The Washington herald., 1917-12-03
NOCleEA
IN WASHINGTON

President and Mrs. Wilson were un-I
able to attend church yesterday morn |
ing. but enjoyed long automobile |
ride together In the afternoon.
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
have returned to their apartment in |
the Willard after an extended visit
with Mrs. Marshalrs parents at Phoe- |
nix, AriZ
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
took with them their little charge,
Morrison Marshall. who, with his
nurse. remained at Phoenix during
their travels. meeting them and re-
turning here with them. Morrison.
who has been with them since the
spring, Is now walking and has gained
constantly in physique until he Is now
IS robust as his twin sister. 1t Is
probable that the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall will permanently adopt
him. as both have become devotedly
attached to him Mrs Marshall, who
u president Of the Ladies' Of the Sem
ate, an organization formed for war
relief shortly after the, United States
entered the war, will resume her work
as soon as the members have return
ed. They will have their first meet
ing on Friday.
Assistant Secretary OF State and
Mrs William Phillips are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF son
late Saturday evening.
Senator and Mrs. Francis g. New
lands, who have been in California
ington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Caspar Miller
have as their guests, Mrs. Millers
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert A. Sprague, End, Of Chi
easo.
The Assistant Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Carl Vrooman will entertain a
small company of men at breakfast
this morning. at his home. in coHpli-
ment to DR.. Dwight c. Hilles.'
The former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Bryan arrived at Washington
yesterday and will be at the Lafayette
until Mr.. Bryan leaves in a day or two.
when Mrs. Bryan will go to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Vrooman's residence in
Eightsenth street, where she will be
their guest until after the suffrage
convention.
A number Of charming hospitalities
are being arranged in Mrs Bryan's
honor, notably the dinner which Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin are giving
thiSevening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall orme Wilson
have gone to New York.
Miss Roberta Wiley Is the guest of
Mrs. Arthur z. Childs. mother OF her
hance. Philip Moen Childs, at their
home in Boston.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones has gone to
New York for a short visit.
Mrs. Fletcher Webster Jewell. Of
New York. is stopping at the Willard
Hotel.
Capt. Edward s. Lansing. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart D. Lansing. Of Wa
. tertown, N. Y, and a nephew of Rob-
. ert Lansing. Secretary Of State, was
married to Miss Sarah Louise George,
Of Danbury, Conn, on Thanksgiving
Day. Capt. Lansing is with the sl1th
Infantry at Camp Dix.
James n. Hayden has gone to New
York, where he Is staying at the Bel
mont for several days.
a.. and Mrs. H. W. Burr. of this
city. are making an extended stay in
New York.
Senator and Mrs. James E. Watson
have gone to White Sulphur Springs
10 remain several days.
Or. Carl Paul Hubscher, secretary
Of the legation Of Switzerland, and
Nine. Hubscher have returned to
Washington after a visit to the Paci-
&c coast and the Grand Canyon. They
also made short stays at Chicago and
salt Lake City and in Cincinnati,
where they visited the parents Of
Nine. Hubscher.
The marriage of Miss Martha Jeffer-
son Kean, daughter of Col Jefferson
Randolph Kean, U. s. A, and Capt
William Chason, Coast Artillery Corps,
U. 8 A. win take place Wednesday
At O'Clock, at the home Of the bride,
in 8 street
Only the relatives and a few inti-
mate friends will witness the cere-
mony, and the bride will be given in
marriage by her brother. Robert H.
Kean. In the absence Of her father.
who Is In France.
Miss Margaret Sumner will be the
flower girl, and Capt. Ira B. Hill, U.
5. A, will act as best man.
A small reception will follow for the
quests present at the ceremony.
Mrs. Benjamen F. warder will en-
tertain at a ball on December 2S at
Rauscher's for young people in comp
pliment to her granddaughter, Miss
Louise Thoron who was presented to
society November IL at a tea given by
,Ira Warder.
Ramon Eneiquez. charge d'affaires
pf the Legation Of Nicaragua, is stay
ng at the Astor Hotel In New York
0r several days.
The Washington Society Of the Ar
rhaeological Institute of America has
|ent out cards for the eighty-second
egular meeting of the society at the
esidence Of Mrs Henry F. Dimock,
l1 Sixteenth street Monday evening,
)ecember 10. 1877, at $40 o'clock when
Irthur Stanley Riggs. F. r. @. s., of
<orthport. N. Y, representative of
Art and Archaeology in France,
~. win give an illustrated lecture
a French Chateaux and Cathe-
rals."
Mrs William Gordon, wife Of Con-
ressman Gordon, of Ohio. will return
b Washington Thursday.
Mrs. Koester. wife of Col F. ].
[oester. q. s. A., who has been with
Ter husband at Fort d. A Russell. Is
baking an extended stay with Miss
[um at her residence 2011 Z street