The Washington herald., 1916-05-22
President and Mrs. Wilson Get Back from
Charlotte, N. G., and Attend ST. Matthews Church,;
Congressional Club Will Entertain on Friday
Other NeUs of Society at the CAPITAL

The President and Mrs. Wilson return.
ed from the Mecklenburg celebration at
Charlotte, n. C, yesterday morning In
time to attend services at st. Matthew
Episcopal Church. In the afternoon they
took a motor ride.
The Congressional Club will entertain
Miss Gronna as the guest Of honor on
Friday afternoon. May 26, at o'clock
a. at piano :. recital Will De '0"0"So O' '''
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Tharp have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF thell
daughter, Barbara Harris, to Mr.. Benja'
min Arnes Laning, on Saturday evening
June 3, at o'clock, at st. Johns Church
Georgetown.
Capt and Mrs. Robert sewell. DR.. and
Mrs. r. c. Norris and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Gray, all OF Philadelphia, who are
motoring through Maryland and Virginia
are spending the weekend at the Shore
ham
Another motor party at the shorehan
includes Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Burdick
Miss Burdick and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Burdick. Of Pittsburgh.
The Piper" by Josephine Preston Pea
body-a poetic dramatizstion IN four acts
OF the legend Of the Pied Piper OF Hame-
lin, was presented by the senior class Of
Mount Vernon Seminary on Saturday in
the large ballroom OF the New Willard.
The production was most enthusiastically
greeted by the families and friends OF the
seniors, who filled the room.
The first scene represented the Market
Place IN Hamelin; the second. the interior
OF a Hollow Hill; the third, the Cross
ways. and the fourth. the Market Place
again.
Especially notable in bringing out the
poetic charm OF the play was the acting
OF Miss Julia McLaren, Of Cincinnati. as
the Piper; Miss Virginia Whitehead, OF
Denver. as Veronika; Miss Ruth Howes,
OF Boston, as Barbara, and Miss MerJory
stalnaker. Of Indianapolis, as Michael
the Sword-eater.
The cast included the entire senior
class: Misses Margaret Irene Acheson,
Lucy Ball. Mary Elizabeth Clingan, Sara
Norton Davidson, Maria Burbank De
Silva, Marguerite Belle Foster, VILLA
mine Agnew Gardner. Florence Polk Har-
mon. Gertrude Marie Hegardt, Martha
Henley, Ethelwyn Hinchey. Ruth VOL
colt Howes, Gladys Lobingier. Agnes
Long. Jean MacneIl, Helen Cornelia Mac
Vichie. Julia Eleanora McLaren. Lois
Mayer, Marianne Lucy Ogilvie. Ray
Gumbert Pefey, Sally Jean Petit, Mary
Robertson Prince, Vivian Meredith Slick,
Martory Hill Stalnaker, Louisa stericksr.
Elaine Sweet, Edna Orson Watts and
Virginia Curtis whitehead
Mr.. and Mrs Paul BARTLETT enter
talned at dinner Saturday evening for
the latter's daughter. Miss Caroline
Oxcen Jones' II being a reunion Of Miss
Jones' terminates at the National Service
School at Chevy Chase, who included
Mrk William A Slater. jr., Miss Fran
ees Moore and Miss Eliza beth Harding
The other guests for the dinner in
cluded Miss McClIntock. Mr.. William A.
Slater, Jr.: Mr.. Henry Spear Hudson,
OF the British Embassy; Mr.. Jules c. F.
Blondel. an attache OF the French En-
bsssyI Mr.. Joseph Loris- MeukoT, Of the
Russian Embassy; Mr.. Franklin H Ellis
and Mr.. Henry Dixon.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn were hosts at dinner Saturday
evening at the Chevy Chase Club in COM
plimsnt to their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. HotChkiss, OF Rochester,
n. 7. Among their other guests were
Judge and Mrs Charles c. McChord,
Representative and Mrs. James Parker.
Representative and Mrs John Jacob
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McCon-
he, Miss Mary Dunn, of Rochester, n.
=; Miss Louise Lacy and Capt Ridley
Mclean.
Under the direction OF Mrs. Glenna
Smith Tinnin the following young ladies
will present the fairy dance Of the Mid
BummeTs Night Dream in Mrs. Hem
mick's Shakespearian Masque Shakes
peare Triumphant" on May Is: Misses
Elizabeth Kingsbury, Mildred Anderson.
Margaret Douglas, Laurie Smith, Mary
Howry, Louise Morris, Gladys Crump,
Dorothy Keen. Helen wedderburn,
Frances Galloway Mary Lord AndrewS
Gladys Pattee, Mildred Brown. and Reine
ser-tn.
Mr.. J. NcClurg Hays and daughter,
Miss Mary Hays, OF Pittsburgh. and Miss
s Carr, Of Wheeling, W. Va. arrived
u the New willard yesterday for the
weekend IN Washington. Tney are
way Of Philadelphia.
Representative and Mrs. Willard Rags
sale have generously loaned heir home in
Calumet place to the Winnie Davis Girls
Chapter OF the Daughters Of the Confed-
sracy for a garden party on Saturday
afternoon, May q.
signor stefano Carrara, italian envoy
% Cuba, is in Washington for few days,
md is at the shoreham.
Dr. Hollis Godfrey, president Of DrexoI
Institute, Philadelphia is at the New
Willard for a few days. Mrs. Godfrey
accompanies him.
Other prominent arrivals at the New
Willard Saturday for a few days stay
ire Mrs. William E. Ogilvie, Mr.. William
2. Ogilvie, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Greene, Mrs. WIlliston B. lockwood, Mrs.
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