The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-27
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advocate generals once at the Navy
Department.
Miss Louise Thoron, Mrs. Leonards
daughter, who il spending the sum-
mer with her aunt, Mrs. Ralph Ellis,
at York Harbor, Ne, will arrive at
Washington tomorrow to attend the
marriage on Saturday Of Miss Edith
Blair and Lieut.. Commander station.
Miss Thoron will make her debut at
Washington.
The President and Mrs Wilson have
IS their guest at the White House for
a few days their kinsman. Col. E.
T. Brown, Of Atlanta.
Cardenio A. Severance. of st. Paul.
who has been in New York, Is in
Washington for a few days, and is the
guest of Senator Frank B. KeIlogg.
Henry White. former amba ssador to
France. who has been at the Lenox
Club, Lenox. Mass, for some weeks,
is now in New York. and will leave
shortly for Bar Harbor. Ne.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
BurIeson and Miss Lucy Burleson at
tended a private exhibition yesterday
Of the moving picture production. The
Gife OF the Magi." dramatized by Mrs.
Burleson from the story of o. Henry.
The initial exhibition was given in
the Offices OF the General Film Com
pany. The film Is produced by the
Vitagraph Company. and will be re-
leased for public showing early in
September. simultaneously Klaw &
Erlanger will present Mrs. Burleson's
sketch. Mrs. Burleson has written
several original sketches and plays.
but this is her first adaptation from
the work of another author.
%. Henry's Gift Of the Magi' is
the story of a newly married couple
who make sacrifices to give each
other a Christmas present. Patsy De-
Forrest plays the part of the wife,
and William Dunn plays the hus-
band
Newport. R. l., Thursday.-One Of
the largest gatherings Of the summer
took place last evening at the Clam
bake Club when one hundred OF the
younger set assembled for dancing as
the guests Of Mrs. Edward NJ. Padel-
ford. The entertainment was for the
guests OF Mrs. Padelford. which in
cIude her daughter, Mrs. Herbert c.
Pell. Jr.; Ensign Arson Biselow. U.
S. N, and Ensign Robert Lee Ran
dolph.
Preceding the dance Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs gave a dinner at Roseclifr
for the younger set and took her
guests to join Mrs. Padelford's party.
Among those present were Mrs. Regi-
F.
liam Armour, Mrs. Angler B. Duke,
Loew, Margaret Dunlap, Alexandra
Dolan. Suzanne Pierson. Katharine
Buckley Lawrence, Natalja Willard,
Dorothy Willard, Pauline Disston, An
ME Burr AuchIncloss, Lieut.. Hermann
Oelrichs. U. s. n. R.; Assistant
Psymaster Seaman, U. s. N. R.;
Messrs. Francis Roche, Brewster Jen-
nings, John Wanamaker, jr., and Rod
man Wanamaker. I'd. Conrad's orches-
ira played
Mrs. George z. Dadmun, who Is at
Northeast Harbor, Me-, will 80 to
Southampton, L. l., for September and
October.
FISH "eDSLeT
chairman OF the committee in charge
OF an entertainment to be given at
the Casino, Newport, this evening
for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Miss Ruth Draper will appear in orig
inal monologues.
News has reached Washington OF the
birth Of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
George Stanleigh Arnold, on July Il,
in San Francisco. Mrs. Arnold was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Kent, dauSh-
ter of former Congressman William
Kent, Of California, who Is now a
member of the Tariff Commission.
Mrs. Kent and the other mombers of
the family are at Kentneld. their home
in Marin county, Cal, for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph strasburger are
guests at the Hotel st. Charles, At
lantic City, where they expect to re-
main for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard en-
tertained ten guests at dinner on the
roof OF the Rits-Carlton Hotel. New
York, Wednesday evning.
The Ambassador Of Chile, Don San
tiago Aldunate, was among those din
ing In the summer garden Of the Plaza
Hotel, New York, last evening.
J. Low Hartman also dined at the
Plaza last evening.
The marriage Of Mary E. ,MeDermott
ana Elwood H. Parker. Of this city,
which took place In Baltimore, Nd,
on Tuesday, July -. win come as 4
complete surprise to the relatives and
friends Of both.
The eridsgroom. who Is In the ssry-