The Washington herald., 1918-04-06
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At the New York symphony Con-
cert at the Belasco yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Wilson occupied the
White House box, entertaining a
party consisting of Mrs. E NJ. House,
Mrs. William Boiling, Miss Boiling.
Mrs. Fendal, Mrs. Fournoy, Miss
Miss Benham and Mr.. John Randolph
Boiling.
Today the President and Mrs. Will
son will go to Baltimore. where AT
$50 the President will review "Gen.
kuhn's army. 1900 strong" from
Camp Meade. Presumably they will
not stay on for the smoker of the
Moth Artillery. at which they had
been invited to occupy a box since
they had signihed their intention OF
attending the ball for the permanent
blind relief fund to be held at the
Willard this evening.
Mrs. Newton Baker. who is also GO
ing to Baltimore for the review, has
given Up the ball since she has
promised to sing for 1.-The boys"
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo have returned from a
short visit at White Sulphur Springs,
and will go to Philadelphia this morn
ing to attend the rally with which the
Third Liberty Loan campaign in that
city will be inaugurated.
A feature of the ceremonies will be
the unwilling by Secretary McAdoo's s
granddaughter. little Miss Mona Nc
Adoo Martin. of a replica of the
statue of Liberty. The statue COM
mands the booth where liberty bonds
will be sold by prominent motion pic
ture stars.
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin spoke yes
terday at the luncheon given at the
Emerson Hotel, Baltimore. by the
Womsn's Liberty Loan Committee of
Maryland to celebrate the launching
of the new liberty loan drive. She
took the place of Mrs. William Gibbs
McAdoo, who was prevented from be-
ing present.
Mrs. Antoinette Funk. vice chair
man of the Woman's National Liberty
Loan Committee. and Mrs. Arthur
Hayes. of Washington. also made ad-
dresses.
The French Ambassador and Mime.
Jusserand left town yesterday after
noon for New York to remain over
a.
Holland House. The Ambassador will
reside over the annual meeting oi
fhe Federation of Alliances Franchise
- which delagtes are sent from the
ranches all over the country and
canada
This AFTERNOON the Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand will visit the New
York Salon of Modern French Paint
I"Cs which is being shown i'm the
former residence Of Col. and Mrs
cornelius Vanderbilt.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Reading will spend next week in
chicago, leaving town on Monday.
The marriage OF Miss Frances
Moore to Lieut.. Henri de Marquisan
"f the French Aviation. Corps. will
AXE place at noon today in st.
Matthew'S Church. with the rector.
'lgr- Thomas 5. Lee, officiating. and
-\Idre Tardieu. the French High
Commissioner. heading the list of
UshcTS
Mss MOOre's only bridesmaid will
j." Miss Eleanora Morgan. but two
mall brothers, Lloyd and Clarence
Moore, will act as pages. Lieut..
Pierre de Mandrot of the French Fly
ing Corps. will serve as best man.
while the ushers, in addition to NJ
Tardieu, will be Lieut. Constant
SOusier. a famous ACE" Of France;
Lieut.. Fiachaire, also of the French
Flying Corps; NJ Gflett OF the
French High Commission. NJ Andrea
Geisser Celesia of the Italian en-
hassy. VI. Jules BlondeI of the French
embassy, Lieut.. Col. r. G. Bloom
field Of the Royal Flying Corps OF
the British Army. Lieut.. Elliott c.
COwdin. and Lieut.. Frederick T.
Frelinghuysen of the L. s. R. Signal
Corps.
A reception at the home of the
brides stepmother, Mrs. Aksel c. P.
Wichfeld. will follow the ceremony.
Miss Moore is the only daughter of
the late Clarence Moore. who lost his
life in the sinking of the Titanic.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
BisTham. daughter of the Rev. Clar-
euce Bispham. formerly of Philadcl-
rhia. but now of New Orleans, and
Lieut.. Frederick William Pennoyer.
ir-, L. S. n. will take place at st.
Johns Church, here, at 4:3O this aft
crnOon. the Rev. Roland Cotton
SunJH. rector OF the ChurCh, OniCiat-
ing. Miss Bispham and her mother
arrived at noon yesterday. and are
the guests OF Mrs. Silas Casey. Lieut..
Rispham has just finished a tour of
sea duty and has just been appointed
eVeCutiye officer Of the radio station
at Cambridge. Mass.
The wedding is TO he a very quiet
one. with only the family and i'm
mediate friends present. The brides
only attendant will be Miss katherine
Gibson, daughter OF Brig Gen. Hora-
ito Gibson. L. s A. retired. Lieut..
Noble WitheTs. one of Lieut. Pen
noyer's classmates at Annapolis in
1'1I, is 20 be his best man. The cere-
mouy will he followed by a supper at
Mrs. Cssey's apartment for the family
and bridal party only.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage has sent
out invitations for the marriage OI
her daughter. Miss Rebecca Collier.
and Capt Pitt Scott. U. S. N, on