The Washington herald., 1918-05-30

- 4ACANS sCesSAe@g e@N~@
noon in the Aztec Garden and annex
of the Pan American Union. in honor
Of the high commissioners of Guate-
mala and Honduras, now holding ses-
sions in the Pan American Building
for the adjustment of their boun-
dairy dispute. His guests included
the high officials Of the Department
OF State and the members of the
Latin-American diplomatic corps.
with the ladies Of their families.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will go to
Canandaigua, ". Y, late next month
to be with Mrs. Frederick f. Thomp-
son before opening her home at Bar
Harbor. Me-, for the summer.
Mrs. Rufus Day, accompanied by
her children, has gone to Canton,
Ohio, for q visit and later will leave
for their summer place at Mackinaw
Island for the summer months. Jus
tice William r. Day and Mr.. Day
will Join her later in the season.
and Mrs. Fortescue are in New York
for a visit. and are at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel
Miss Bessie Edwards, daughter of
Brig. Gen. Clarence Edwards, U. s.
A, and Mrs. Edwards. one of the
seasons debutantes. will entertain in
formally at dinner this evening.
Miss Elsie Calder. daughter OF SEN
ator and Mrs. William NJ. Calder,
will be married on June Is to Lieut..
Robert Corwin Lee. U. 8. N. The
ceremony will be performed in the
Twelfth Reformed Church, Brooklyn.
The engagement was announced on
April at a luncheon in the Bossert
Hotel. Miss Calder is a graduate Of
Packer Institute. Lieut.. Lee is a
son Of William A. Lee, Of IiIuckfoot,
Idaho. and was graduated from An
napolis IN 1870
Mrs. Calder and Miss Calder are at
their home in Brooklyn to, remain un-
til the wedding.
One Of the most interesting engage
ments of the year to society in Mary
land. New York and the West is that
of Miss Margaret Lloyd Trifuble,
daughter of the late DIR. Isaac Ridge
way TrimbIe and Mrs. TrimbIe, to
Baron Harold de Ropp, son Of Baron
and Baroness Alfred de Ropp Of New
York. formerly of Russia. Miss Trim
bic, who has not yet been presented
to society; Is at Santa Barbara, Cal,
with her mother. The wedding will
probably take place in the autumn,
Baron de Ropp. whose parents are
also in California. Is a brother Of Mrs.
Eric Fisher Wood. wife Of Mai Wood,
L. S. A. formerly the Baroness Vera
de Ropp, who was a frequent visitor
in Washington as the guest Of Mrs.
Dunbar B. Adams. formerly Miss
Edith Grace. Baron de Ropp, who was
graduated from Yale University, 10 In
Los Angeles.
Miss Frances Wilkinson is guest
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
Bell at Twin Oaks"
Maj. Gist Blair, L. s. A, who was
ordered to Boston a few weeks Lgo,
VIII be Joined there Saturday by Mrs.
Blair and they will spend the month
Of June at the Hotel Lenox.
Mrs. Blair will go to Nantucket in
July. to be the guest OF Mrs. Rreckin-
ridge Long. who has a summer home
there.
Mrs. George Barnett has visiting her
Miss Helen Tower. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower cf Th.l-
adelphia.
The series of informal Wednesday
night dances which have been given
during the winter and spring at the
Congressional Club will end with the
dance this evening. A small fee will
I be charged for the bencfit ot the war
lf - -,
the members of the club and their
husbands will enjoy a picnic supper
In Rock Creek Park. They will meet
at the clubhouse at s o'clock and will
motor to the reservoir entrance to the
Park at the end of Sixteenth street
There will be enough cars to take
everyone who wishes to 20. This
week will close the social activities
OF the club for the season, but the
war service work for the Red Cross
will be continued and the work rooms
will be open as long as the Congress
sional women are in town.
Miss Dial TiTlman. daughter Of
Mrs. George w. Field, jr., will spend
the summer months in New York
City at the home of Miss Enid Shaw
on Riverside Drive.
Mrs. A, E. Taber was hostess last
evening at the benefit card party
given by the Dixie Chapter. L. d. c.,
at Falkstone Courts. Among those
having tables were Mrs. Goodwin d.
Ellsworth. Mrs. George K. Denmark,
Mrs. John s. Tomlinson, Mrs. Paul
l.. joachim, Miss Margaret Daniel,
Mrs. Norton d. Whitley, Mrs. r. o.
E. Davis, Mrs. P. NJ. Robinson, Mrs.
Frank Birthright. Mrs. NJ. B. Glad
man, Miss Laura Snuggs and Mrs.
Gustavus Werber.
A lawn fete for the Red Cross
will be given by Mrs Robert H.
Dalgleish and her pupils. assisted
by Jacob CARRIER, violinist, and
Claude Robon, accompanist, at her
residence, 1855 Harvard street on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
June 5, and at $50 p. m. Ad-
mission will be % cents. Ice cream
and cake will be sold on the
grounds, and there will be dane
ing by girls in costume. Among
those participating in the musical
will be: Misses Viola Schippert,
Frances Scherger, Edith Graham,
Josephine Daily, Helen Kalstrom,
Eleanor Garner, Elsie Jorss, Freda
Stenen> Lydia Bigelow. Blanche
Latterner. Anne King, Viola Tasker,
EilaGss hIi.asetn FSnE sSnipDsTs; DsSTxs;ms RSdS Ba1S.
Virginia Robinson, Rose Rrick,
Josephine Montague, Mary Grabill,
Frances Leiberman. Verona Horen,
Anne Hanson. Mary Leitch, Ger
trude Misel. Lea McConville, Ruth
Smith, Helen Stauffer. Mrs. George
Corbett> Mrs. A. J. Richards, Mrs.
Hugh Thomas. Mrs. Milton C. White,
Mrs. Ernest Klinger. A. ]. Richards,