The Washington times., 1917-08-08
Frances Efinger
Is Guest of Honor
At Buffet Luncheon
Photo by Buck.

Miss Frances Effingsr, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick Effinger.
whose marriage to Shackelford Mil
Ter, jr., OF Louisville, KY, will take
place on Saturday afternoon, was the
honor guest at buffet luncheon to-
day, with Miss Mildred Bacon as
hostess. The party, which was quite
impromptu, was given at the sum-
mer home OF Miss Bacon's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Bacon, at Garrett
Park. The other guests were Miss
Katherine EffinE4r, Mrs. John W.
Thompson, Mrs. Arthur Foraker, Mrs.
Ashmead Fuller, Miss Dorothy Mason,
Miss Mallory Church. Miss Sue
Courts Mrs Pauline Stone. Miss
Dorothy adams, and Miss Mary
.tEa-.-yz-
Miss Mary weyman, OF New York.
has presented a role OF honor to St
Paurs Episcopal Church, Lenox, con-
tanning the names Of those parish
toner's who are in service in France
On the list are the names of Miss
Emily Tuckerman. of Washington
and Lenox, Alexander Sedgwick, and
Lawrence Stoddard.
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Two weddings OF interest to Wash
ington will take place shortly in
Southampton, L. I. Miss Gertrude b.
Harris, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Harris. OF Tuxedo Park. N.
Y, and ST. Paul, Mimi, will be mar
ried there to Lewis F. Harder on
Thursday, August 16. Mr.. Harder,
who Is in the Oflcers' Reserve Corps
OF Engineers. near Washington, has
received leave OF absence.
On Saturday, August IS, Miss
Anne Talbot Day. daughter OF Mrs.
l. F. Day, will be married to Dan
forth Miller. younger son OF Mrs.
Charles E. Miller. also OF southamp-
ton. The wedding will take place in
st. Andrews Dune Church.
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Baron AkerhieIm, counselor OF the
Swedish legation. is in New York for
few days and Is stopping at the
Majestic Hotel.
After spending several days at the
Ritz-Carlton in New York, Herman
de Lagercrantz. special envoy OF
Sweden, and Nine. de Lagercrantz
have sailed for Sweden. They ex-
pect to return to Warrington in the
autumn.
Tho Japanese Ambassador. Mr.. sato,
and the Russian Ambassador, Mr..
Bakhmstieff. have each taken q box for
tho opening performance Of Adolf
Bolm's "Choreo Dramas. Comedies and
Ballots lntime" tomorrow evening In
the Belasco Theater, to be given for tho
benefit Of the American ambulance fund
In Russia
Mr.. Bolm IL familiar to Washington
audiences as the premier artist and
ballet-master In II, Serge DiaEhIefrS
Ballet Russo. He has danced before
all the crowned heads OF Europe, and
ID q special faVorite OF KinES Alfonso
OF Spain, and has several times been
asked TO the royal box to receive
personally the compliments OF the
King. Michio Itow, tho famous jap
anese dancer. produced "Bushido,"
the Japanese legendary drama, with
the Washington Square Players last
season. which the Japanese ambas-
Eador, Mr.. Sato, made the trip TO
New York to witness. Others who
will interest society here. who will
be seen in solo performances. are
Roshanara, lndIa's greatest dancer:
Tulle Lindahl, a Danish danseuse;
Rita Zalmani, one Of PRvlOwa's prin-
clpAl dancers. and Mary Eaton, a
former Washington girl, who has
won her way to a high place in the
ballet.
Mime. Christian Hague has TAKEN the
Rushmors cottage at Southampton
and has arrived at the Long Island re-
sort to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Miss Ruth Patterson will leave town
shortly for Manchester, Mass, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace, who
have Mrs. william Fl. Boardman's cot
tage, Windclyffs, for the summer
months. The marriage OF Miss Pat
terson and Lieut.. Melville W. +. Wal
lace, U. s. A., now stationed at Fort
Mcpherson, Ca, will be Solemnized in
November.