The Washington herald., 1917-04-09


Raymond Evans. Mrs. Morton English,
Mrs. William D. Helen. Mrs. Richard s.
NeWnem, Mrs. Charles W. Thomas, and
Mrs. Henry p. Fairbanks.
souvenir program of the bazaar is
peing prepared by a committee consisting
OF Mrs William B. Trott. Mrs. David M.
Lea Mrs. Alexander L. Pope. Mrs. r. e.
erant. and Mrs. c. r. stetson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Macy. of New
YORK who are returning from White Sui
short visit. -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Evarts an
nounce the engagement of their daush-
/ ter, FRANCES Louise, to Ensign Bert +.
clark, U. s. N. Ensign Clark, who
graduated from the Naval Academy In
the class Of 1914. is at present at
tached to the U. s. s. Montana.
ine wedding will probably take place
IN June after Miss Evarts' graduation
rrom the George Washington University.
! The former governor of Massachusetts,.
Mr. David I. Walsh, came to Washington
yesterday and is at the Willard.
Among the interesting engagements
made known last week was that an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul e.
| Cravath, OF their daughter Miss Vera
Agnes Huntington Cravath, to James
Satterthwaite Larkin, son of Mr.. and
I Mrs. Adrian H. Larkin, of this city and
southampton, L. ]. Miss Cravath was
| introduced to society two years ago and
since her debut has been a great favorite
! here and in the neighborhood of Locust
valley, L. l.. where her parents have
| their beautiful country place calico
ed horsewoman and has taken many
| prizes at horse shows held at Piping
ROCK and other places on Long Island.
She has travelled much in Europe with
her parents and is a linguist.
| Mr.. Larkin Is a member OF the New
York Coffee Exchange. and he is also
interested In the sugar industry. For
| some time he was a member of Squad
! ron A, and more recently first lieuten-
ant in the First Field Artillery, in which
capacity he served with his regiment
while 1t was on the Mexican border.
He expects shortly to rejoin the colors.
| Mr. Larkin is a member of the Racquet
and Tennis Piping Rock and Squadron
A clubs. No date has been set for the
| wedding.
| Mr.. Harry o. Sandberg, of the Pan
American Union, left Saturday for
| weeks trip to New York and Boston.
Mr.. Robert Clark Morris, Of New York.
arrived at Washington yesterday and
Joined Mrs. Morris at the Willard, where
they are spending a few days.
Mrs. John Miller Horton has returned
to Washington from Buffalo, where she
went to attend the meeting of the Allied
| Bazaars, of which she is president. The
bazaars will open in Buffalo the middle
| of May to raise a fund of $4,000 for the
allies. Mrs. Horton. who is a candidate
| for president general. d. A. r.. will re-
main at the Willard until the D. A. X.
| congress closes.
Miss Janet Richards. at her usual Mon
| day Talk on Public Questions" this
| morning in the Woodward & Lothrop
auditorium. will speak on THE Presi-
dents Ringing Appeal for Democracy
America at War" She will also review
| foreign affairs to date. The lecture be-
| gins at 1915 o'clock.
Mrs. John Joseph EarIey. Mrs. Charles
| j. Columbus. and the Misses Shehan will
be hostesses at a silver tea for the
Church of the Sacred Heart. Thursday
| afternoon. April T. from to o'clock. a
I the residence of Mrs. Farley, 1710 Lamont
| street northwest.
An interesting visitor to these shores
| will be the Princess Catherine Radziwill.
| who is coming to New York on her first
| visit to lecture and to gather money for
the Russian prisoners of war. Her father
was Gen. Count Adam Rzewski and,
while she belongs to one of the noblest
and oldest of Russian families. she her
self is Of the revolutionary set. Queen
Marie. Of France. the wife of Louis XIV,
was niece of her paternal grandfather.
Prince Radziwill. her eldest son. was
killed early in the war. while fighting
for the Gar and yet his mother by
choice. affiliated herself with the radical
movement to bring about constitu-
tional monarchy.
She speaks English perfectly and will
deliver three lectures at the Bitmore.
under fashionable patronage, on the aft
crnoons OF April = and 90. and May g.
The first lecture will he under the title
OF THE Royal Russian Family as |
Know It"
notable wedding in New York on
"Wednesday will be that of Miss Mildred
L. RlECs. daughter OF MI and Mrs
George l.. Rivcs. of 80 East Seventy-ninth
street to MIR Frederick Marquard God
win. which will he celebrated in the Whit
ing Chapel OF the Cathedral OF ST. John
the Divine. which was founded by mCm-
'.
! Bishop David ~ Greer and the Rev
Stanley G. Hughes, rector Of Trinity
| Church in Newport, II. l., will perform
| the ceremony. Because Of i"r fathers
! Illness Miss Rives will be given in mar
raEc by her brother. Mr.. F. Bayard
| Rivcs Her cousin. Mr. Reginald b.
Rives. will be Mr.. Godwin's best man and
| the usherS will be Messrs. Chester g.
Burden, William r. Berry. Roderick
! Terry. jr.. Richard Gambrin. James
| Boyd. and DarraGh A. Park. Only rela-
| tlNes and few intimate friends will be
present.
The Dixie Chapter Of tho Daughters Of
the Confederacy viii give the last dance
| OF the series at the Confederate Memorial
Hall. Wednesday evening, ApriE5lS
Tho committee consists of: Mrs A. H.
Mitchell. Mrs. Howell smith, Mrs. Frank
| BirthriSht, Mrs. J. w Rose. and Miss
Mary Coleman.
Among the people present at the Cos
mos Club for the lecture of the Alliance
Francaise were Mr.. and Mrs w. II.
Baldwin, Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
| Mrs H. Oliphant. Mrs. A. B. Wickes,
Miss Joan Oil, Miss Hartman, Miss b
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