The Washington herald., 1917-03-26

| Saturday afternoon, April q, in st.
Georges Church. New York City. A re-
eeption viii follow at the home of the
pbride's parents, 10 West Fifty-ninth
street Mr.. Riddle for two years was an
assistant minister at st. Georges, and
Is now stationed on board the Pennsyl-
yania. the flagship of the Atlantic Fleet.
The brides father during President
Cleveland's administration was Minister
to Guatemala and Honduras.
Mr.. and Mrs, Melville z. Ingalls,. jr.,
of New York, who came on to Wash
'ington for the wedding of the formers
sister. Miss Gladys Ingalls,. to Mr.. Mall
colin A. Robertson. of the British En-
bassy stan, entertained many of the
wedding party at dinner Saturday
evening at the Shoreham. where they
are staying.
Work-day specials will be featured at
the utility booth OF the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital bazaar to be
given at the Hotel Raleigh April Is and
10. Articles of particular usefulness to
each day of the week will be offered to
promote housekeeping efficiency" Mrs.
Watson F. Clark, president of the board
Of lady managers OF the hospital, will
be assisted at this booth by Mrs. e. NJ.
Mix. Mrs. w. T. S. Curtis. Mrs. William
f. Steuart. Mrs. ii. Jaudon Smith, Mrs.
Jerome Hubbard, Mrs. Joseph r. John
son, Mrs. Melville Church, Mrs. John e.
Davidson, Mrs. William H. Levin, Mrs.
s.. A. Stedman. and Mrs. s. c. CornwelL
The homemade cake table of the bazaar
will be, conducted by Mrs. William H.
Fox, Mrs. David G.. Adee, Miss Mary
Perry Brown, Mrs. John p. Earnest, Mrs.
T. Percy Myers. Mrs. B. c. Saxton. Mrs.
Charles s. Stockton, Miss Jana Wilkes,
and Mrs. E. B. Power.
The Pierce Guild announces the first
presentation in Washington of the popu-
lar comedy 'operetta Flora Bella" on
Easter Monday evening, April Q, at the
Beiasco Theater, in aid of the babies in
the Founding Home.
Tickets can be obtained from members
of the guild. which may be exchanged
now, In advance of the regular sale, for
reserved seats at the box office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dane Skinner
entertained at Luncheon at the Shore
ham for Mr.. Pierce Boal. of the Amer
lean Aviation Corps in France. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Tuckerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers. Miss Morgan. Miss King, Miss
Hill, Mr.. Gregory and Mr.. Williams.
Miss Janet Richards, who lectured last
week in six Eastern cities. including
Philadelphia, New York and Brooklyn,
fsund that the general rejoicing over the
Russian revolution almost eclipsed for
the moment the anxious interest concern
ing our own war problems.
At her usual Monday talk on public
questions this morning in the Wood
ward and Lothrop Auditorium. Miss Rich
ards will speak on THE Extra Session
and the War: VIII Our Policy Be De-
fensive or Offensive?" Also THE New
Freedom of Russia" The talk begins
at 1913.
DR.. Paulo de Mares Barros, former
minister of agriculture for the state
of Sac Paulo in Brazil. and Madame
Barros and their daughter were en-
tertained at en- elaborate luncheon at
the Shoreham Saturday by members of
the Carnegie Endowment for Interna-
tional Peace.
Among those present at the Cosmos
Club for the lecture of the Alliance
Franchise were Nine. Jusserand, Mrs.
Theodore V. Boynton, Mrs. H. OlIphant,