The Washington herald., 1918-01-26

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Joseph Kuhn, Mrs. Henry B. Brown,
resentative Henry F. Flood, Repre-
sentative William Mckinley, William
Phillips and Thomas ]. O'Brien. form
erly Ambassador to. Italy.
| The Chinese Minister DR.. v. X.
Wellington Koo returned last night
from New York. where he spent sew
4 eral days.
| Col Theodore Roosevelt was the
/ guest of honor at the dinner which
Representative MediIl Mccormick
gave last evening. Those invited to
meet Col. Roosevelt were the fol-
low members of the House Of
Representatives: Henry Allen Coop
er, John ]. Esch. Benjamin l. Fair
child, Edward L. Hamilton. Clifton
Macarthur. Clarence B. Miller, Frank
lC. Reavis, Daniel R Anthony, jr.,
Isaac Bacharach. Fred A. Britten,
Ira c. Copley, Thomas S. Crago,
/ Louis c. Cramton, Silbert A. Cur
rie, Porter H. Dale, Edward L. Dem
ison, Cassius c. Dowell, John A.
Elston, George e. Fosa, Alvan T..
Elston, George E. Fossa, Alvan T.
| S. Graham, William ]. Graham, John
/. Nolan. ]. Hampton Moore, Edward
| w. Gray, Frank L. Greene, Clifford
Gray, Frank L Greene, Clifford
ireland. Niels Juul, John Q. Tilson,
Allen T. Treadway. George w. Fair
child, Philip P. Campbell. John A.
| Sterling, William Rodenberg, Jo-
seph G. Cannon, Edward ]. King,
Louis T. McFadden. John c. Nc
Kenzie. William B. Mckinley. James
c. Mclaughlin, Martin b. Madden,
William E. Mason. E. E. Roberts,
John J. Rogers, John NJ. Rose,
Thomas S. Williams, William w.
| Wilson. Loran Z. Wheeler and
lJohn c. Cooper.
Col. Roosevelt was entertained at
breakfast yesterday by Representa-
tive Luthur W. Lott, at the Army
and Navy Club. The guests includ-
ed Senator James W. Wadsworth
| and Senator William NJ. Calder, of
New York. and the New York Re-
publicans in. the House: Represen-
tatives Benjamin L FairchiId,
James William Husted, Frederick c..
Hicks, Frederick w. Rowe. Oscar
William Swift. Reuben L. Haskell,
George Blinn Francis, Walter
Chandler. Isaac Siegel, Edmund
Piatt, Charles B. Ward, Bertrand
Smell. Homer P. Snyder, George w.
Fairchild, Walter w. Magee, Nor
man ], Gould. Harry Hayt Pratt,
Archie d. Sanders, Stephen w.
Dempsey and William F. waldow.
Representative Medill Mccormick,
OF Illinois. was also among the
guests.
From Paris comes the announce
ment Of the engagement of Miss
Ethel N. B. Hartman, daughter of
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. of New
YORK and Washington, to Lieut.. Henry
Potter Russell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howell Russell, Of New York.
The marriage will take place in Paris
in the near future.
Miss Hartman sailed last June for
France with Mrs. Vincent Astor and
Is working with her in a canteen es-
tabhshed at Brest for the benefit of
American sailors and soldiers. Her
mother went abroad some months
later to see her daughter and to en-
gage in war relief work
Miss Hartman was a debutante of
last season and made her debut at
Newport, where her aunts, Mrs.
Joseph Hartman and Mrs. Herbert
NJ Hartman, gave a dance for her at
the Clam Bake Club. She spent the
greater part Of the winter with her
mother in Washington and was feted
continually. In New York also many
entertainments were given for her.
At the annual entertainment given by
the Junior League there, called
Around the Clock" she made the hit
Of the extravaganza in the role OF
Madame Benthurnstein, a fashionable
modiste. The summer of her Newport
presentation she gave a thrill to So
ciety by making an aeroplane fight
over Narragansett Bay.
Mrs. Hartman was chosen by Presi-
dent Wilson a little more than four
years ago as a member of the indus
trial commission, which investigates
and reports on the relations between
capital and labor, and has made her
home. in Washington since that time.
During the last national campaign
she was chairman of the organization
committee of the woman's national
Wilson and Marshall organization of
this city.
Lieut.. Russell, now in France. Is a
graduate Of Harvard, class of Is. He
belongs to the Knickerbocker Club,
His brother, Charles H. Russell, tr., Is
attached to the American Legation at
The Hague. Miss Geraldine Russell
Is his sister.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs Henry A. WILEY
q. s. N. and Lieut.. Hampton Robb,
adjutant generals office, U. S. A,
will be married today at o'clock at
the home of Capt. and Mrs. Wiley,
in Eighteenth street. The Rev. DR..
Herbert Scott Smith, rector of st.
Margaret's Church. will ohciate.
Only the immediate families of the
bride and bridegroom and a few
close friends will be present and the
details Of the ceremony will be en-
tirely simple. as plans for the we'd
ding were hastened by wartime con-
ditions. The engagement was an
nounced some months ago. Lieut.
Robb is the son of DIR. Hunter Robb,
Of Boston, who will come to Wash
.ington for the wedding. His brother,
Philip Robb. will be best man. The
bride will have no attendants.
The marriage of Miss Wiley's sis
ter, Miss Roberta Wiley, and Philip
Moon Childs, U. s. N. R., of Boston,
will take place on Monday, Febru-
ary 4, at St. Margarets Church. LII
censes for both weddings were OBJ
tained today by Mrs. Wiley and Mr..
Childs' father, Arthur Childs, of
Boston.
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt was hos
tess at dinner last evening.
Mrs. E. Hope Slater will entertain
at dinner on the evening of February
Third Assistant Secretary of State