The Washington herald., 1917-04-18

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House Guest-Many D. A
R. Parties.
sfr. Justice william P Day ana hi
son and daughter-Inlaw. Mr.. and Hrs
Rufus Day, entertained at dinner las
evening In celebration Of Justice Day
birthday anniyersity and In compliment
70 Mr.. Justive Wits Van Devanter
whose birthday was also yesterday
There were twenty guests, including sew
eral Cabinet members and other fol-
pr'minent In ofncial life.
ArA Stephen B. Elzfns was hostess q.
dinner last evening at her residence Il
X street, entertaining IN compliment 4
her house guest Mrs James Robert Nc
Kee, OF New York Among the guest
asked to meet Mrs. Mckee were the Sec
retayy OF State and Mrs. Lanzin<.
Mrs. Mckee was the guest OF honor a
the bridge party which Mrs. Richardson
Clover gave yesterday afternoon at tbs
Country Club. Additional guests wer'
Invited for tea later In the afternoon
Mrs. Clover's daughter, Mrs. Thoma!
Helcombe. presided at the tea table.
MAJ Gen. and MraL James B. Aleshirt
a6Ns oEAAA Jul luNlldLOua AOE INC WCuAAh
reception OF their daughter Dorothy DANE
and Mr.. Alexander Gilchrist Hatch, en-
sign United States Navy. Saturday after
noon. April 8, at 40 o'clock at Rau-
schePE
The ceremony which will precede the
reception, will take place at 4 O'Clock
In the apartment Of Cen and Mrs. Ale
Ehire at the St Nicholas. Rev. DR.. Ro-
land Cotton Smith, rector Of St Johns
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The bride will have no attendants
though her sister, Miss Marjorie Aleshire
will stand with her during the ceremony
Ensign Hatch. who Is stationed on the
u. s, S. Montana, will select a best man
on his arrival IN Washington Wednesday
April ..
Mrs. Adolpuh W. Greedy entertained
AZ reception yesterday afternoon COM
plimentary to Mrs. George Squires, of
Minnesota, who Ia a candidate for presi-
dent general of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution The guests were
the members of the National Board, d. A.
r.. State regents and members OF the
Minnesota delegation.
Assisting Mrs. Greely were her cousin,
Countess Monttoye, Of Italy; Mrs. Far
well Ferry, of Chicago, and Mrs. Squires'
daughter. Mrs Mackaye Thompson. OF
Chicago, all OF whom are staying with
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Greedy, and Miss
Antoinette Greedy.
Bishop David H Greer, assisted by the
Rev. Charles L Slattery, rector of Grace
Church. and the Rev. Endicott Peabody,
OF Groton School, will officiate at the
marriage of Miss Helen Leigh Hunt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt, to
Mr.. F. Bayard Rivers, which will be
solemnized on April 30. IN New York.
The ceremony will take place IN the
Whiting Chapel Of the Cathedral OF st.
John the Devine, which was founded by
the bridegroom's family. and will be fol-
owed by a reception at the Colony Club
The bride will be unattended
Frederick Marquand Goodwin, who re-
Gently married Mr.. Rivers sister, Miss
Mildred Rivers, win act as best man, and
the .ushers will be Messrs. Reginald B.
Rivers, a cousin OF the bridegroom;
Henry Leigh Hunt, Seth B. French I'd,
Seymour Blair, John Kean, Chester g.
Burden, James Boyd and Thomas H.
Barker.
Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert entertained at
a luncheon yesterday at her res dence
in Vermont avenue.
The table was adorned with yellow
roses and purple iris. The guests were
Mrs. Claude A Swanson, Mrs. Charles
A. Culberson, Mrs. ]. G. W. Beckham.
Mrs Olive James, Mrs. s. Hubert Dent.
Mrs. Rufus g. Day, Mrs. William Bailey
Lamar. Mrs. Perry s. Heath, Mrs. J.
Harry CovingtJn, Mrs. Seth Shepard,
Mrs. Mary H Schleuter. Mrs. Wade H.
Ellis, Mrs. DevereauX Lippitt, Mn.
James NJ. Green, Mrs Victor Kaufman,
Miss Haskell, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs.
Made Hills and Mrs. william Mitchell.
Mrs Braisted, wife of Surgeon Gen.
william c. aisted, U. s. N, was
hostess at a .csption at the Playhouse
yesterday aftel noon entertaining In COM
pliment to MI Ralph Earle, wife OF
Rear Admiral earle. U. 8. N, and Mrs.
Watt. wife OF Capt Richard NJ. Watt.
Admiral Earle and Capt. Watt were re-
Gently ordered to Washington. Admiral
Earle succeeding Rear Admiral Joseph
Strauss and Capt. Watt succeeding Capt.
Ridley Mclean.
The ballroom was decorated with
spring flowers and there was dancing
throughout the afternoon Mrs Robert
NJ Kennedy and Mrs. James II. Glennon
presided at the tea table.
Mrs. George Fort. wife Of Lieut. Fort.
u. g N, has been added to the wedding
arty Of Miss Helen McCumber and
Lieut. Harrison Brand. who viii se
married Saturday.
Mrs. Alexander R. Powell, Of Clear
field. Pa; Mrs. Alexander z. Patton,
Miss Edith Patton. Mrs. r. D. swope
and Miss Mary Swope, Of Curwensville,