The Washington herald., 1918-03-08
Soclet1
In MAsRINCTON
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

lORu-uONls
fects. The Senator bought the house
at the end OF his service In the House
OF Representatives and 1t has been
their home ever since. They have
now sold It and are established for
the remainder OF the year at the
Portland.
a large party Of Washington girls,
tnaperoned by Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs. Richardson Gibson. Mrs. Blaine
Elkins and Mrs. Henry Crosson, went
TO ouantico yesterday afternoon,
where they were entertained by a
number Of officers at a tea dance,
followed by dinner, a play and a
dance. They reached Quantico in
time to witness the presentation Of
the colors to the Eleventh Regiment
Among those in the party were
Miss Mary duncan Gibson, Miss Cc-
celia McMCallum, Miss Minna Blair,
Miss adelaide Tuttle. Miss Margaret
Tuttle. Miss Louise Thoron, Miss
Frances wilkinson, Miss Elizabeth
Stevenson, Miss Jean Rayner. Miss
Priscilla White, Miss Katherine Bur-
nett, Miss Claudia Johnson, Miss Hal
lie Davis. Miss Margaret Smith. Miss
Margaret Devereaux, Miss Bessie
Edwards, Miss Carter Mullikin, Miss
Minnie Ball Moore, Miss Ruth Dom
aldson. Miss Reeves Harris, the
Misses Gordon. Miss Daviette Flick
len, Miss Virginia Maxwell, Miss Abb
gail Harvey. Miss Grace Beach, Miss
Katherine Beach. Miss Marie Sims,
Miss Enid Sims, Miss Merritt, Miss
Virginia Sutherland Miss Mary
House. Miss Beatrice Fairfax. Miss
Margaret Blaine Crosson, Miss EIiz-
abeth Beach. Miss Pamela Henry,
Miss Blodgett. Miss Hilliard, Miss
Mary Hill, Miss Elizabeth Hills. Miss
Margaret Cain. Miss Elizabeth
Koones. Miss Madeline Austin, Miss
CecilG Cook, Miss Margaret Carry,
Miss Bruce Lee, Miss Edith Lester,
Miss Kathleen Lester. Miss Grace
overman. Miss Helen Claxton. Miss
Mildred SissOn, Miss Elizabeth Bur-
nett, Miss Miriam Hubbard. Miss
Teresa James. Miss Phoebe Walker,
Miss Lucy Flather. Miss Maxine Du-
rand, Miss Delphine Heyl. Miss Anne
Hopkins. Miss Mary Brown. Miss Sal
lie Beecher. Miss Taylor Logic, Miss
Helen Tucker, Miss Elizabeth Ham
lion and Miss Harriet Peckham.
Mrs. o. D. Oliphant. Of Trenton.
". j.. who was at the Shoreham for
a week. has left for Admission to
join her husband, Capt Oliphant,
who is stationed there.
Miss Engenia Levering will be the
maid of honor at the marriage of Miss
Ethel FaXon HundIey, daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. ]. Mason Hundley, and
Hugo V. dePena. son OF DR.. Carlos
Maria dePena. minister from Uruguay
to the United States. The ceremony
will be performed at noon Saturday.
April s. at the residence OF Dr. ard
Mrs. Hundley. 1909 Cathedral street.
Baltimore. Nd. with only the mem
bers OF the two families present. A
small wedding breakfast will follow.
Miss Hundley, who was presented to
society several months ago, is a sister
Of ]. Winslow Hundley, DR.. j. Mason
Hundley. ir., and Arthur Hundley.
Mr.. de Pena, who is the first sec
retary to the Uruguayan legation.
will have for his best man Leopold
Nobrego Moreira, naval attache TO
the Brazilian embassy.
Mrs. Wilson will attend the last of
the series Of lectures which 3 Rich
ard Fuller is giving for the benefit
of the French war relief on Satur-
day afternoon. March Q. at $50. at the
residence of Miss Goldman, 21I5 De-
catur place. On Saturday Mr.. Fuller
will repeat France in the War"
which was received with great en-
thusiasm several weeks ago. Many
have expressed a wish that Mr.. Full
Ter would also repeat England in the
War" in the near future.
series OF club dances are an
noLnced by employees of the Ordnance
Department, L. S. N, to be held at
the Cairo every fortnight. beginning
Tuesday evening. Arrangements are
, in charge OF committee headed by
Mr.. G. A. Joynes and Mr.. Paul V.
Hagstrom.
Mrs Dennis Nolan, wife Of Col. No.
Ian. chief intellisence officer for Gen.
Pershing. will be the chaperon for
the army girls, and Mrs. Hayne f.
lis, wife of Commander Ellis, of the
navy, will be the chaperon for the
girls of the navy at the Easter ball
of the WOmanS Army and Navy
League, to be held at marine barra ks,
for the benefit of the patriotic work
Of the league. Mrs. Aulick Palmer
has been in charge of the work IF the
soldiers. sailors and marines club.
which is supported by the league. Mrs.
Palmer showing marked executive
ability in carrying on the work. as
the club has proved a haven of re-
fuge for hundreds of nur uniformed
men when off duty.