The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

T"lvet ribbon. and carried a bouquet
% pink sweet peas tied with blue
ribbons.
The best man was Mr. Arthur Ray
mond, of Lincoln, Nch There was
no reception. Nj. and Mrs. Raymond
leaving Immediately after the ccre-
mOny for their Wedding trip. the lat
ter wearing a modish travelling
sui, of purple velvet with hat 10
match. trimmed with velvet cherries
of the same >hade They will make
their future home in Albany, y. y.
Mrs. Jouctt Shouse. wife of the
newly appointed Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. was hostess at a
luncheon at RaUsCher's yesterday, en-
tertaining in compliment to her moth
er. Mrs. R. +. Edwards. of Kansas
The table had a Centerpiece of Law
cnder spring flowers. and the guests
were Mrs. Carter Glass. wife of the
Secretary of the Treasury; Mrs.
Charles b. Ward, Mrs. James w
Hustled. Mrs. James S. Parker. Mrs.
" allaCe Dempsey, Mrs. Calvin D.
Paige. Mrs. Walter Magee. Mrs.
John A. Peters, Mrs. Homer p. Sny-
der, Mrs. Walter r. Stiness. Mrs,
Manton Chandler, Mrs. Ira Copley.
Mrs Daniel r. Anthony, Miss Mat
It's. Mr. James Karrick and Mrs.
Wellington Wells.
Last evening Secretary and Mrs.
Shouse gave an informal dinner, fol-
lowed by a theater party.
Mrs. Henry Francis du Pont en-
tertained at small tea yesterday
afternoon at her residence on Mas
sachusetts avenue.
Mrs. John Walter Holcombe enter
tanned at n bridge party of five ta-
bles yesterday afternoon, followed by
tea.
Mrs. Virginia Hunt will head
bevy of pretty girls who will sell
Wardman Park Hotel. on Tuesday
March 4, for the benefit of the free
milk for France fund.
The flower girls will sell bouton-
nieres from a rustic summer house.
Many other features for the midway
are now being planned.
AmonS the additional patronesses
are: Miss Josephine Patten, Mrs
Richard Townsend. Mrs. willard
Salisbury. Mrs. John f. wilkins,
Mrs. Colville Barclay, Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock. Mrs. Charles Boughtori
Wood. Mrs. David Houston, Mrs
William II. Taft. Mrs. John Whitney.
Mrs. James Macdonald. Mrs. T. w
Darrah. Mrs. Rupert Hughes. Mrs
Franklin II. Ellis. Nine. George
Bakhmeteff. Mrs. H. H. Rogers, Nine
Edouard de Billy. Nine. de Simon,
Mrs. W. D. Eaton. Mrs. John Bidle.
Mrs. Cary Grayson and Mrs. Louis
A. rockingham.
The floor committee for the Mardi
Gras, of which Mr.. William Bowie
Clark Is chs irman. includes Brig
Gen. Collardet. Mr.. L. dc Sartiges.
Mr.. Jules Blondel. Mr.. Charles de
Chambrun, Maj. J. D. McLachlan.
Capt. Arthur SnagEe. Capt r. r.
Glen, Duke de Sangro, Baron Gunz-
berg. Count Goran Rosen, DR.. Will
lam H. de Beaufort. Lieut.. Robert
Silvercruis. Mr.. Dimitry p. Pertzoff.
Capt. Francois Layee, Capt. Perry
Belmont, Maj. Bruce Gotten. Maj.
William Eric Fowler. Rear Admiral
Samuel McGowan. Mr.. Chiffon, MI.
Basil Miles, Mr.. Albert B. Ruddock.
Mr.. Clarence Hughes. Mr.. Lanier
Winslow. Mr.. Archibald c. V. Wells,
Mr.. Hans Zimmerman. Mr.. Hens
kirk. Mr.. Conor Coppinger. Capt A.
+. Pickard, Mr.. Louis Titus. Mr..
Henry Price Wright, Lieut.. Com
mander w. Brawner Hetfield. Lieut..
John Ide. Mr.. Hallett johnson, Com
mander Theodore Jewell. Lieut..
Arthur Campbell, Mr.. John Barrett,
Mr.. Raymond Lee, Mr.. Joseph w.
Mr.. Charles Richardson,
Rear Admiral william II. Brownson,
Mr.. Robert Hinckley, Gen. Barnett
and Mr. Ef1ngham Lawrence Town
send.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller will he hostess
for the regular Friday afternoon tea
given by the League of American Pen
women this afternoon from to at
their headquarters, 1873 II street north
west. Mrs. Tiller. who is one of the
most active workers in the league,
will be assisted by Miss E. c. Atwood.
Mrs. Blanche Beaton. Mrs. Rachel
Tongate Beck, Miss B. E. Barclay. Mrs.