The Washington herald., 1918-04-11

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Cornelius OF Indiana. and Miss Dan
vers Weaver OF North Carolina Other
guests from the District of Columbia
were Miss Edna Saunders, Miss Janet
Murray and Mr.. Stuart Murray.
Those present from Maryland in
cluded Miss Marie Louise Owens and
Misses Kathleen Smith, Margaret
Smith. Laura McBrien, Lucille Sehorn.
Anabell Rogers. Cornelia Clark and
Annie Clark, and Messrs. Harry Louis
Smith, Edward James Smith, Clarence
]. Owens, jr., and William Hamilton
Owens
The decorations included the national
colors. a large garrison flag Of the
United States. and the flags of the al
lies. Patriotic musical numbers were
rendered, a buffet dinner was served,
and dancing was enjoyed throughout
the evening.
Mai. and Mrs. William Holmes
Stewart, of 222 West Seventy ninth
street. New York, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothee Holmes Stewart, to Lieut..
Henry Cunningham, Jr., of the Ord
nance Department. Washington.
Lieut.. Cunningham is the eldest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham,
of 361 West 121st street. Miss
Stewart is a student at Columbia.
Mrs. z. N. House who has been
spending a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Gordon Auchincloss,
in her residence in Nineteenth
street, will return to her homo in
New York today.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle will re-
ceive her friends at her Sixteenth
street residence on Friday after
noon at 4:30. when Prof de Reille
will make a short but interesting
address on Palestine and Asia
Minor. he having lived there for sew
eral years and being intimately
acquainted with the country and
conditions.
The marriage is announced of
Mrs. Cecilia Forrest-Roman and
Douglas Kellogg. at Mount Rainier,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. kellogg will
make their home for the present at
Washington.
Miss Taylor Logic was hostess at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Margaret Devereux.
Mrs. Joseph T. Frelinghuysen will
not receive today.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, niece and
heiress of the late Mrs Bingham,
who was the widow Of Henry NJ,
Flagler, who is in Atlanta, Ca, to
be near Mr.. Lewis, who is at the
officers training camp, will return
to the White Sulphur Springs with
Mr.. Lewis parents and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton Lewis and Mrs,
Frank Bolts. who have been visit
ing him. Mrs. Lewis will remain
probably for some time at the
White Sulphur. Mrs. Thornton
Lewis is a niece of the late former
President Benjamin Harrison. She
visited the White House as a very
young girl.
Lieut.. Patrick o'Brien. R. F. c.,
made famous by escaping from a
German prison camp and writing a
thrilling book on the subject, will
be heard here on April Is for the
benefit of the Working Boys Home,
of which Mrs. Arthur Lee is presi-
me lCSlulS VIII De RlVen In
the National Theater at 4:45 in the
afternoon and Lieut.. O'Brien's sub
ject will be My Escape from a
German Prison Camp" An inter-
esting feature of the afternoon.
also, will be the showing Of a gov
ernment film for the first time any
where. entitled I'm the Wake of the
Hun" Mrs. Arthur Lee. as presi-
dent, is also chairman of the enter
tainment committee, composed ad-
ditionally of Mrs. Cary T. Lang
horne, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mrs.
Frederic Atherton, Mrs. Armstead
Davis, Mrs. Randall Hagner, Mrs.
Victor Cushman and Mrs. Perkins
Ruggles.
At the dinner of the Arts Club
tonight Miss Root, Miss Munro and
Miss Pierce will be the hostesses.
Mr.. Zolnay will be chairman and
the speakers are Mr.. Rupert Hughes
and Mr.. George F. Richardson, of
California.
! There will be a musicale Sunday
night with Mrs. Chandler Sloan,
soprano, president of the Music
Club, Takoma, Wash, and Mr..
George Thompson, pianist.
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will
give the first of a series of two lec-
lures treating of Gsrmanism this
morning at IL o'clock and again to-
night at o'clock. The topic for
this week will be Women of the
Renaissance" The weekly discus
sion of current history will pre-
cede the Little Talk on a Large
Topic. Miss Drake will speak at
6o2 Eleventh street and at the, On
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Miss Ellen A. vinton, formerly Of
. 2& cls4hopEns place, win be at hqms