The Washington herald., 1917-05-21
President and Mrs. Wilson Take Cruise
aboard Mayflower with Party of Guests

HSO%f " <nN fIOHOf
House Gsests of Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Lansing De-
part-Lanes Return from
Motor Trip in Virginia.
Mrs. Marshall Field Dinner
Hostess.
The President and Mrs. Wilson left
the White House early yesterday morn
ing for brief cruise down the Potomac
washington last night. Col. and MTs. L,
NJ Brown, OF New York. who are guests
az the White House; Mrs. William Gibbs
were among those who accompanied
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles, who
were weekend guests Of Gen. and Mrs;
John w. Foster and the Secretary OF
state and Mrs. Lansing, will return TO
New York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard gave a
dinner Saturday evening in honor Of
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing.
financial secretary to the British govern
ment. and Lady Lever; Mrs. John b.
Henderson. Prof. J. H. Gore and Mr..
Ralph Herman Booth.
The Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane, who left Washington
saturday. accompanied by Mr.. and mrs.
James Harlan, for a motor trip IN glr-
ginia, are expected to return to Washing
ton today.
Mrs Marshall Field entertained at din
ner last evening at her residence in Six
teenth street.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis. wife of
Senator Lewis, will be hostess at lunch
con today. entertaining at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Boston wedding of interest to wash
ington society will take place on May
% when Miss Elizabeth Eliot and Mr..
Arthur Cushman McGinert, jr., Will pe
married in the First Parish Chureh'
MISS Eliot is a daughter Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Samuel A. Eliot, or Reservoir
street. Cambridge. She is a granddaugh-
emeritus Of Harvard.
MI McGiffert is the son Of Prof. and
Mrs A c. McGineTt. ,.s,-.
His sister, Miss Katharine McGiHeTI
will be one Of Miss Eliots attendants
Nj. John Paulding Brown, OF New YORK.
will be best man.
Dr and Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite
have returned to New York from Louis
vile, KY, where they had passed IVY
weeks with his father DR.. Thomas =
SatteTwhite Mr.. and Mrs. SatterWhlte
are frequent visitors to washington
Those who have taken boxes for the
Joint recital to be given by Miss Mabel
Garrison and Mr.. Percy Granger AT
Polls, May ., at 4:3O o'clock, tor IN, Jhe
beneht of the George Washington Ne
mortal Building. include Mrs. BIZ KIN KIN
ridge Long. Mrs. George w. Wand, :bilt'
Mrs Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. KOBE. I "a
Thompson and Mrs. Charles LinthiSqm-
Thomas r. Marshall. Mrs. Robert Ian
sing, Mrs Newton d. Baker; MRS s
Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs. Aloert ..
Wiliiam c. Redfield, Mrs. Champ Clark.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, MTs. FSIer NIIl
C;oelet Gerry, Mrs. Samuel Winslow, MTs.
Charles McChord, Mrs William PhllhPs'
Ms Treckinridge Long, Mrs. Henry r
Dimock, Mrs. Robert M; Thompson, MuS' W
lawrence Townsend and Mrs. George W.
Vanderbilt.
The concert organized by Mrs. Theo-
dore Boynton which took place at LIZ
Vermont avenue on May %, was Sf d NIS,rnn 1OTt1I
Whitney sang with his usual charm, MISS
Mary Williams. OF Boston, also recelYeV
applause, and the young Polish Ton1ise os as
French and Belgian Embassy STAN were
present Tea was served in the garden
and Mrs. Hamilton Lewis told fortunes.
Two thousand dollars including subscrip-
tions was realized and a cable OF thanks
was read by Mrs. Boynton from MIs.
Edith Wharton in Paris thanking Lhe l
committee for its help in the refugee
work Many prominent people were pres
ent among them Nine. de Blanpre, Mime.
Iabouley. Mrs. John Lindsey MooTeheaI9'
Mrs. Buckner Randolph, Miss Sheriff..
Mrs. James Carroll Fraser, Miss Lee
Mrs. McFee. Mrs. Wallace Men, Mrs.
Myron Whitney. the Misses Riggs, Mrs.
Misses Emory, and Miss Manley, Of
Baltimore.
Wednesday has been selected for the
wedding of Miss Natalie Livingston
Forbes daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Holland Forbes. to Lieut. Clinton Nc
Eesson Perry, of the Observation BaiI siLI
take place at o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents, q West Fifty-second
street, New York, and will be followed
BY a small reception. Miss Vera Wet
more a cousin OF the bride, will be her
maid Of honor and only attendant capt;
Alexander Perry, of the Eighth Coast
Artillery. will be his brothers best man.
There will be no ushers. 1t was orig
inally planned to have a June wedding,
but on account Of the war the date was
advanced
Mr. r. V L. Stratton and Mr.. E, B.
Beach are spending a few days in New
1ofk Olty, ana are slOpplHs at the "Oi-
cott Hotel. Mr.. NJ. Z. Allies is also at
the Wolcott.
Miss Elizabeth ]. Lester and Mr.. Ar
thur /. GaardsmOe were married OF May
IS by Rev. Henry Ansladt at his resi-
dence, no p street northwest.
Dress rehearsals for part l of The
Drama Triumph nt'' to be given by the
United States government in the Ma
tional Sylvan tt eater on June l. are held
at Rauscher's Monday and Thursday
afternoons at 4 clock of this week only.
M0THFRHn0n