The Washington herald., 1918-01-12
lN WASHINGTON

President and Mrs. Wilson attended
the performance at B. f. Keith's The
ater last evening. They were accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Wilson. Mrs.
Francis Bowes Sayre and Prof. Axson.
Miss Margaret Wilson will be the
honor guest at a dinner dance which
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Logan VIII
give this evening at the Willard.
Miss Wilson entertained guests in
her box at the concert at the National
Theater yesterday afternoon Miss
Margaret Carry also entertained box
party. her guests including Miss Lucy
Burleson. Miss Sidney Burleson. Miss
Cecilia McCallum. Miss Elizabeth
Stevenson and Miss Ellen Bruce Lee.
Others at the concert were Mrs. Nicho-
las Longworth, Mrs. Ward Evans,
Eames Brown, Miss Marie Sims. Miss
Daisy Prentiss, Edward F'lather and
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan.
OF interest to Washington society
is the wedding today of Miss Rachael
Perrine. daughter Of Col. and Mrs.
Louis Perrine, Of Trenton. n. J., and
Emo Campbell. jr.. of Bernardsville,
y. j. The ceremony will be performed
At 40 o'clock. in Christ Episcopal
Church. in Trenton. and will be at
tended by only the members of the
two families. A reception for a small
company of relatives and intimate
friends will follow the ceremony at
the home of Col and Mrs. Perrine. Mr..
Campbell, who is in the Aviation Corps
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connected with the Emo and P!nchot
families. Miss PeTrine's mother was
formerly Miss Addie Slack. Of this city.
The French Ambassador, J. J..
Jusserand. will go to New York this
morning to attend the banquet of
the New York Bar Association this
evening.
The Duke Of Devonshire, Cover
nor General OF Canada. who was
the guest of the British Ambassa-
dor and Lady Spring Rice for sew
cral days, left Washington Thurs
day at midnight for New York. The
Duchess Of Devonshire, who re-
E'ained in Washington a day or two
longer, will Join him in New York
and they will go from there to Cam
ada together.
The Minister OF The Netherlands
and Nine. van Rappard were hostG
at dinner last evening when their
-ucsts were the Minister of Switz-
"riand and Mime. Sulzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss Vir-
Einia Mackay-Smith. A. W. l..
Tjarda van Starkenborgh-St -Stach-
nUwer. attache of The Netherlands
legation. and Nine. van Starken-
horrh-StachOuwer; the sister-in-Iaw-
" the latter. Mrs. Theodore Mar
burg. jr. W. NJ. Johaunessen. first
secretary OF the Norwegian Lega-
tiOn, and n VoUrOs. counselor Of
the Greek Legation.
The Serbian Minister. Lioubomir
Michailovitch. accompanied the Ser
hian War Mission when it left
Washington last evening for Pitts
burg Others in the party in ad-
6ition to the members of the mis-
sion were Albert Ruddock. Lieut..
Hamilton Fish Armstrong. Louis
NiemaU and Col Prebichebitch Dr.
Vesnitch plans to return to Wash
ingtOn in about ten days and will
he accompanied by Mr.. Nieman.
The mission dined last evening
at the ShoTeham before leaving
town. The minister was in the
party. also NJ. Sinitch. a newly ap-
pointed secretary to the Serbian
Legation. and Col. Prebichebitch.
Prof. Voyslav NJ Yovanovitch
gave luncheon yesterday at
RasuCheT's in compliment to DR..
NesnitCh and the members of the
Serbian Mission. The guests were
Prof. Sina LOzanitch. Gen. Rash
itch, Col Nenadovitch. Capt. Yov-
itChitCh, Nladislav Martinatz, all
members OF the mission, Alexan-
der GeOrgevitch and George Todor-
OvitCh secretaries of the Serbian
Legation; DR.. II. Hinkovitch, MEM
her of the Jugoslav Committee:
Lieut. H +. Armstrong. U. S. A;
Louis Nieman. Frank b. Noyes,
William SpurgeOn. James P. Horna-
day, Lynn Neagle. Robert Gates.
George Edmunds. Leroy T. Vernon,
F. c. Easton, Gordon Gordon Smith.
Lawrence Hills, Charles d. Warner.
Albert W. Fox, Edward L. Conn,
Milton BrOnner and A. w. johnson.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing went to New York yesterday.
where they will pass the weekend
at the BiltmOre. Secretary Lansing
will attend the banquet of the New
York Bar Association this evening.
Assistant Paymaster Humphrey Full
lef Redtield. U. s. N. and Mrs. Red
field. whose marTidss took place last
week at the brides home at wyoming.
Ohio, a suburb Of Cincinnati, returned
to Washington Thursday evening from
White Sulphur Springs. where they
passed their hone eymoon They are
making their home for a while with
Mr.. Redfield's parents, Secretary o.
Commerce and Mrs. RedfieId. The
bride, before her marriage, was Miss
Amy COwing.
Jonkher A. W. L. Tjarda van Stark
enborgh-Stachouwe attache of the
Legation of The Netherlands. and