The Washington herald., 1917-01-16

Rev. Frederick b. Howden. bishop of
New Mexico. in the presence of a few
friends.
| Miss Waudby was on the stafr of
| local newspaper prior to taking up gov
ernment work In the West. Mr. Cham
payne is connected with the Forestry
Service.
The young couple will return to Wash
ington in the spring.
Mrs. William Baird, wife of Maj.
Baird. U. S. A., retired, entertained in
| formally at tea yesterday afternoon in
compliment to her son and daughter-in-
law, Lieut.. and Mrs. John A. Baird, u.
s. A, who were married recently in st.
| Davids, Pa
Mrs Bairds sister, Mrs William H.
Carter, presided at the table, assisted
by Mrs. Thomas Cruise, Mrs. Thomas T.
Knox. Miss Russelle Cecil and Miss
Grace Woodruff.
Miss Anne Hopkins, debutante daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hop
kins, left Washington yesterday to visit
MIS-. Andrew Christian, in Richmond.
Va, until Wednesday.
Senator and Mrs. Newlands entertained
at dinner last evening in honor OF Rep
resentative and Mrs. William c. Adam
son, OF Georgia.
Mrs. Townsend scudder, of New York,
arrived at the Shoreham yesterday to
spend several days in Washington.
Capt. and Mrs Mishtowd, of New York.
while visiting IN Washington, are max
Ing their headquarters at the shoreham.
The management Of the Burlington
L n artW N1v1N lNN- -
| that fortnightly dances will be held in
the lobby. The announcement is the re-
| suit of the great success of the dance
| given there last Saturday evening, as the
first Of series OF entertainments mark
ing the opening OF the new cafe
The dance given on Saturday was large
| ly attended, both by residents of the
| Burlington and by their guests who in
cluded some of the most prominent mem
| bers of diplomatic and Official life in
| Washington. A large orchestra furnish
! ed the music and the dancing lasted from
. o'clock until midnight
| Among the guests were: Represent
ative Robert L. Henry, of Texas, and
Mrs. Henry; Representative Joseph w.
Byrnes, of Tennessee, and Mrs. Byrnes:
Representative Rufus Hardy, Of Texas,
and Miss Hardy; Representative John N
Garner, of Texas, and Mrs. Garner; Judge
| r. c. Allen, of Oklahoma; Mrs T "
Boynton, Capt. Colwell. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
S. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. X Oakley, Mrs.
| r. K. Williams, Miss Williams, Judge A
| b. Quinton and Miss Quinton, Mr. and
! Mrs. Donald McGregor. Mr.. and Mrs w
A Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Marble, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Irwin, Mr. and Mrs
John H. Nolan and Miss Nolan. Mr.. and
Mrs. w NJ. Taft, Mrs. A. F. Southland
and Miss Southard, Misses Margaret Rob-
erts, Aline Carusi, Marguerite Marr. Mar
| nay
Hadger, Edna Capron, c. Byrd Milligan,
M. G. Fox, DR.. E. T. Franklin, DIR. L.
| A Martell, DR.. J. P. BrIscoe, DR.. Il Ar
thur Hooe, Messrs. J. II. Franklin, c. w.
| Jacobsen, Thomas Dawson, James Doug
lass, Colville, Dillon. Lewis, Bishop and
Davidson
Another feature of the week at the
Burlington was the formal opening of the
cafe on Sunday evening attended by
many special dinner parties.
Rear Admiral MCGOWAN was host at
a luncheon at the Shoreham Yesterday
entertaining Senator and Mrs. Tfllman
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and Mrs Legare.
Many members of the board Of trustees
as well rs the young ladies OF the Young
| Women's Christian Home, 311 C street,
were delightfully."- entertained by a lecture
|
wife of the secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution, on Tuesday evening.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
| have cards out for dinner on the even
| ing Of February s.
! Rear Admiral Austin NJ knight, U. s.
N, will leave Washington for Newport
today. Miss Katherine Watkins, of
Maryland. is visiting Miss Katharine G.
Knight at the naval station. Miss knight,
| with her father, Rear Admiral Knight
will leave San Francisco for the
Asiatic station on the Empress of Asia
| on March Is. Capt. Carl T. Vogelgesang
and Mrs. Vogelgesang will accompany
| them. the former being chief of staff
Mrs. J. Winthrop Spencer will entertain
| at tea this afternoon from 4 to O'Clock
at her residence, 2019 Hillyer place, to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. L. Foster, of
Canada
Miss Edith Temple Oracle left WASH
| fngton yesterday afternoon for Baltimore
to attend the Bal des Arts last even
ing. She is the guest of Miss Marion
Rucker.
stonewall Jackson Chapter, No. 30.
| United Daughters of the Confederacy,
met at the Confederate Memorial Home,
/ In Vermont avenue last Monday. Mrs.
Merwin, the new president of the chap
| ter, presided. The full staff of officers
4 was present and the attendance large.
Arrangements were made whereby the
chapter would be the host, furnishing
| the refreshments for the next meeting of
/ Mildred Lee Chapter Children of the
Confederacy, which will be Stonewall
Jackson Day. The hostesses for the So
cial feature of the next meeting of the
| chapter will be Mrs. Owen Dorsey, Mrs.
Dodson, Miss Dennis and Mrs. E. C.
| Dawson.