The Washington herald., 1919-03-31

rose room OF the Rltz-Carlton Hotel,
In New York, yesterday. 1t also serv-
ed to introduce Miss Madeleine Reece,
niece of Mr.. Vogel, who is Assistant
United States Treasurer. A dance for
Miss Reece and her young friends
followed the reception. More than 800
persons were present.
Lady Henry will make addresses be-
fore several war relief organizations
during her stay in this country.
Miss Lucy Lathrop Patterson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L
Patterson, Of New York. will become
the bride OF Lieut.. Casimlr de Rham,
L. s. A. Announcement of the en-
gagement was made Saturday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson at a din
ner for their daughter. Lieut.. de
Rham and twenty-eight of their
young friends.
Both families are prominent In New
York. Miss Patterson was introduced
to society two years ago and became
a popular member of the Junior
League. Her father. a lawyer, is
president of the American Machine
and Foundry Company. and Is as
ISOLATED with many other large cor
poratiors. Lieut.. Morehead Patter-
son, L. S. A, is her brother.
Lieut.. de Rham is n son OF Mrs.
de Rham and the late II. Casimir
de Rham. He enlisted in the army,
was commissioned a lieutenant and
went overseas with the troops, re-
turning last Christmas. He is a
nephew of Mrs. c. LOrillard Spencer.
Lucy AIdrich, daughter OF the late
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, will start
early in April for Japan, where she
will pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lppitt. son and
daughter-in-Iaw Of Mr.. Henry F.
Lippitt, who have been living in San
| Diego, Cal. two years, are to spend
the spring and summer at his father 5
farm in Cumberland. r. I.
Many dinner parties have been plan
ned before the first of the series OF
Free Milk for France Subscription
! Dances at the Club de Vingt this even
ing Misses Courtney Let's. Nina
Blair, Leila Gordon. Margaret Hard
ing, Carter Mullikin and Mildred
BrOmweT will receive the guests in
the reception hall down stairs. The
| date for the third dance has been
changed from Tuesday. April % to
| Thursday. April "a. This will be a
bal masque and among teh hOstesses
for this evening will be Mrs. Charles
! BoughtOn Wood. Mrs. Breckenridge
Long and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow, as
/ sisted by some of the younger girls.
The patronesses for the series are
Mrs. Richard Crane, Sd, Mrs. Glib
To a,-J
Lean. Mrs. G. Ffoulke Smith, Mrs.
, Herbert wadsworth and Miss Eleanor
Dallas Johnston. Mr. William Bowie
Clarke is chairman of the floor COM
mittee. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow
are giving a dinner before the first
dance and Mr.. and Mrs. Marian John
stOn are entertaining the debutantes
before the second of the series. Mrs.
Breckenridge Long is bringing her
house guests to the first dance
Mrs. G. Ffoulke Smith. Miss Anna
Hamlin. Miss Eleanor Johnston. Mar
garet Wright. Carolyn Nash, Virginia
Hunt and Olyve Graef will he among
the hostesses for the second of the
series Monday, April Z. Mr. Joseph
Dorney will sing the waltzes which
makes an attractive feature. The club
house will be converted into a spring
orchard with the many apple blos-
SONS and OrOthy Perkins roses.
Mrs John Mcclure Wiley will sail
in May for Holland. where she Will
spend the summer with her son. Mr.
John Cooper Wiley. who is the second
secretary OF the United States Lega-
, tiOn at The Hague
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Henry
Prince. jr. the latter formerly Miss
Elizabeth Harding. who are spending
the early spring in Aiken, S G.. will
stop in Washington for a visit on
! their way North about the middle of
| April
Mrs. Mark L. Bristol. who has been
making a series of visits in New York.
will return to Washington early in
! April
Mrs. Willard A. Holbrook. wife of
! Brig. Gen. Holbrook. L. s A, is in
! Washington for visit to her sister.
| Mrs. David J. Rumbough widow OF
! Col. RumbOugh. L. 5. A. at her apart
ment at the Farnsworth.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Ran
! Mn 10 mr. j. W. MChlnnOn, OF New
York City, took place Saturday even
ing in the home of the brides sis
ter Representative Jeanette Rankin,
of Montana. The ceremony was per-
! formed at o'clock by the Rev. ].
| 5. Montgomery in the presence of a
small company Of relatives. The bride,
who is a graduate Of the University
! Of Wisconsin, and was admitted to
the bar in Montana about a year ago,
was attended by her sister, Represen-
tatiye Rankin. The best man was
Mr. Maltby JellifTe. of New York.
The two little flower girls were
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sedman and
Miss Virginia Sedman. daughters of
the brides sister, Mrs. Harriet Sed-
man. The brides gown was of bro
caded white satin made short. with
an over drapery OF point d'espirit
/ lace. and her tulle veil. which form
ed the train, was arranged in q can
effect and held with orange blossoms.
She sarried- Bride roses and orchids.
Her maid of honor was also in white
satin trimmed in gold lace and she
carried pink sweetpeas. The flower
girls wore dainty white dresses and
carried pink sweetpeas. The cere-
mony was performed in the drawing