The Washington herald., 1917-02-12
President and Mrs. Wilson Motor
After Services at St. Margaret's

bridge and tea dance to be given al
Rauscher's today for the benefit of st
fnigoe's Mission. Maryland Cards viii
commence at ESQ and the tea dance, fol
which large number of additional youns
people will como in, win last from = to q
One of the best orchestras In the city
has been engaged to play for the dancing
and the afternoon promises to be most
enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard have
announced the engagement OF their elder
daughter, Edythe, to Mr.. Francis Bart
lett Manning. of Manchester. N. H.
Mrs. Homer Joseph Dodge has cards
out for tea on Tuesday, February 20
from'4 to 6 at 172s H street to meet Mrs.
Albert Ferguson.
Maj. Gen. A. C. Now. Pennington. q.
s. A., retired, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pen
nington. Mrs Alexander Stewart, anc
the Misses Mary and Helen Stewart are
among the Washingtonians at Seabreeze
Fla. for the season
Mrs. George Lilly Vaughan will not be
at home on THURSDAY, February Is, but
expects to be at home the remaining
Thursdays in February and March
The Hunt Ball Committee of the Rid
ing and Hunt Club announces the fancy
or carnival costume will be required al
the Mardi Gras Hunt Ball. Hunting cos
tune or costume appropriate to related
branches Of sport are suggested but nc
requirement is made in this respect al
though fancy costume is essential.
Mr. Henry Field and his bride, who was
Miss Ma ParLfna ,phn r.
riage took place last week at the home
OF her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson, In New York, have
started for the West on their wedding
trip. When they return East they will
pass three months in Chicago. Ill, and
then go to a farm IN Virginia which Mr.
Field recently purchased.
Miss Janet Richards, who Iectured last
week in six Eastern cities, including Phil
adelphia and New York, will give her
impressions at her Talk on Public Ques-
tions" this morning at 1870 In the Wood
ward & Lothrop auditorium of the
state OF mind" prevailing In these cities
concerning the prospect OF war. She will
also present from various standpoints
the moot question: Are both Germany
and the United States anxious to avoid
a state OF war;" Kindred subjects OF
current interest will also be discussed.
The Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs William NJ. Ingraham were the
guests OF honor at the dinner which Mai
and Mrs. Earl L Brown gave Saturday
evening. The other guests were Repre-
sentative and Mrs. ]. Willard Ragsdale
Col. and Mrs. Chase W. Kennedy. Capt
and Mrs. Alvin B. Barber and Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. William A Mann.
Miss Joan Packard, a daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Packard. of New York,
whose marriage to Lieut. Richard Nc
Call Elliott, jr, U. s. N, is set for Feb
ruary IT in Philadelphia, will have two
matrons of honor at her wedding-Mrs.
Stansbury Brady. of Baltimore, and Mrs
Fftz Hugh Green, a sister Of the bride
groom. The bridesmaids are to be the
Misses Suzanne Elliott. also sister OF
Lieut.. Elliott; Dolly La Montague, OF
New York; Gabrielle Tflghman. and An
gela Nalle. OF Philadelphia, and Philena
File, OF Princeton.
Lieut.. Elliott. who Is at the torpedo
station. Newport, R l., will have Lieut.
John Boeland. Q. s.. N, attached to the
training station. as best man, and the
ushers selected are Lieut.. Lawrence
Townsend and Lieut. Ernest Gunther
both OF the navy, and Messrs. Edward
Toland. Alexander Yarnell. Sidney Brock