Evening star., 1919-04-28

After their wedding trip DR.. and
Mrs. Murphy will make thetr home in
New York city.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater will re-
turn to her home in Boston the latter
part of May.
At the outbreak Of the war the bride
of today offered her services to the
government and has devoted herself
pto war relief work and. after taking a
course in commercial efficiency, she
became volunteer employe in the
State Department in Washington. d.
c., and was at her tasks there until
quite recently. Miss Slater means to
continue her war activities until the
American forces have returned to
their homes.
Senior Morena. newly appointed
counselor of the Argentine embassy
in Washington, arrived at New York
yesterday from Buenos Aires, and will
come to Washington tomorrow.
Senior Morena succeeds Senior Fed
erico NJ. Quintana. who has been ap-
pointed minister to the Central Amer
lean republics, and who will leave as
soon as the new Argentine ambassa-
dor arrives from Paris next month.
Mr.. Richard Crane, Sd, recently ap-
pointed first United States minister
ington within a week or ten days
for his new post. going first to Paris
| to receive instructions Mrs. Crane
will follow him soon.
Georgetown University Hospital will
benefit from the performances of ''The
| Little Brother" which will be given
| this evening at the Shubert.Garrick
! Theater under a fashionable pa
tronage.. The generous response of
| the public has been most gratifying
| and capacity house is expected.
| Among those; who will occupy boxes
are Mrs. Stephen Elkins. Mr.. and Mrs
| Peter A. Drury, Miss Alice Riggs, Mr.
| William Phelps Emo, Mrs Carter
| Class. DR.. and Mrs. George Tully
of Georgetown University. in cap and
! gown, and the young ladies who are
to act as flower girls.
Mrs. William B. caperton and Miss
Marguerite Caperton, who have been
visiting here. are at the Vanderbilt
Hotel, New York. where they will be
| joined by Rear Admiral Caperton
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Num- after
spending several months in Florida,
are in New York for short stay. Mr..
ttheir estate at Radnor, on Thursday
/ Mrs Edward w. Robinson of New
York. who was the house guest of her
sister, Mrs. Frank N. Butler of New
| Orleans, is spending a fortnight with
/ her sister. Mrs Joseph NJ. Gazzam, 165
| South 18th street Philadelphia, before
leaving for Washington, where she will
| Join Maj. Robinson. who is on duty here.
| Mrs. George Peabody Eustis, after
making arrangements for the opening Of
her villa at Newport, returned to New
| York yesterday.
I. . Mrs. Alexander Bull, accompanied by
her sons, has returned to her residence,
2019 kalorama road. after spending the
| Easter holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John James Taylor, at Jack
sonville, Fla.
More than $4,000 has been realized
! from the sale of victory bonds by Mrs.
Victor Kaufman, chairman of the
| committee selling bonds at the booth
! at the F street end of the Willard,
Mrs. Kaufman has been assisted by
various groups. who have worked in
/ defatigably for the success of the
| drive.
| Miss Muriel Denys is in charge of
, the members Of the Junior League
| who have a booth at the lobby end of
| the corridor of the Willard and who
| have raised $4,000.
| Mrs. Walter Schoellkopf has the
booth at the Raleigh. and Mrs Rich
! ardson Gibson and Mrs. Blaine Elkins
! are selling at the Shoreham. where
| the sales have been extremely graft
| flying.