The Washington herald., 1917-05-12

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Luncheon Guests Pen
dergast-Burdette Wedding
Party Entertained.
The President, accompanied by Rear
Admiral Cary T.. Grayson, motored to a
country club yesterday morning for a
round OF golf.
Mrs. Robert Lansing and her mother,
Mrs. John W. Foster. were the guests in
whose honor Mrs. Albert Halsted enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Powhatan. Invited to meet them were
Nine. Havenlth. Mrs Stephen B. Elkins,
Mrs. Carl Vrooman. Mrs. George x. NC
Lanahan. Mrs. julius Lay, Mrs. Adolph
caspar Miller and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr.
Miss Natsline Dulles, who Is spending
the winter and spring with Mrs Lansing
and Mrs. Foster, has as her guest for
the weekend Miss Mary Seymour OF
Auburn, n. Y. who arrived at Wash
tngton yesterday from Smith College
where she is a student.
The Argentine Ambassador and Mime.
Naon entertained at dinner last evening
IN compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
NIXON, OF new 1Ofk.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick H..
Giilett were hosts at dinner dance last
evening at the Country Club, entertain
ing IN honor Of Mrs. Gillett's daughter.
Miss Louisa Hoar. Miss Hoar made her
debut in Boston last December. The
club was decorated with dogwood, lilacs
and other spring blossoms
Nfjss e.or,{o scho6.ld o,..r+,{,a5 ~
luncheon yesterday at her residence in
New Hampshire avenue in compliment
TO Miss Catherine Burdette whose mar
rage to Mr.. Edward s. H. Pendergast.
Of New York. will take place this after
noon. The other guests were Miss Dor
othea Owen, Miss Elizabeth Harding.
Miss Anne Hopkins, Miss Laura Delano,
Miss Louise DeIano, Miss Cecilia Mccall
lun, Miss Margaret Howard, Miss Mar
saret Tuttfe, Miss Adelaide Tuttle and
Miss Pauline Stone
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Neale entertained
the wedding party and a number Of the
eut-of-town guests at a buffet supper
street following the rehearsal at the
church.
Announcement has been made of
he engagement OF Miss Josephine
Frost Woodruff, daughter Of Mr.. and
J. townsend W OO0hull, OF San
Antonio. Tex, to Lieut.. Willis Dale
Crittenberger, U. s. A. now ON duty
at the United States Military Acad-
emy, West Point. N. Y. Lieut.. Crit
tenberger was formerly aide-de-camp
to Brig. Gen. James Parker, com
mAnding the First Cavalry Brigade of
the United States army. Miss Wood
hull has studied at Wellesley and in
Europe and has been a frequent visitor
TO WashinRton
Many prominent people from wash
ington attended the Founders Day ex-
ereises at the Tome School. Port De-
posit. Nd. yesterday. Rev. Dr. G. A.
Johnson-Ross, OF the Union TleoloRi-
cal Seminary. New York. deliv red the
address. DR.. Baker. the het imaster
made announcements. and tn re was
special singing by the boys Many
former students returned for the re-
union yesterday and today.
The Tome-La wrenceville >asebali
game today at the Tome schc 4. Port
Deposit, will attract many society
and Philadelphia. The game will be
followed by a banquet this evening.
Mrs Charles Robb entertained at a
reception yesterday afternoon at her
home, "Dunrobin." in Edgemoor, Nd,
IN compliment to Mrs. Howard Suther-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nixon, Of New
York. who are stopping at the Shoreham,
entertained. there at luncheon yesterday.
The students at Georgetown Convent
National Cathedral School and a num-
Der Of other educational institutions
have selected the fIeur de lis which
they Will wear on Mothers Day, when
the proceeds from a flower sale to be
held in various parts of the city will
go to the homeless mothers of France
Mrs. Harry l. Rust has organized the
sale. which will go on today. Among
those participating will. be Mrs. Wa
ters. Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Birnie, Mrs
Neill Mrs. Ollie James. Mrs. Souther-
land Mrs. Mayo. Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Nc
Allister, Mrs. MullOwney, Mrs. Ber-
tholf, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Kinche-
loe. Mrs. TaliaferrO, Mrs. Neil, Mrs.
Owesley, Mrs. Kratz, Mrs. Syme, Mrs
Wooley, Mrs. Mayo. Miss Hitchcock,
Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Percy Hills, Miss
Heth. Mrs. William d. Harrison, Mrs.
Lombard, Mrs. GaIIinger. Mrs. Beck
ham. Mrs. McChord. Mrs. Tarvin. Mrs.
Thomas II. Carter. Mrs. ]. willard
Ragsdsle, Mrs. John Ritchie, Mrs Rich
srdson Gibson. Mrs. E. Rust Smith,
Miss Ida Bowie. Mrs. Clifford K Ber-
Lester Jones, Nine. ROSO,
Mrs. Cary Grayson, Mrs. r. D. Shepard,
Misses Helen Dent. Virginia Miller,
Catherine Pace, Martha Birnie. and
many other representative women.
The engagement OF Mrs. Beatrice W.
ReTnolds, widow of Charles Partridge
Reynolds. Of London. to Capt. Charles
Edwin Puffer. of the United States Of
hcers' Reserve Corps, is OF interest to
society. Mrs. Reynolds first husband
died FIVE years ago IN Mexico Since then
she had divided her time between London,
this city. and her former home in Pitts
burg.
Nr. and Mrs, Robert R. Pendergast,
of Tena1y. y. J., arrived at the Shore
ham yesterday to attend today the mar
riaEe OF Miss Catherine Burdette and
Mr.. S. II. Pendergast. Of New York
Messrs. f. s. and r. W. Pendergast also
arrived at the Shoreham last evening
A smsrt audience attended the CALI