baker. Of New York, are making q
spring visit IN Washington. and are stop
ping at the shoreham Hotel
Mrs. Earl I. Brown. wife Of Mai
Brown, U. S. A, entertained twenty-one
guests at luncheon yesterday at her
apartment In the Mendoza
Mrs Leonard G. Hoffman was hostess
at a ehildren's party yesterday afternoon
at her residence in Chevy Chase, in cele-
bration Of the fifth birthday anniversary
Of her small son. George Dewey Hoffman
who Is Admiral Dewey's godson.
There were twenty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. I T. Mann will leave
Washington today for two weeks stay
at the White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs John Z. Osborne was hostess at
an informal luncheon of eight covers yes
terday in honor Of Mrs. J. B. Kendrick,
wife Of the governor of Wyoming.
double celebration Of the sixtieth
birthday Of Mrs. Nellie Veronica Seitz
and Of the birth anniversary of her
granddaughter, Helen V. Pearl was held
yesterday at their apartments in the La
Grande, Judiciary square. The affair was
arranged by Mrs. Ralph johnson and
Mrs s. A. Pearl, daughters Of Mrs.
Seitz.
Mrs. J. D. Champlain, OF New York;
Mrs. c. P. Ford and Mrs. H. c, Brewster
Of Rochester, N. Y, arrived iH Washing
ton yesterday, and are at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Brown. of worcss-
ter, Mass, are also at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Davis, Of the Lucia-Gale-Barber
School Of Rhythmic Dancing, will present
her pupils in an interesting program at
the Congressional Club this afternoon
from to 5 o'clock
Assisting at the tea which will follow will
be Mrs. James A. Reed. Mrs. Howard S.
Reeside, Mrs W. N. Roach. jr: Mrs. Err
nest A. ROdenberg, Mrs. John K. Shields,
Mrs. Jouell Shouse. Mrs. Thetus W. Sims,
Mrs John II. Small, Mrs. John w Wise,
Mrs. Thomas ]. Walsh, Mrs. John D.
Works, Mrs. W. W. Wilson. Miss Ellen
P. Wood. Mrs. Edward Z. Browne, Mrs
Louis BrOwnlow. Mrs. James P. Buchan-
an. Mrs. T. S. Crage, Mrs. Louis c.
CranstOn, Mrs. William Gordon, Mrs.
Thomas p. Gore, Mrs. William r. Green,
Mrs. Frank L. Greene, Mrs. AISLE J.
Grouna. and Miss Grace Granger
Mrs. A. ]. Volstead and Mrs. Charles
H. Sloan will preside at the tea table
Mrs. Charles J. Bell will lend her town
house, 1877 Connecticut avenue, for a
lecture in the series Mr.. 8. Richard
Fuller is giving in aid OF the French