The Washington herald., 1918-02-13

In WASHINGTON
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

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,--Nicc resident and Mrs. Marshall
will return to Washington today from
@sFshort stay In New York. They were
entertained at dinner Monday even
ing by Mrs Thomas +. Walsh at the
CWaldorf-Astoria, where she Is spend
Ing several weeks.
1.-THE Ambassador Of Mexico and Sc
nora de Bonillas entertained at din
ner last evening at the embassy. In
the company were the Ambassador OF
the United States to Mexico, Henry
Fletcher, the Minister Of Salvador and
Mime. ZaIdivar, the Princess Ghika,
the Minister Of Columbia and Nine.
Ureta, senorita Tulla de Uribem
Gaviria, Senorita Ines, Uribe Gaviria,
Senior de Nieto Of Mexico City, acting
secretary Of the treasury Of Mexico,
and Sonora Nieto; DR.. Rowe, Mrs.
James Pryor Tarvin, Senior and Seno-
rita Carvajal, of New York; Senior and
senorita Rojo, Senior Oscar z. Dup
Ian and Senorita Marie Bonillas.
Senior and Sonora Nieto, who have
been staying in New York, are pass
ing several days with the Ambassa-
dor and Sonora Bonillas. Senor ana
Sonora Carvajal are also their guests
for . short time.
A dance to which about a hundred
additional guests were asked followed
the dinner. The ballroom was elabor-
ately decorated with yellow roses and
palms. Pink roses adorned the dinner
table
Nine. BoniIlas was assisted In re-
ceiving the guests by her daughters
Sonora Rojo and Senorita Bonillas'
Sonora Nieto and Sonora CarVajai
I, The marriage is announced OF j.
Allen Miller, Of the Swedish legation
star, to Miss Virginia Dare Winters.
cbt Harpers Ferry. W. Va The cere-
mony was performed in the home OF
the brides parents Saturday by Rev.
A. W. Ewell, of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Mr.. Miller and his bride
have returned to Washington and are
established at 135 Eighteenth street.
The Congressional Club entertained
at its seventh annual breakfast yes
terday and was one OF the most IN
teresting ever given by the club. II
took the form OF a trench break
fast" regulation army rations being
served from an army field kitchen
loaned for the occasion by the War
Department.
The field kitchen reached the club
house where the breakfast was held
at noon. the meal having been cooked
on the way. The guests. who num-
bered about 200 and included members
of the club and their house guests,
were seated at small tables. They
served themselves. cafeteria fashion,
and made use of the regulation field
kit.
The decorations OF flags of the
United States and her allies carried
out the military note. and the club
chorus OF twenty voices sang war
songs. At the close of her address OF
welcome, the present. Mrs. Horace
Towner. proposed a toast to The
Soldiers
I The remainder OF the program OF
speeches was devoted to the consid-
vrstion of Women in War Time"
The speakers were Mrs Champ Clark,
Miss Mabel Boardman. Mrs. Richard
Olney, Mrs. p. c. Dawson. and Mrs.
John ". Langley.
The program was arranged by Mrs.
Evaris Hayes. OF California. chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
Mrs Champ Clark will be at home
this afternoon from ( to s o'clock at
Congress Hall Hotel when she will
receive the members OF the Congress
sional Club. There will be a musical
program given during the afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Rowland will enter
tain at dinner informally this evening.
Mrs. John B. HENDERSON will be
hostess at a dinner Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Richard Townsend enter
|tained a large and distinguished
company at a dinner followed by
dancing last evening.
Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman had
a company of thirty-two dining
with them last evening. Dinner was
served in the Cabinet room at the
willard.
Mai. and Mrs. John Whitaker
are closing their home in Wash
|iPgton this week and will move to
Fort Myer where they have been
assigned quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Grand, jr., ar
rived in Washington yesterday and
are staying with Prof. and Mrs.
|Stimson J. Brown.
Miss Elizabeth Koones entertain
ed at tea yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Agnes Messick