The Washington herald., 1918-11-01

Smith to unite in marriage MAI
william Orton and Miss Doroth,
Graves.
A Japanese Industrial and eco
nomic mission. headed by Mr.. r.
Yamashina, arrived in San Francisco
yesterday. The mission will tour
the United States and South
America.
Mrs. Hans Suizer, wife of the
Minister of Switzerland. is at the
Plaza Hotel. New York.
THE Bandbox," known to fame as
Mrs. Lansing's war shop, though Il
is really the monthly sale of the
State. War and Navy Relief. of which
Mrs Lansing is head. will be open
this afternoon at 1923 II street from
o'clock on, and all day tomorrow.
Any one looking for bargains is ad-
yised TO come eariy-today. IL possible
for the bargains are very real and
they go like the proverbial .'hot
cakes" Last month 1t was COM
pletely sold out by 1 o'clock satur-
day-and had TO close for lack Of
stock. Mrs. Walter Penfield is head
OF the committee that makes these
sales its particular charge.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond T. Baker
have closed their house at Lenox,
and will spend a short time In New
York before coming to Washington
to the winter
Mrs. Frede -ic r. Harris, wife of
Rear Admiral Harris, U. s. IN. ard
a Me-
tomorrow for Old Point Comfort,
where they will rem hin fo- a lime
Vt the Chamberlin Hotel. Mrs. Har-
ris will remain until the first part
Of December.
Heari Coquelet, of the French High
Commission. Is spending a short time
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria
Miss Frances c. Pearl and Miss
Helen v. Pearl, two little daughters
OF Mrs. s. A. Pearl. had 4 beautiful
Halloween party last night in their
home in the La Grande apartment.
opposite Judiciary Square. They had
about dozen of their little friends
in, and played every known Halo
ween game. having an altogether most
enjoyable party.
Mrs. Armstead Davis is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Henry II. Armstead at
Seagate, n. Y. She will return to
Washington later and occupy her
apartment at 1902 Eighteenth street.
Mr.. c. B. Ceceato. commercial dele
gate OF the Italian Embassy, Is in
New York at the Hotel Chatham.
Mrs Horatio N. Slater, who with
her husband. Lieut. Slater, has re-
Gently taken a home in Washington. is
spending a few days in New York at
the st. Regis.
The Club de vingt is opening its
winter quarters Saturday at 1877 Con-
necticut avenue. The house. known
sffectionately as the Cotton House"
among old washingtonians, has been
most attractively decorated and
equipped, and is to be opened to the
general public for luncheon, after
noon tea, tea dances and dinner-ex-
cept that Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday evenings are reserved for club
members.
Mrs. Bradford, wife of DR.. Fenton
Bradford. returned yesterday and
Joined her husband at the Rocham-
beau. She spent the summer and
early fall in California with her
mother. having gone there in June
because of the illness which resulted
in the death OF her sister, Miss Mar
garet Golden.
Lieut.. Col c. P. Richardson. U. S.
A, of Washington, has gone to New
York and is staying at the Astor.
A tea and reception in honor of the
Friday Evening French Class will be
given by The Beaux Arts Society. 1913
VI street, Sunday afternoon from 1 to
6 O'Clock. Mrs. NJ. B. Crawford will
preside at the tea table and will be
assisted by Mrs. Louise r. Seitz and
Mrs. Agnes L. D. Angel. Mr.. de Zapp
will BE- host.
$34,000,000 MEAT ORDER.