The Washington herald., 1917-06-09

ACTIVITIES OF NdDlnet Ilfcle.
Senator Hale Entertains
at Stag Dinner Party at
Dover House-Many
Brides-Elect.
Brilliant Hospitalities for
The President and Mrs. Wilson oc-
cupied box at Keith's Theater last
evening.
Yesterday afternoon the President
and Mrs Wilson took a motor drive
through the parks Mrs. Wilson wore
a becoming black gown and q wide
brimmed black satin hat.
The Secretary Of the Interior left
Washington yesterday to Join Mrs.
Lane at Newport News. Va.
Mrs William C. Redheld, wife of the
secretary OF Commerce, returned TO
Washington last evening from a visit
OF several days in New York.
Senator Frederick Hale entertained
at dinner last evening at the Dover
House.
Mr.. z. P. Turner entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday.
Of the Bulgarian Legation. and Mime.
Poulen. Mr.. and Mrs. Waggaman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. E P. Baugh. OF Phila-
Mr.. and Mrs. Baugh arrived in
Washington yesterday and are stop
ping at the Shoreham-
Miss Carolyn Nash entertained at q
moonlight picnic last evening in COM
pliment to Miss Georgia Schofeld and
1iUet. Donald Fairchild Washburn. U.
S. N, whose marriage will take place
the bridal party.
Mrs. Edgar Allan was hostess at
luncheon yesterday entertaining In
honor Of Miss Hazel Cox. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Van Zandt
Charles Oehm Parks on June 16. The
guests were Mrs. Emery Cox. of Nor
folk. Va; Mrs. Alwarda Casselman,
Miss Gladys Pugh, Miss Ruth Rice,
and Miss Artemesta Newman, all or
whom will be in Miss Cox's 6ridaI
PARTY; Miss Hazel Allan, and the
Misses Edna and Gadys Crump, who
are visiting Mrs. Allan. The table
was decorated with pink roses tied
with blue gauze.
The engagement Of Miss Jane n.
Morgan, elder daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pierpont Morgan. and q
granddaughter Of the late J. Pierpont
Morgan. to Mr.. George Nichols. a a
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Fay, L. l., has been made public.
although not formally. announced, as
II had been the intention Of Mr.. and
Mrs Morgan not to announce 1t until
the marriage on June Is OF Miss
Morgan's younger sister, Miss Frances
T. Morgan to Paul Geddes Pen
noyer. OF California.
Miss Morgan who was a great favor
ite Of her late grandfather, made her
debut three years ago, and Is interest
has done her bit abroad in work
In hospitals in the war zone, sailing
as late as last September to engage
in war work. She Is a sister OF Mr..
Junius Spencer Morgan. tr., who mar
ricd Miss Louise Converse, and Of Mr..
Miss Helen Hamilton, who married
Police Commissioner Arthur Woods.
She is a niece of Miss Anne Morgan,
Mrs. W. Pierson Hamilton, and Mrs.
Herbert Satterlee.
She is to be the maid or honor at
her younger sisters wedding at Lat
tinSton, L. l., IN St Johns Church.
on June Is. Her mother was Miss
Jane N Grew. Of Boston
NJ. Nichols wss graduated from
the Univer lily. Piping Rock. Mer-
chants. New York Yacht, and
Sewanhaka Yacht clubs. His mother
vas formerly Miss Mary Blake
S.ocUm. He Is a brother Of Miss
susan F. Nichols and OF Mr.. William
NFrh6IE uhn graduated LAST
year from Harvard. He Is an aC-
ccrlPlished yachtsman, and has a SAIL
IL. yacht. the Edythe.
'T;le Nichols town house Is q West
F.'.Tcnth street and their country es-
axe. The Kettles, is at Cove Neck.
oyster Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are
'Ehbors OF the Nichols on the North
;1h--e. their country place, Matini-
CO. Point, being at Glen Cove.
10 d2te has been mentioned for the
n~rr.ase.
Miss Anne Morgan has arrived in
France.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith have
IS their house guests the former
hen and Mr.. Burton McAshen, Of
Houston. Tex.
EIrs. Aston simpson. who, with her
small son. Hoke Smith Simpson. Is
arCnding the month of June with her
arents. the Senator and Mrs Smith,
IS gone to Philadelphia for the
-..ed erd to see Lieut.. Simpson,
hose ship is there for a few days.
he last Of June Mrs. Simpson will
20 to Virginia Beach for q stay OF
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Pratt, son-in-
law and daughter Of Senator and Mrs.
Smith. left Washington Yesterday for
a week end visit to New YORK yester-
day.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Min
shall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles MinshaIl, formerly of Terre
EIaute and Chicago, now OF Wash
ington. to Mr.; Alexander Mahon 1'oI
Robert Craig. U. s. A, retired, VIII
take place today in New York Prep
arations for this wedding, as for many
others, have been hurried by the war,
as Mr.. Craig is in training for the
who will be best man, is in training
at Madison Barracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minshall and the bride
left for New York Thursday to COM
PPilete their heir Arrangements; ,1; 70 for S5 the wed;
at S o'clock in the Little Church
Around the Corner. and will be fol-
lowed by q wedding supper. The
brides only attendant VIII be MISS
Claudia Wright, OF Newburyport,
Mass. Miss Minshalrs family have
spent many winters in Washington,
having had an apartment at the Bur-
lngton for several seasons, and last
year they purchased 2026 R street,
which Is their permanent winter home
now.
Another OF Saturdays brides will
be Miss Anne Brown Bradley, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley,
who Is to be married to NJ. Samuel
Eliot, Of Boston. The ceremony will
he nerfnrnned Al Cnnvanf N and