The Washington herald., 1917-11-13
Miss Margaret Wilson and Guest
Leave White House for the Vest

canada, Where they went to attend
the marriage OF Lady Maud Caven-
dish. daughter of the Duke of Devon
shire, governor general of Canada,
and the Duchess of Devonshire. to
Capt. Angus Macintosh.
Invitations have been received in
Washington from Mrs. Walter Jones
Harrison. for the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Henrietta Benedict
Harrison. to Mr.. Hubert Taliaferro
Plaster, on Saturday, December l. at
7:SO O'Clock. in st. James Church,
Leesburg. Va.
Sir Richard Crawford. commercial
adviser of the British Embassy, ac-
companied by Lady Crawford. has
gone to the White Sulphur Springs,
Va, to remain for some time
Mrs. William NJ. Ingraham came to
Washington last evening and Joined
Mr.. Ingraham, the retiring Assistant
Secretary of War, at their apartment
in the Connecticut. She has spent
her time since September at their
home at Portland, Maine. Mr.. In
graham he's been appointed surveyor
of the port of Maine. and upon their
return there in the near future, will
assume his duties in that Office. The
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Ingraham
from Washington is a matter of re-
Sret. for they have taken an impor-
tant place in society in their eighteen
months residence at the Capital.
Mrs. john II. Hewson. secretary of
the Washington branch for the relief
of blind soldiers and sailors. will
mold a meeting at her residence, 15S
New Hampshire avenue. tomorrow
afternoon at 3:SO, when all those who
are interested and wish to assist in
the work will be welcome The Rev.
DR.. Randolph II. McKim. the chair
man. will preside and tell of the
scope of this relief. what has been
done among our blinded allies and
what will be done among our own,
should the occasion arise.
judge r. Walton Moore entertained
an interesting company at luncheon
sunday at his home in Fairfax, Va.
The Solicitor General and Mrs. John
W. Davis were AMONG those who went
over from Washington for the occa-
sion.
Lieut.. Edward Lowe. L. s. R., of
the flying corps and Mrs. Lowe, who
were here for several weeks. have
gone to Toronto. the former having
been ordered there on a temporary de-
tail. They expect to return to Wash
inEton. about the first OF December,
remaining for several months.
Miss Florence Lowden. daughter of
the Governor of Illinois and Mrs. Low
zen, who came to Washington for the
W Nallace-Patterson wedding Saturday.
ana who is a CT st of Mrs RAYMOND
Patterson. will return to her home
tomorrow. Miss Lowden will be A de-
. "utante this winter and will have her
coming out both at Chicago and at
the executive mansion at Springfield.
She spent several years of her child
hood here when her father was a rep
Ecsentative in Congress
Mrs. John A. Logan has leased her
home. Eagle Lodge. 2J33 Thirteenth
street. to Mr.. and Mrs. James Kaya.
nauGh. of New York. Mrs. Logan and
her daughter, Mrs. Tucker, will occupy
the old Logan home. Calumet Place
this winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Kavanaugt
nave family of three children. MIR
kavanaugh is associated with Mr.
Fanderlip in war work.
Lord Eustice Percy, Of the British
war mission: NJ. de Billy. of the
French commission; Signor Fernando
Cuniberti. of the Italian Embassy, and
MIR. Carl Vrooman, Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture. will join Mrs. Herbert
Hoover in addressing a meeting al
RarEcher's at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning, when they will tell the WON.
en- present what is expected of then
in the conservation of food in wal
times. The meeting has been arrang.
cd by Mr. Clarence r. Wilson, food
administrator Of the District of Co
iurnbia.
Mrs. e. H. Warder will present heI
granddaughter, Miss Louise Thoron
to society at a tea to be given wednss.
day afternoon from to o'clock, Mrs
Warder is occupying her home at Isl;
\ street this season for the first time
several years.
Miss Thoron returned to Washington
from New York with her mother, Mrs
Harry Leonard, and they are at theiI
. residence, IN X street, for the win
teer.
An important meeting of the Army
Relief Society will be held at Rausch-
er's this morning at 10 o'clock, when
all the members are requested to at
tend.
J Miss Mary Reuter- was hostess at
a small but enjoyable party at hcr