The Washington herald., 1918-02-11
>OCleEN
In MASAINCTO
By E. C. DRUM-HUNT.

President and Mrs. Wilson attended
Church yesterday morning. In the
afternoon they enjoyed a long auto
mobile ride together.
chevalier w. IF. c. Van Rappard,
the retiring Netherlands Minister.
was the guest of honor at . dinner
given Saturday evening by some forty
friends at the Metropolitan Club.
Secretary Of Labor. william B. Will
son, who went to New York yester-
day morning. will leave there today
for Altoona. Pa He VIII return to
Washington early Wednesday MORN
ing.
Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman will
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Norris will
entertain at a musicale Friday even
ing at their residence In r street
Miss Eustasia Hardesty will be
hostess at q dance this evening at the
Washington Club, given in compli-
Princess Enrico Ruspoli will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening at
the St Regis. In New York
Andre rardieu. the French High
Commissioner, viii entertain at din
ner on February %.
Capt ana Mrs. Perry Belmont have
invitations out for a dinner on Feb
ruary n
Senator and Mrs. Henderson have
gone to New York to make a short
stay.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff will entertain
the members Of the committee in
charge at an informal supper this
evening following the concert to be
given at her residence BY Miss Mary
Garden. Pablo .Casals and Louis
Thompson, for the benefit of the Bri-
tish American War Relief fund. A
number Of those who purchased tick
cts will entertain at dinner before the
concert, among them Mra Marshall
Field and Mrs Frederick Keep. Myron
whitney is assisting in arranging the
program for the concert, which will
be opened by Louis B. Thompson.
The benefit Is under the, patronage of
the following committee: Mrs. Gaff.
chairman; Lady Spring Rice, Miss
Adds, Mrs. Bernard NJ. Baruch. Mrs.
Henry Payne Bingham. Miss Biddle,
Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs. Edison Bradley,
Miss Ernest, Mrs Marshall Field,
Lady Gordon. Mrs. Gordon-Cumming
Mrs. Gerry. Mrs Hamlin, Miss Hege-
man, Mrs. Hoover. Mrs Houston.
Mrs. Keep. Mrs. Lane, Miss Lee, Mrs.
DrarkFnr4dRa
man. Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, Miss Pat
ten. Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Polk. Mrs
Henry H. Rogers, Mrs. Arnold Rob-
ertson. Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Rowland.
Mrs. SaltonstaIl, Mrs. z. H. G. Slater,
Mrs William A. Slater, Mrs Robert
NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Lawrence Town
send. Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Weeks
Mrs. Arthur Willert and Mrs. Charles
B. Wood.
Miss Janet Richards at her weekly
Talk on Public Questions this morn
fng in the Knickerbocker Theater will
review the various phases of the
present war crisis, both home and for
eign. with special mention of the con-
tention between the President and the
Senate relative to a War Cabinet and
the terms proposed by the Overman
BILL The talk begins at 1915 o'clock
Mrs willard Warner will entertain
NJ bridge this afternoon at her apart,
Hlsnt in the Concord
Mrs. Willard d. Straight IL making
m indefinite stay in New York.
The marriage of DR.. Charles A
Browne. Of New York, to DIR. Louise
Mcdaniel took place Saturday after.
noon at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. William NJ Mcdaniel
n Baltimore Among the attendants
we're DR.. Harvey W. Wiley, former
shief Of the Bureau Of Chemistry; A
Il. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan, of Mont
pIsir. n. J.. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
heClerc, Of Washington.
DR.. Browne. who Is president of thu
Eew York Sugar Trade Laboratory
n New York. received degrees of NJ
4. and Phi d. from Williams College
". and Goettingen University, Ger
many, 20.
Mrs. Browne 10 associate professor
" home economics at Goucher Col
sge, this city. and recently received
Phi d. degree from Yale.
The class of 1919 Of the Catholi,
University IL to hold its Junior prone.
lade at the university ballroom thi.
HeninE. The list Of patrons and pa.