The Washington times., 1919-05-12

party which accompanies Baron Goto
to the United States. Very many So
cial functions are to be given for the
members OF the party during the COM
ing week.
SPENDS Week In New York.
F. L. Sergeant. OF the British en-
bassy. spent last week at the Hotel
Chatham, New YORK.
Capt. William Riley Decide, L. S. A,
is spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. William Riley Deebie.
before reporting for duty at Panama.
The Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith
is spending several days at the Hotel
Marseilles in New York.
John Dryden Kuser. OF Demands
willie. y. j.. and his bride. who was Miss
Roberta Brooke Russell, OF Washing
ten, are passing a few days at the
Plaza in New York Their wedding
took place in Washington on April 70.
Miss Adams Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jasper Hard
ing. jr., of BaIs, Pa, announce the
engagement OF their sister. Miss
Elizabeth Chatham Adams, to Snow
den Samuel, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Samuel, OF Philadelphia, Miss
Adams is daughter of the late
Harry Clifton Adams.
Mr.. Samuel. who recently returned
after eighteen months service with
the signal corps in France, is a
brother of Mrs. George y. POulieff,
OF Washington, wife of Secretary
PouHeff, OF the Bulgarian legation.
and Mrs. Francis w. Robinson. He is
a grandson OF the late Col. A. Louden
Snowden, who was United States
minister to Greece. Rumania and Ser
bia and later to Spain.
Mrs. Franklin Lane. wife of the
Secretary. Of the Interior. has estab-
lished a diet kitchen at the Walter
Reed Army General Hospital in the
headquarters of nurses, and with
Mrs. Randolph Miner and Mrs. Louis
Titus. will assist in preparing deli
cacies for the sick and wounded,
which will be distributed through the
wards where needed or prescribed by
physicians or nurses. They prepare
about 200 dishes a week.
Mercy House Garden Party.
A general postoffice will be opened
at the Cathedral Close tomorrow from
; TO o'clock for the benefit of the
House OF Mercy garden party. Over
seas packages and letters as well as
local ones will be delivered when
called for under the management OF
Miss Natalie Magruder. assisted by
Mrs. Joseph Strauss, Mrs. De Haven,
OF New York, Mrs. Charles TroW
bridge Tittman, Miss Ellen Shiras,
and Mrs. Stephen Rowan. Children
will act as ''postmen." Among them
are Carolyn Walker. Elizabeth Muir
ray. Sammy Biddle. Arthur Meigs and
Tommie Armet.
Mrs. Thomas Lockwood will sell
homemade cakes, assisted by Mrs.
RiXey, Mrs. OMalley. Mrs. Chase Ken
nedy. Mrs. Albert Clemens. Mrs. Ed
ward Meigs, and Miss Rose Cow
erneUr,
Mrs. Thomas Armat. assisted by
Mrs. Reeve Lewis. Mrs. Horace Lur
ton. Mrs. Lewis II. Watkins. Mrs.
Francis r. wildly, Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp. Miss Frances Hopkins and
Mrs. Edward Eberle. will be in charge
of the fortune-telling tables. Madame
Libra will forecast the destinies of
her patrons. while at the other table
will be new star, Ayesha-- an Ori-l
entail fortune teller.
Miss Marion Ainsa will cut sill
houettes in her usual artistic style.
Mrs Goldsborough Adams will pre-
side over the fancy work table. as
sisted by Miss katherine Mimack.
Mrs. Edward Gheen. Mrs. Percy My
ers. Mrs. Ridgely Hunt. Mrs. Melville
W. +. Wallace. Mrs Albert NiblaCk.
Mrs: william -Leahy. Miss Ora Joe
HemphiIl, Mrs. Robert Kennedy. Mrs.