The Washington herald., 1917-11-03

The President attested his keen en-
byment in vaudeville by attending
he performance at Keith's Theater
hst evening. He was accompanied
y Mrs. Wilson and Miss Bones, his
ousin.
Mrs. Edward Elliott. Of California,
ho has been the guest of the Presi-
emit and Mrs. Wilson at the White
fouse for several days, left the Capt.
II yesterday.
The Mexican Ambassador and Mime.
Boniilas have announced the engage
hent of their daughter. Dolores Ce-
ilia Bonillas, to DR.. Juan B. Rojo,
irst secretary of the Mexican EN-
assy. The date for the wedding has
OF yet been set.
Mrs. Robert Lansing left Washing
pm yesterday for New York. where
pnight she wsl attend the mammoth
oncert to be given in Carnegie Hall
~ the National Association opposed to
Woman Suffrage. for the benefit of
oldiers and sailors. Mrs. Lansing is
ecretary of the Association Opposed To
Woman Suffrage. and Mrs. James w.
yadsworth, jr., who is president. will
lso be in attendance at the con-
kert-
Mrs Redfield are expecting to arrive
n Washington within a week. the
ormer's sisters, Miss Isabelle T. Red
ield and Miss Mary w. Redfield. who
lave spent Several seasons in WASH
ngton, and their married sister, Mrs.
Abby P Neill. The party is slowly
notoring to Washington from their
hummer home at Pittsfield. Mass.
Ind they will remain in Washington
III winter. They have taken an apart
nent at the Farnsboro.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
William B. Wilson have changed
heir residence from 1855 Wyoming
kvenue to 1874 Mintwood place.
Brig Gen. and Mrs. William Muir
ray Black. and their younger son.
Mr.. William Murray Black, jr., of
he University of Virginia. left Wash
ngton yesterday afternoon for Bos-
ION. where tomorrow they will at
bend the wedding of Capt. Percy G.
Black. of the Sixteenth United States
cavalry, elder son of Gen. and Mrs.
Black. and Miss Doris Taylor. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Tay-
or. jr.. of Boston.
The wedding, which will be small
md simply arranged, will be attended
by a number of relatives of Capt
Black. from New York and other
eities.
will return to Washington next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hodges, of
kalamazoo. Mich, are the guests of
Mrs Delas Blodgett. at her home on
Sixteenth street. Mr.. Hodges will re-
burn West today, but Mrs. Hodges
bill remain with Mrs. Blodgett and
her sister, Mrs. Matthews for a week
pr more.
Miss Maizie Porcher. who has spent
the summer and autumn with her
hunts, Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs. Mat
khews. will leave Washington Monday
for Florida, and will join her parents,
Ar. and Mrs. Edward Porcher. en-
route from Atlanta, Ga. to Cocoa,
Fla. Mrs. Porcher has been ill in
ATLANTA, and they are to leisurely
motor from that city to the far
South.
Miss Florawilson. daughter of the
FORMER Secretary of Agriculture. has
arrived in Washington after spend
ting some months in New York, and
Es occupying her apartments at the
fHishlands.
Mime. SEE. wife of the Chinese Min
tster at London. who has been the
'Euest of the Minister OF China, and
fHme Koo, at the Legation on Eigh-
'teenth street for some time, has gone
to New York for a visit
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George are en-
Pertaining the sister of the latter.
Mrs. Henry c. Muslin. and Mrs Ir-
|ying Hall Chase. of Waterbury. Conn.
Mrs Barnett accompanied by Mrs.
Muslin and Mrs. Chase. and the Mis-
|ses Gordon, and Miss Murray of
Baltimore, attended the dance at
|ouantico last evening.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, Mrs. Sea-
|ton Schroeder and Mrs. Granville
|Fortesque will form the receiving
party at the ball to be given this
|eyening at Rauscher's for 1le benefit
|of the Washington ward of the Amer
lean Hospital at Neuilly. France. and
for the worsted fund of the District
|Chapter of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Edward Parker Wood has sent
|out invitations for the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Julia Wood. and
Mr.. Andrew Jones, at noon Satur-
day. November IL. at st. Matthews
Church. at jamestown. r. I. A break
fast will follow the ceremony at
Woodbox, the summer home of Mrs.
Wood at jamestown. Mr.. Jones. for
merly OF Baltimore. and his mother.
Mrs. Andrew Jones, have been maxi
ing their home at New York for a
number Of years.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. who is
soon to come to her Washing
ton house for the season: Mrs.
Gill Wylie, Mrs. John S. Thacher
and Mrs. Edgar Truman Bracket
were among the well-known women
who were in line at the reception held
In New York last evening by the
United States Junior Naval Reserve
at the ormory in West Fifty-eighth
street, in honor of Rear Admiral
Walter Mclean. commandant of the
Portsmouth Navy Yard. and Mrs.
Mclean. and Rear Admiral Nathaniel
r. Usher and Mrs. Usher. Of WASH
ington.
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte vir-
ginia Woodson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Nelson woodson, of
Washington. to Victor L. Tyree, Of
the American diplomatic service, took
place last evening at Lima, Peru,
where Mr.. Tyree is on duty at the
legation. The bride has been visit
ing her uncle. William F. Montavon,