The Washington herald., 1917-11-18
of Women Prominent the Social Life Of the Nations Capital

tesses: Mrs. Simon Wolf Mrs. A.
Lisner, Mrs. A. 7. Britton. Mrs. Carl
Droops, Mrs Carl Casey. Mrs. Easily
Smith, Mrs. Charles J. Williamson.
Mrs. George C. johnson, Mrs. 7. l.
Ames, Mrs. Louis w. Austen, Mrs.
d. W. Baker. Mrs. James z. Baines'
Mrs. Charles H. Bates, Ars. lsidor
Bermann. Mrs. Shirley w. Bowles'
Mrs. z. c. Brandenburg, Mrs. Evans
Browne, Mrs. Byron Graham, MIS-
Toner Graham and Mrs. W. +. Han
cock.
At the card party and tea dance TO
be held at the New willard on the
afternoon OF Saturday. November =.
by the Jefferson Davis and A. r..
Lawton chapters, u. d. C., TO raise
funds for the needy families Of Con-
federates az Washington. as well as
those Of our soldiers, sailors and ma
rines in the present war, Col. Robert
E. Lee and Mr.. William Payne Mere
dith will have charge of the floor
committee
Mrs. Howard c. Gorden. Miss Susie
MCGOWAN, Miss Nancy Weeks, and
Miss Burleson are in charge OF the
young ladies' committee, assisted by
Miss Sydney Burleson. Miss Ann Car
ter Lee. Miss Mary Custis Lee, jr-,
Mrs. Derrill G. Elmore. Miss Ann Sell
den. Miss Virginia Griffith, Miss Helen
Grifith. Mr.. Robert W. Harris. Miss
Grace Maude Morgan. Miss Charlotte
Ingle. Miss Nellie johnson. Miss Ida
Bowie, Miss Hattie Bowie, Miss Vir-
ginia Smith. Mrs. Richard Ewell
Thornton. Miss Cecilia Girard, Miss
Carolyn Nash, Misses Emily and Les
~ lrWW
Harrison. Mrs. Meredith and Miss
Armat will have charge OF the card
tables; Mrs. +. II. Elmore. Mrs. Rob
ert Jones and Miss Amber. OF tick
cts. Cards will be played from 2
to 4. and dancing from half past 4
TO Z.
Through the efforts OF Mrs. Bruce
Crane an exhibition of paintings. both
oil and water colors. for the benefit
Of the Bronxville branch OF the
American Red Cross. will be held
in the ballroom of the Gramaian
Hotel from Sunday, November =. to
December ? Among the artists who
will be represented are Miss Cecilia
BeauX, who will show a large dec
orative panel; Max Bohm. George
Bellows, John Sloan. J. Adam Weir.
Childe Hassam, Hobart Nichols.
George II. Smile. VIII II. Low, VIII
liam 7. Smedley. Bruce Crane, Will
! liam II Howe and Frederick X.
I Frieseke, the latter now being in
/ France. Both Of the Leyendeckers
win exhibit original water colors.
There also will be original architec-
tural studies by Otto Faelter. Will
liam H. Bates. Clinton NJ. Hill. and
-
Vile. There will be a private view
on November p.
The patronesses are Mines Frank
A. Nanderlip. who is in Washing
ton for the winter Charles Dana
Gibson. PRESLEY Bislsnd. Richard
/ Hayward, Ellie W. Gladwin. Fred
erick T. Ackermann. Harry r. Burt.
William V. Lawrence. William Rand.
! jr.; Arthur Lawrence. Bertram Sears
and Charles A. Culver.
Miss Myrtle Hnleary. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hilleary. and Mr..
John l.. Horan, both Of Washington.
were married Wednesday at ; O'Clock
/ at Holy Trinity Church. The bride
! wore a gown Of blue crepe de chine
/ trimmed in white satin. with hat to
match. Miss May Clark, as brides
( maid. was in a Wistaria charmenuse
! gown and a gold lace hat. Both car
| ried bouquets Of bride roses and
ferns. Mr.. Warren A Hnlesry WAS
best man. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home OF the brides
parents. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Roland. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
D.
Herman Schwertner. Miss May Clark.
Mr.. Warren A. Hilleary. Miss Bessie
Naine, Mr.. A. Murphy. Miss Helen
Short, Mr.. Maurice A. Hflleary. Miss
Marie Donaldson. Mr.. John II. Horan,
Mrs. NJ. Z. Donaldson. Mrs. +. Green.
Mrs. r. Shoemaker. Mrs. J. Hinearv.
Mrs. r. Shoemaker. Miss Dorothy
1 Thompson, -Iiss Helen Thompson.
Mrs. Z. Brown. Miss Gladys CoIburn,
Mr.. J. V. McClosky, Mr.. r. Horan
and Mr.. A. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs
Horan will make their home with the
brides parents at 1893 Thirty-fourth
street.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels arrived in
Asheville yesterday from Chatta-
noOca. Tenn. where she went to at
tend the annual session OF the Ma
uonal Society, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. and addressed the
Young WomCn's Christian ASsocia ton
on women's work IN war. She is
spending today at Ter old home in
Raleigh, y -, and will leave there
TO speak on womcn's work in WAT in
several North Carolina cities. She
will return "a Washington on Satur-
day
Comdr. Dons. naval attache OF the
Legation OF Norway. has. with Nine.
pons. taken the residence at ls2s q
street for the winter. On arriving in
this country several months ago
Comdr. Dons was assigned TO duty at
Groton, and has recently arrived in
the capital TO join the Legation stan.
Mr.. Akirs Den. who was recently
assigned to duty with the Japsnesa
Embassy i'm this country as financial
attache. has taken up his residence in
New York. with an Office in the WOOL
worth building.
The stan of the French Embassy
has recently been augmented by the
arrival Of Mai. Grinprel. attache. who
has taken up his residence at Si7 F1f-
teenth street.
Mr.. Romeo Francois de ViIleneuve-
trans. who has also recently become
/ attached TO the French Embassy
stan. has taken an apartment at the
Grafton for the season.
The young ladies' floor committee for
the Thanksgiving eve dance. Novem-
her y, at the Willard. to be given for
the benefit Of the Episcopal. Eye Ear
and Throat Hospital is as follows:
Mrs. Howard Hume. chairman: the
Misses BuTleSon, the Misses Downing