The Washington herald., 1917-01-01
President and Mrs. Wilson Motor;
White House Guests Depart

The President and Mrs. Wilson took q
long motor ride yesterday afternoon Mr..
ard Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre, who were
guests Mt the White House during the
holidays, left Saturday for their home
at Williamstown, Mass. Mrs. Howe
Cathran. little Miss Josephine Cathran
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe Boiling, who COM
pleted the White House party, are remain
ing for the New Year.
The japanese Ambassador, Mr.. Airnaro
sato. entertained Informally at dinner
last evening at the Embassy. Mr.. sato
VIII be host at dinner again this evening
The Chinese Minister and Mrs. Koo
gave a dinner party last evening in COM
pliment to the members OF the Legation
and the Chinese Educational C1mmis-
sion
The Minister entertained at luncheon
nonor of Mr.. Julian n. Arnold, American
commercial attache at Peking.
The Bishop Of Washington and Miss
Douglass will be at home this afternoon
from to o. ock.
Mr.. and Mn. Paul Bartlett were nosts
at dinner last evening at Mr.. Bartlett's
studio IN Randolph Place.
Miss Edith Oracle entertained at de-
jeuner dansant yesterday In compliment
to her house guest, Miss Mary Millett, Of
New York. There were thirty-six guests
at the buffet luncheon, among them Miss
Helen Claxton, the Misses Ef1nger, Miss
Pauline Stone, Miss Katherine Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. johnson Mckinley, of Wheel
ing w. Va: Miss Eileen Roach, of Balti-
more; Mr.. Dunbar Adams, OF New York;
Mr.. Townsend Lycett, Of Philadelphia,
and Mr.. Jules Brugieres of New Orleans
who are members Of Miss Gracie's MOUSE
party; Mr.. Cassiday, Mr.. Teasing and
Lieut.. Heath. Additional guests were
asked for the dancing, which lasted all
afternoon.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul and Mrs. Anna
z. Hendley, of 2oo7 Columbia road, will
be at home on Tuesday from to s
o'clock. At o'clock Nine. Berenice
ObervInden. Of Berlin, Germany, Will
render several piano selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Duffy, of Chicago, who
have zen spending the holidays with
Capt. nd Mrs. Laurence Ross, at their
home 1 Chevy Chase. have gone to Cuba
for the winter.
Miss Janet Richards, who is spen,' ng
ten days at Galen Hall, Atlantic Cisy.
announces that she will not lecture in
Washington again until Monday anu
ary g when she will give the ,-tIth talk
Of .rsr course on Public QUESTION: in
the Woodward Lothrop Auditorium.
Mrs. Hiram Johnson Of 1914 Sixteenth
street. will he at home informally. as
sisted by Miss Roffe Lean. from to 5
o'clock this afternoon.
\ benefit dance will be given by the
lid and Relief Society for the Columbia
PoiytechniC Institute for the Blind at the
"a m january Il. The proceeds will be
''evo'sd to establishing new industries for
he Institute which employs the adult
Iii. d
= n" ladies' OF Washington Barracks will
Ne a. home at an informal tea-dance at
tn Hcers' Club on Thursday. January
l. frol TO o'clock. No cards will be
-sTt out and the hospitality will take
,he pae of the regular Thursday at
2s.Tray
The 'sdics who will receive are Mrs.
Nssnn Patrick Mrs. c. d. Buck, Mrs.
CUStave Lukesh, Mrs. Robert Dougherty.
-. J. y. He'd yes, Mrs. ]. s. E. Young.
MS. J. E. I.ampert. and Mrs. NJ. Bert
man.
Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs Logan
Tucker will receive this afternoon from
TO o'clock at Eagle Lodge, 2523 Thir-
teenth street.
Miss Helen Hill Hopkins will be at
home today to the class of 13 Western
High School. The occasion will mark the
fourth annual New Year. gathering Of
the class Of which Miss Hopkins was vice
president and the invitation is extendt
y to all alumni OF the Georgetown school,.
The receiving committee for the char
ty ball. which will be held at the Will
lard Monday. January Is, Of which Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth, jr., is chairman,
will be Mrs. Thomas Gale. president of
the board; Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Mrs. Ho-
race westcott, Mrs. John Crayke Simp-
son. Mrs c. c. Glover, jr.. and Mrs.
Wadsworth.
Those who have taken boxes for the
ball are the President and Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. T. Stotesbury. Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh. Mime. Hague. Gen. Woodruff. Mr..
ard Mrs. Samuel Vandergrift, Col and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, Admiral and
Mrs Brownson. Mrs. R. r. Hit, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lofh-
bard. Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan, Mr.. ar1 Mrs.
William NJ. Ritter. and Mr.. and Mrs.
wickheld.
Plans have been completed for the mar
riage Of Miss Katherine Drexel Dahl
gren. daughter of Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren,
and MI. Rlcnaro smith EInmef, wh1Ch Is
to take place on January 10 at Mrs. Dahl
gren's new home. in East Ninety-sixth
street, New York. Bishop Hayes is to
officiates
Miss Dahlgren is to be attended by
Mrs Angler B. Duke, Miss Sarah Pen
cose. OF Philadelphia, both cousins; Miss
Glrica DahlEren. a sister; Miss Eliza
beth Emnet, and Miss symphorosa
Bristed.
Mr.. Nelson Slater, of Boston, will act
as besti man There will be no ushers
On wednesday Mr. Ennmet will give
his farewell bachelor dinner at the
Knickerbocker Club
The annual Christmas dance of the
Theta Chapter of the Theta Sigma So
rority was held on Thursday ey- y-ning at
studio Hall.
The chaperones were Mrs. P. ]. Far
rell, whose daughter, Miss Charlotte Far
rell was chairman of the committee on
Arrangements. Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Maui
rer, and Mrs. Joseph Aman-
Christmas Greens, shining with tinsel
snow. hung between the roze-colored
lights of the studio, and added to this
was the cheerful warmth of an open fire
In the fireplace. During the wsltzes, the
lights wer extinguished and the dancers