The Washington herald., 1918-04-27
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In WASHINGTON

For the nrst time since he burnt
hta hand In getting out OF the tank.
hrittania. the other day. the Prest-
dent played golf yesterday morn
tnE. Mrs. Wilson accompanied him.
and they made the round Of the
links. although the Presidents
game was not Improved by his lame
hand In the afternoon the Presi-
dent reviewed the parade from an
J open motor on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. In front OF the white House,
standing at attention. his left hand
stnl banadaged and in a sling,
while Mrs. Wilson sat by his side
Miss Bones. Mrs Boiling and Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Boiling were in a
close limousine just behind the
President and Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Margaret Wilson. who Is
giving a series of song recitals al
the camps and cantonments all over
the country. is at present in Little
Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Champ Clark has returned
from New York, and is at Congress
hall with the Speaker. Their
uduBnleTs MES- JdllcS NJ 1uOAhSOhi
Is expected today. and with her lit
tie son. Champ Clark Thomson, will
spend some time with them here in
Washington.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Reading were the honor guests last
night at a brilliant dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard NJ. Baruch.
Miss Belle Baruch. their debutante
daughter. who has been very little
in Washington. came down from
New York on Thursday and was one
Aof the guests at the dinner.
Charles d. walcot. secretary of
the Smithsonian. and Mrs. Walcot.
entertained in honor of Lord and
Lady Reading on Thursday night.
Mrs. Walter Wells went to White
i. Sulphur Springs, w. Va. last night
Mrs. ]. T. Mann, and will return
Monday or Tuesday.
The marriage of Lieut.. Seth Barton
French, son of DR.. and Mrs. Jonn
Herndon French, of New York, ara
Miss Mary Tyler Duffy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Duffy. of Bal
timore, will take place in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church this evening, and
will be followed by a reception at the
home of the bride. Miss Duffy. who
Is one of the winters debutantes. will
have her sister, Miss Elizabeth Duffy
as her maid of honor, while her brides
maids will be another sister. Miss
Frances Duffy, Lieut.. French's sister
Miss Ellen Mercer French. Miss Heller
Gibbs, Miss Katherine Brinton, and
Miss Priscilla Howard, and Miss
Emily Thomascn, of Richmond. Va,
Lieut. French, who is connected with
the Ordnance Department and sta
toned at Washington. will have his
brother. John Herndon French, j., a
student at Yale, as his best man. The
latter arrived in Baltimore yesterday,
as id-their mother. Mrs. John Hern
: don French, and their sister. Mis-!
Hiland French. from New York. DR.
French is expected in time for the
wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Louise Hume
well. daughter of Mrs. John Stans-
bury Tooker. and Mr.. Franklin Mott
Gunther. first secretary of the United
States Embassy at London, whose
engagement was recently announced.
VIII lAht pldCe lOudy at lIlo HOLuc VI
Miss HunnewelTs stepfather and
mother. in Foxwarren Park, Surrey.
England, where Mr.. and Mrs. Tooker
and Miss Hunnewell have made their
home for some time.
Mrs. SnowGen Ashford. with her two
daughters. Miss Annette and Miss
Agnes, have just returned from New
York, where they went to attend the
wedding of their cousin, Miss Ken
nedy. to Brown Stafford Mantz, of
New York. Miss Kennedy has been a
frequent visitor to Washington and
has many friends here.
Lieut.. Homer Reed, recently re-
turned from the front. gave talk
last night at the United Service Club
of America.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will enter
tain at a reception on Monday even
ing. when Will Irwin. war CORE
spondent and writer, will speak on
ITALY in the War"
Mrs. Dimock is arranging a bridge
party to be given on Tuesday even
ing, May z, at her residence for the
benefit of Italian war sufferers.
announcement was maze SeSter-
day by DR.. and Mrs. Clarence G.
Campbell. of New York and Glen
Eilidh, Cold Spring. N. Y, of the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Gordon Campbell. to Capt
Clarence C. MichaIis. 10th Field
A ArtiIlery. L. S. n. A. now stationed
at Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg
= c. Miss Campbell is a cousin ol
Mrs SVIyanuS Stokes ir formerly
Miss Margaret Fahnestock. and was
bridesmaid at her marriage.
Mrs. Frederick Tomkins, daugtel
of Col. and Mrs. John Temple
Graves. who has been visiting hei
parents. has rejoined her husband
Lieut.. Tomkins, Aviation section, U
:. A.. in New York. He has beer
detailed for duty at Garden City
l. /.
Col. and Mrs. Graves are now en-.
tertaining her a week Mrs. Edward
TIpton, of Lexington, KY, whose
daughter Miss Martha Upton ha!
been visiting at the Graves resi-.
dence for several weeks.
The Secretary of the Navy re.
turned yesterday from a short visit
to New York. Mrs. Daniels, who hac.
companied him, is expected back to-
day.
Representative J. Bascom Slemp'.
dinner for NJ. de Chambrun. of tht
French embassy. which was to have
been given at the Chevy Chase Clut
tonight. has been postponed to next
Saturday.