The Washington herald., 1918-04-10
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In WASAINGTON

washington's recent distinguishes
visitor. the Archbishop Of York, Is
in New York for a few days, ex-
pecting soon to sail for home. He
and Bishop William Lawrence OF
Massachusetts,. are the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. ]. p. Morgan in their
Madison avenue' home. Tonight
Archbishop Lang will be the honor
guest or the Church Clubs dinner
at the Waldorf-AstoTia- 1t will fol-
low a reception at which the Bishop
Of New York will make the address
Of welcome. He will be followed
by Bishop Tuttle. of Missouri. and
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. or
Columbia University. The arch
bishops address will conclude the
evenings program. Some of those
on the dinner committee, of which
MIR. r. Fulton Cutting is chairman.
are: Messrs. Charles W. Bowring'
Haley Fiske. former Ambassador
James W. Gerard. Messrs. J. Pier
pOnt Morgan, William Jay schiere-
lin, Howard Townsend. Col. Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt, Herbert L. Satter-
lee, Charlie steele. NJ. Orme Wilson.
Alvin w. Krech, Henry W. Munroe,
Louis NJ Ogden. Eugene II. Outer
bridge, DR.. william NJ. Polk and
Mrs. Edward Sanford Pegram.
Mrs. Charles Oehm Parks will be
at home this afternoon at the Mans
feId for the last time this season,
She will be assisted by Mrs. William
Y. Cox, Mrs. william s. Parks and
Mrs. W. VI. Hannay.
Mrs. Hanay was at home yester-
day afternoon at her residence in
] street in compliment to Mrs
Emery Cox and Mrs. Charles Oehm
Parks.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Stone,
daughter of the late william F,
stone and Mrs. Stone. and Lieut.
Howard II. Warner. of the United
states Medical Reserve Corps, viii
take place very quietly at noon to-
morrow at the Protestant Episcopal
church OF st. Michael and All An
Lels at Baltimore. wedding
breakfast for the two families will
follow at the home of Mrs. Stone.
The French ambassador and Nine
Jusserand. the Chief Justice and
Mrs. White. Miss Alice Riggs and
the apostolic delegate and the car
dinaI will be among those occupy
ing boxes for the lecture to be given
at the BeIasco by the Archbishop OF
san Francisco. the Most Rev. Ed
ward J. Hanna, in aide of the free
wool fund Of the Catholic women
war relief service.
Among those who have taken tables
fer the bridge TO be given for the ben
fit OF the Italian war relief under the
auspices of Mrs. Josiah Kingsley ON
at her apartment at the FaTnsbOro this
afternoon are Nine Zaldivar. Mrs
Joseph Letter, Mrs. William Dunlop
owens. Mrs Barker Gummere and
Mrs. Charles Wi!cO=. Countess dt Gel
Irre has donated very handsome first
prize and the prizes for each table are
quite artistic. being designed by an
Italian artist and hand embroidered.
Tea will be served the bridge players
Al l..'n and many from the embassy
and Italian war mission will come in
for the dancing from 80 to :. No
tickets have been issued for the tea
dance a admission will be paid at
the dOCI.
The fashion fete recently given at
the Plaza in New York for the benefit
Of the American French -British-Bel-
gian Permanent Blind Relief War
Fund is to be repeated in Washington
on the afternoon and evening of Tues
day. April Is. at the residence Of Mrs.
Henry F. DimOck, on Scott circle. II
has been a tremendous success in New
York, and il said to be a showing OF
handsome Up-tO-the-minute gowns Oi
wonderful material and workmanship,
and most artistic design. II will Oe an
authoritative showing of absolutely
~
hats for spring and summer wear
There Is 10 h. some good music, and
Ponce" the wonderful nine-y year-Old
dancer whom Fruhm1n brought out
recently. and for whO,, a great future
seems assured will dance twice In
rhe afternoon and twice IN the even
ing Tickets may be had at the first
class hotels Like the hall Of last
week Tor the same fund. the proceeds
OF this show will be clear profit for
the fund, all the expenses OF making
II having been already met.
The patrOnessCS include Mime. Riano
Mrs Peter GOeIct Gerry. Mrs. BrecK.
enridge Long. Mrs. MediIl McCoymick
Mrs. Frederick Britten. Mrs. Ira Cop,
ley. Mime. Eignal. Mime. Collardet
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Lady Lister
Kaye. Lady Jebb. Mrs, Ieggett, Mrs
Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs. COrcOrar
Hill. Mrs. Edward Stettinius. Mrs
Randolph II. McKim. Mrs. Bernard
Baruch. Mrs. Winfred DUPuy, Mrs
Thropp. Mrs. Cary Sanger. Mrs. John
Falls Mrs Edward Carry, Mrs
stephen B. EIkins. Miss Flora Wilson
and Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Senator James d Phelan enter
tained at dinner last night in honor
Of Mrs. Gertrude rAthertOn.
The minister of the Netherlands
and Minis. Philips. accompanied by
the Misses Philips and Master Phil
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