The Washington herald., 1917-11-14
President Joins Mrs. Wilson and
Distinguished Party at Concert

LiNuNs L AAASA'
The Ambassador of Brazil and Nine.
da Cana were the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary in their
box at the first night of opera, In
New York, Monday, when their other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Nixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crane,
Sd. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Stettinius, who also had
with them Miss Stettinius, and Mr..
Verge, of the French High Mission.
Members of the British mission were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, as
were also the mayor of New York and
Mrs. John Puroy Mitchell, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson; Mr..
and Mrs. William H Bliss. the
former of the father of Mrs. Charles
Warren, were with Miss Julia Chester
Wells, and the former Secretary of
War and Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison
were with Mr.. Austin 3. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bliss, the
former the father of Mrs. Charles
Warren, were with Miss Julia Ches-
ter Wells and the former Secretary
of War and Mrs. Lindley NJ. Carl
son were with Mr.. Austin B. Fletcher.
Miss Margaret Perrin has gone to
New York to attend the horse show
and will be with Mrs. Charles ~.
Mum. of Radnor. Pa, at the Ritz
Carlton.
DR., Paul Hubscher, counselor Of
the Swiss legation. and Nine. Hub
scher have left Washington for trip
to California which will combine busi-
ness and pleasure. They will be alb
sent until the end of November. and
will stop at Cincinnati to visit Mr..
and Mrs. William X. Schoepf. the
parents of Nine. Hubscher. and will
also visit at Chicago. stop at the
Grand Canyon, and at San Diego,
returning by way of Salt Lake City"
Utah.
The Infants Welfare Sewing Glass,
! of which Mrs. William COrcoran Hill
| is president, will meet at Rauschers S
/ this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the class
i having so increased in size that ii
became necessary to take rooms at
Rauscher's for the weekly meetings.
Mrs. Althouse, wife of Capt. Adel-
bert ,Althouse, U. S. N, with her
mother, Mrs. Charles NJ. Drake, and
her sister, Miss Dorothy Drake, who
! recently returned to Washington fom
trip to the Orient lasting nearly
a year, have leased for the winter
the residence, 2I34 Twentieth street,
and have taken possession.
The hundreds of friends whom Capt.
Andre Tardieu, head of the French
High Mission, made in Washington
received with pleasure the announce
ment OF his safe arrival in France.
NJ. Tardieu sailed a week or more
ago, and after meeting the American
delegation soon to arrive in Paris will
return to Washington and resume
residence in the Jewett house which
he leased for the winter. He will also
see Lord Reading and Lord North
cliff in Europe before returning.
The series of hospitalities extended
to Capt Tardieu and returned by him
gave Washington society a close ac-
puaintance with him and his return
here will be welcomed.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton will
PG've a reception Friday afternoon,
..Jverber Is, at her home in Eight
tenth street to meet Mrs. George
Gordon Asher, of Alexandria, Va,
and Miss Daisy Morgan, of Richmond.
Va.
Assisting Mrs. Milton and her guests
Of honor in receiving will be Mrs.
James A. Reid. wife of Senator Reid,
of Missouri; Mrs. Thomas h. Sterl-
ing, wife of Senator Sterling, of South
akota; Mrs. David E. Kinchloe, of
kentucky. and Mrs. Royal c. john
son, OF South Dakota. At the tea
able Will be Mrs Goodwin d. Els
worth and Mrs. William II. Beck,
and Miss Madge Webb, granddaugh-
ter of Senator Sterling. Miss Eugenia
Bankhead. Miss Gladys EmiS and
Miss Fuller will also assist.
The marriage of Miss Margaretta
MacVeagh, daughter of Mrs. Mac
Veagh and the late Wayne MacVeagh,
to Capt. Stuart Farrar Smith. L. S.
". took place at o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home of the brides
mother, 1119 Massachusetts avenue
and was carried out in the simplest
possible manner.