The Washington herald., 1917-11-26
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IN WASHINGTON

Patten. Mrs. Clarence Edwards. Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. George Howard.
Miss Margarent Perrin. Miss Minna
Blair, Miss Caroline Ogden Jones,
Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Price Collier,
Miss Pellew. the Misses Tuttle. Miss
Lillian Birney. Miss Lydia Chaplin,
Miss Louise Thoron and Miss Louise
Delano.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of
the Secretary of the Navy. who has
been travelling in the South. re-
turned to Washington yesterday aft
ernoon. On Saturday Mrs. Daniels
was the chief speaker at a meeting
held at Grove Park Inn. Asheville,
N. c., at which the campaign for
Asheville's share in the Young Wom-
ems Christian Associations war
work was launched.
Mrs. Daniels urged the establish
ment of Young Women's Christian
Association hostess houses where
the soldiers can meet their feminine
relatives.
There will take place this afternoon
in the cbantry of Grace Church in
New York the wedding of Miss Mar
garet A. La Fargo and Lieut.. Will
liam H. Osborn, o. r. c., with small
\ reception to follow at the home oi
] the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| Grant La Fargo. The bride-elect is q
| granddaughter Of the late John A
| La Fargo, one of the most famous
American painters, and on her moth
er's side is granddaughter of the
| late Mr.. and Mrs. Benoni Lockwood
and a greatniece Of the ate Thomas
F. Bayard&
! The English Poster Exhibition to be
/ held at the residence of Mrs. Charles
i w. Richardson. 1917 Connecticut ave.
nue., from 2 to p. m, beginning to-
/ day. will be of great interest, not only
to those interested in art, but also to
the social world. Tea will be served
each day from 4 to Z o'clock, and to-
day those pouring will be Mrs. A. s
Burleson. Mrs. Thomas Chatard, Mrs
Stimson-Brown and Mrs. Luquer. The
| assistants will be Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins, Mrs. William II. Cnurch, Mrs
Albert l. Mills, Mrs. -llbert Douglas
Mrs. Alfred GiherL Mrs. Edward
Gheen, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Benjamin, Mrs.
Griffith. Mrs. Henry W. Fitch, Mrs.
Delos Blodgett, Mrs. C. G. Matthews.
Mrs. Thomas w. Lockwood, Mrs.
Thomas Sim Lee. Mrs. Percy Myers.
Miss Jackson, of New York; Miss
Sophie Casey. Miss Florence Gheen,
Mrs. H. H. Old. Mrs. Francis S. Nash,
Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Katherine
II a I've L. ~
B. Corcoran. Miss Margaret McChord,
Miss Julia Whitney. Miss Priscilla
White, Miss Elliott, the Misses TuttIe,
Miss Elizabeth Bur1itt. Miss Lydia
Chaplin. Miss Louise Delano, Miss
Alice Downing. Miss Adelaide Heath.
Miss Flores Howard and Miss Anne
Hopkins. Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes
is chairman in charge OF the exhibit
tion for the whole week. Thanksgiy-
ing Day has been especially set apart
for the army, navy and Marine
Corps. and all men in uniform will
be cordially received. Saturday is
children's day. on which occasion all
schools will be given the chance to
view this artistic as well as educa-
tional collection Of posters. the work
or many of the most distinguished
artists of England. This entertain
ment Is given under the auspices of
the board of managers of the House
or Mercy. and the posters are lent
through the courtesy of Frederick E.
Partington.
Washington Camp. No 3O5, Sons Of
Confederate Veterans. will give its
hrst benefit dance at Rauscher's Fri
day evening, December Z. at 9 o. m. 1t
is the purpose of the camp to make a
donation to the Red Cross from the
proceeds. Indications point to a very
large attendance as every member of
the camp is working hard to make this
the best and most enjoyable affair that
will be given this season.
Lieut. Col. Baron and Baroness de
la Grange. who left this country un-
expectedly. are now in France, where
their address is Morgan, Harges & Co.,
Paris.
Mrs. Duncan-Hunter, of Providence,
K. l., has announced the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Frances G. Hunter,
to Curtis b. Munson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Munson. of New York,
which took place on October q last.
pitt, former United States Senator
from Rhode Island. Mr.. Munson and
his brother. Alexander NJ. Munson, are
members in France of the Lafayette
Escadrille.
Miss Janet Richards will give her
regular Monday Talk on Public
Questions" this morning at the
knickerbocker Playhouse, Eigh-
teenth and Columbia road, when she
will review the progress of world
affairs for the past week-particu-
larly the significance of the tank
drive of Gen. Byng upon Cambria
and the consequent hope of an
earlier peace. The lecture will be-
gin at 10:45 o'clock
A pretty wedding took place in ST.
Aloysius' Church on Thursday even
ing at s O'Clock, when /. L. Stormont
and -, Miss Katherine Z. Ryan
were united in marriage. The cere-