The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-18
THE CITY'rS SOCIAL SIDE
War Pictures
To Be Shoqvn
For Charity

The exhibition of color pictures de-
picting the devastated regions of
northern France to be shown this
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley promises to be
one OF the most interesting events on
the weeks program. The pictures
will be explained by NJ. Courtelle-
mont, who lectured on the subject at
Hero Land. in New York, where the
pictures had their first showing. The
exhibition tonight is for the benefit
of crippled soldiers OF France.
Mime. Jusserand, wife OF the French
ambassador, has a box, and other box
holdsts are>SIrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
z. H. @. Slater, and Mrs. William ].
Boardman. The patronesses are Mrs.
william Gibbs McAdoo, Mrs. Frank.
lin X. Lane. Mrs. David Franklin
Houston, Mrs. William crozier, Mrs.
Frank L. Polk, Mrs. Theodore Boyn-
ton, Miss Boardman, Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott, Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mrs
Dimock, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
George Cabot Lodge, Mrs. w. W. Rock
hill, Mrs. william A Slater, and Miss
Sarah Lee. Nine. Jusserand will act
as treasurer. b..
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane. Admiral and Mrs. Benson.
and SIgnor and Nine. Vittorio Falorsi
were the dinner guests last evening
of Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Rust in their
apartment at 24O0 sixteenth street.
The party went later to the Illus
trated lecture given in the ball room
by Signor FaIorsi on ITALY in the
Clouds and on the Piave." where q
distinguished and brilliant audience
attended the exhibition for the benefit
of the French and italian child SUI
ferers from the war.
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The new issue of the diplomatic
list records several changes in the
staff OF the Russian embassy, the
names Of the Counselor and Nine
Onou, Of the first secretary and Nine.
de Heuck, OF the second secretary,
ard Mime, de Mohrenschildt, and Of
Baron Renaud d'Ungern Sternberg
having been removed. The four at
taches resigned to express their lack
Of sympathy with the present govern
ment in Russia
Several changes Of address are
noted among the members OF the
British embassy stan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick,
the former an assistant commercial
adviser OF the British embassy tenn
porary stan, have removed from the
ontario to 2145 California street A
A. Patton, also assistant commercial
adviser Of the temporary stan, Is es-
tabIished at 1902 Eighteenth street Tor
the season. Lord Eustace Percy sec
rotary. Is at 1927 Nineteenth street
for the winter. The Hon. and Mrs.
John LYON have gone from 1921 Mas
sachusetts avenue to 1410 Massachu-
sets avenue. Mr.. Lyon Is commercial
Lieut.. Col. Campbell Stuart, assist
ant military attache, who IL now IN
Nsuy work with the British War Mis-
sIon- listed as absent, as Is Nagel
Law third secretary. The name OF
Ralph H. Thomas, third secretary on
the temporary stan, has been removed
from the roster.
Francesca Quattrone, c. E. speclaI
delegate on the stan OF the Italian
embassy. and Mrs Quattrone have
moved from the Wyoming to ITO New
Hampshire avenue. Mr.. Enrieo All
alta. financial secretary OF the EN-
bassy. Is at Rutland Courts. Mrs. Al
Iiata is not in this country.
Move to Norfolk.
TJeut. Commander Forde A Todd
" q NJ. and Mrs. Todd, whose mar
-iaRe took place last June, are max
ing their home in Norfolk Mrs. Todd
vas Miss Sylvia Barnes. daughter OF
Jr. and Mrs. ]. Hampton Barnes, OF
philadelphia. Lieutenant Commander
Todd was stationed In Washington
for several years prior to his mar
Rage.
The box holders for the Christmas
ali TO be given at Rauscher's for the
,enefit of the Children's Country
Tome. include Mrs. James Wads-
vorth, jr.. Mrs. Ira c. Copley' Mrs
,harles Warren, Mrs. Axsel Wich
feid. Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham,
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Robert r.
IItt. Mrs. B. II. Warder. Mrs. Ed
son Bradley, Mrs. James Mcdonald.
frs. Dennis Epson. Mrs. Paul Moore
frs. Sidney Ballou, Mrs. Marshall
Held, Mrs. william A. Slater. Mrs
fhomas F. Logan, Mrs. Walter JEFF
ords, william E. Fowler and Der
lard Baruch.
Mrs. II. D. Slater. daughter Of John
McEIroy, editor OF the National Trib
une. today returned 70 her home in FL
Paso. Tex. accompS MED by her son.
Tohn McElroy Slater. Mrs. Slater
and her son will go Immediately to
San Antonio. Tex. TO Join her hus-
band. Capt II. d. Slater. who is OIL
iuty at Fort Sam Houston. Captain
Slater will probably be ordered to
rance in the course OF a few weeks,
.yhen Mrs. Slater and her son will
come to Washington. to remain with
her father during Captain Slater's
service abroad.
Miss Carolyn Nash will come L,
Washington on Saturday from Phil
adelphIa, where she is taking
course in nursing, and Will be witt
Dr. and Mrs. Francis S. Nash for
Christmas. She will return to Phil
adelphia on December %.
SANTA GOES To WAR.