The Washington herald., 1916-03-17

thirty guests.
The Counselor Of the State Department
and Mrs. Polk were hosts at dinner
Of fourteen covers last evening at their
residence in Sixteenth street.
Capt. and Mrs. 5. ]. Bayard sohindel
entertained at dinner last evening at
the Army and Navy Club, when their
guests were Col and Mrs Chase Ken
nedy Capt. and Mrs. Theodore Baldwin,
Miss Katherine Judge. and Maj. Douglas
Macarthur.
Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks and her
hance, Lieut.. William Henry Holcombe,
z. S. A, whose marriage will take place
next Wednesday, were the guests in
whose honor Miss Mary Irwin gave a
dinner party last evening at the Army
and Navy Club. The other guests in
cluded the members OF the wedding
party.
The weekly drill and tea at the Riding
and Hunt Club attracted a crowd OF
smart folk yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J.
Breckenridge Bayne presided at the tea
table. Among those who rode were Miss
Edith Howard. Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
Miss Theodore PIeadwell, Miss Helen
Marye, Miss Alberta Peters, Miss
Jeanette Cowan, Mrs. W. Sinclair
Bowen, Miss Frances Carpenter. Miss
Margaret Deyereux. Miss Anna Hamlin,
Miss Katherine Scriven, Miss Mona
Blodgett, Miss Ethel MacMurray Miss
Nadine Oxnard. Miss Helen McLanahan,
Miss Betty Baldwin. Miss Gertrude
Greeley. Miss KingSbury, Mr. de Hedri.
Mr.. Julian T Bishop Mr Arthur Bayne,
Mr.. Ralph Comm, Mr.. Brewer Mr.. Geo.
Oakley TOtten. jr., Lieut.. LeBreton
Lieut. Winter. Capt. HRight, Mr. John
.. Evans, Viscount d'Alte, and Lieut.
Greeley
4 jumping contest for which a silver
loving cup IS offered by Mr.. Dennis A
pson, was begun Yesterday and is to
continue for four consecutive Thursdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Bowie. OIL
Mount Oak. Prince George County,
Nd. announce the engagement oil
their daughter. CorneIfa Magruder. toI
Mr. Richard SouthalI Grant. Of Phils-I
delphia. Mr.. Grant is a son Of Adj
miral and Mrs. Albert Weston Grant
L. S. n. The wedding will take place.
in the autumn.
Mrs. Joseph Clay Habcrsham Coll
quit entertained at bridge yesterday
afternoon at her apartment in the st
Regis, in honor Of Miss Dorothy GrayI
Brooks. bride of next week
Among the guests were Miss Hanna
Taylor. Miss May Power. Miss Kate
n
Dorothy Wycth. Miss Marie Adams,
Miss Annie Irwin, Miss Mary Irwin,
Miss Emily Chase. Miss Katherine
lIolbroOk. Miss Nancy Jones, Miss
Dorothy Taylor, Miss Frances Efringer.
Miss Katherine Effinger Miss Dorothy
Shuey. Miss Helen NcCUmber. MISS
-Nntoinette Ray. and Mrs. Charles Mel
son Rfkor.
A number Of additional guests were
asked for tea. and Mrs. Riker and Mrs.
John Harrison Knapp presided at the
tea table. which was adorned with
rcd tulips. and white sweet peas.
Mrs Frances Robinson and Miss
Annie Van Folt gave a bridge partly
Of twelve tables yesterday afternoon
at the Washington Club.
Tho clubs rooms were deliberately
decorated with palms and a variety
Of spring flowers, and the tea table
was adorned with a large centerpiece
Of jonquilz
Additional guests were invited for
tea later in the afternoon when Mrs
William WhcatIey and Mrs W. w.
Harris were at the tea table.
Mr. and Mrs, John wynne. jr.. oil
Detroit, who are returning from Som
rryIlle, S. c; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
carter, of Greenwich. Conn, who are
en- route from Florida: Mr. and Mrs
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael WE'LL. OF San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Seward, OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank VI. Warren, of Portland, Greg,
and Mrs. Arthur c. Needles and Mrs.
J. B. Williams, Of Roanoke. Va are
among yesterdays arrivals at the Will
lard.
An interesting event Of yesterday
afternoon was the joint recital given
by Felix Garziglia, pianist. and Car
mine Fabrizio, violInist, with Mr.
ball room of the New willard at 1901
o'clock. 4 fashionable audience was
present and a most charming and de-
lightful program was given by the
two artists.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Beck. of New York,
former Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Beck are at the willard for
a few days.
Mrs. Richardson Clover. Mrs Hennen
Jennings Mrs Charles J. Bell. Mrs.
Charles Boushton Wood, Mrs. Frederick
DelanO. Mrs. Frank f. Johnson, Mrs. |
Frank NOyes, Mrs. Christian Hemmick
and Miss Siebert are among the box
holders for the dancing and skating
carnival at the Arcade. Fourteenth and |
Park Road. for the benefit of the Neigh |
bDTnOO0 HOUSE 1 ueSQay evening.
4 number of skating parties are being |
arranged. particularly among, society's |
New York and diplomatic set. Fancy |
shating viii be g. feature of the cabaret |
which will extend through the evening, |
while the outer circles of the big floor, |
viii be reserved for skaters
The Constitution Chapter Of the |
Daughters OF the American Revolution. |
will give a benefit bridge at Mrs L. C
pyer's apartment at the Northumber- |
land, on Monday afternoon, March %, |
at 2 o'clock, to which their friends are |
invited. Mrs. Ella S. Knight is regent.
The Minister from Peru and Nine. Pezet |
were in New York at the Hotel Astor for |
q few days during the first Of the week. |
Mr.. Pezet. who has been minister from
his country to Washington for the past |
four years, and who has been in the |
diplomatic service Of his country for |
thirty years. will leave the legation in |
April and will make his residence in
New York, where he will devote his time /
To literary and lecture work