The Washington herald., 1917-03-14

nant. The bride will have as her maid
of honor Miss Elizabeth Heitmuiler and
her other attendants will include Mrs.
Reginald w. Geare. Miss Marguerite
Weller. Miss Alice Grifith and Miss
Mary Donnelly.
Mr.. Virgil o. Wood, of New Haven.
Conn, will be best man for his brother
and the ushers will be Mr.. Barrit Gal
loway, Mr.. Ernest T. Love, Mr.. Elmer
II. Finch and Mr.. George Newton Lamb.
DR.. Charles Wood will perform the cere-
mony.
Before the ceremony there will be a
musical program given by Mr.. Loyal B.
Aldrich at the organ, assisted by Mrs.
Paul A. Ewing. who will give several
vocal selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p Ffske and Miss
Drake, of New York, who have been
spending some time at st. Augustine, ar
rived at Washington yesterday and are
at the Willard for a short stay before
continuing their trip Northward.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will give q
talk this morning at II o'clock at the
apartment Of Mrs. H. s. Heating. at the
Highland, on Little Talks on Large
Subjects" her special theme being The
Evolution of Engraving"
Mrs. E. W. Mcclellan will be at home
tomorrow afternoon at the Biltmore.
from 4 to 6. =
The arrangements for the suffrage ba-
Zaar at Washington headquarters of the
National American Suffrage Association,
1925 Rhode Island avenue, are about COM
plete.
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller, national
vice president; Miss Heloise Meyer,
chairman. and Miss Catherine Newton.
vice chairman. will receive the guests for
the dance, with which the bazaar will
open tomorrow evening. Mrs. Alice Duer
Miller and Miss MacAlarney have writ
ten the clever lines for the short enter
tainment which will precede the dance
Mrs. F. Carl Smith. who has charge of
the art department for the bazaar, has
received a number of interesting sketches
donated by the artists of Washington
among them pictures by Mr.. Richard N
Brook. Miss Hale Miss Leslie jackson,
Mr.. F. Carl Smith, Mr.. Morgan, Mr.
Kimberly and others. also sketches from
Massachusetts and Wisconsin.
Mrs. r. D. Shepherd entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday in
honor OF Madame Louisa D'Arclee and
Signor Giuseppe Battistini, Of the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company. who will
sing at the Grand Military Benefit for
the United Service Woman's branch of
the American Red Cross at Belasco
Theater on Friday afternoon. There
were thirty guests and the table was
decorated with spring flowers and tiny
graphophones were given as favors
There was rehearsal of the chorus
of 100 yesterday. This chorus will be one
Of the features of the production. They
will carry 200 hundred American flags.
Another interesting feature will be the
Impersonation of North. South East and
West, Miss Anna Brett Sunny. as West
Miss Agnes Whelan. as North. will
sing. MY Flag and Your Flag"
Columbia the Gem Of the Ocean" Mrs.
Paul Anderson. as South. will sing
Dixie" and Miss Edna Scott Smith, al
East, will sing America.
Mrs. George Mcclellan Chase Will
dance a patriotic fantasy
The Marine Poster. painted by Jack
Siebert for which one Of the Marines
from the Marine Barracks posed is one
of the most interesting in the collection
Of posters to be sold. Another interest
ing poster is BE Prepared" by Miss
Nan Howell, of New York, winner Of the
first prize in the recent poster contest
there. A poster Of an armored motor
car driving unscathed through the thick
of battle has been given by Mrs. Phillips
Hill.
The members of the music committee.
who will have charge OF that part Of the
program are. Miss Emma Bulloch, Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith and Miss Wilmuth
Gary.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. Albert Sidney Burlseon.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs. Rupert
Blue. Mrs. James wadsworth, jr., Mrs.
Sheridan, Mrs. William Fenton. Miss
Mary Patten-
The Lawrence Washington Chapter.
National Society Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. at its meeting held Feb