The Washington herald., 1919-03-31

Countess OF Reading will be the
honor guests at the dinner which Mrs.
Henry Dimock will give tonight.
They returned last night from New
York where they spent the weekend.
countess Ishn will be dinner hosts
this evening.
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
Matthew have leased the residence.
100 Sixteenth street, for several
months and will take possession the
end OF the week. They have been
residing at the war1raan Park Inn
since coming to Washington.
Nine. Cremer, wife Of the Neither
lands Minister. accompanied by Miss
symOnds, will return to Washington
this evening from Boston where they
have been since Thursday.
The Special Commissioner of Sweden
and Nine Nordyall will close their
house on Eighteenth street early this
week and will go to New York where
they have taken an apartment for
several months before leaving this
country.
The Acting Secretary of State and
Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk, who are al
White Sulphur Springs, will return to
Washington the end Of the week.
The
Martin Franklin. made a short stay
in Washington on his way TO New
York where he will sail for his home
in Italy.
The Attorney General and Mrs. A
Mitchell Palmer have as Their guests
Tor the weekend Mrs. Palmer's aunt
MIS-. Marshall Fox, of Philadelphia
and her grandson. Lieut.. Brooks
Larned. who has recently returned
from overseas.
The presence OF William II. Taft
In Augusta. Ga, has been the signal
for many social affairs. both formal
and informal. for him and Mrs. Taft.
They were the guests of honor at the
largest garden fete of the season.
when Mrs. LandOn Thomas opened her
proceeds to be devoted to the worl,
being carried on for the ChiIdren's
Hospital. An audience which packed
St Johns Methodist Church and over
HoWed to the street listened to the
former President while he explained
the provisions of the league Of ma
tiOns.
The Tafts have been in Augusta so
often that they seem like home
folks as the Southerners express It.
Scarcely day passes that Mr.. TAFT
does not play a round of golf over
the links Of the Augusta Country
Club
In honor Of the former President and
Mrs. TAFT. General Oliver Edwards, in
command of Camp Hancock. staged a
machine gun review last week. Ac-
CCnpanyinE the party We're Cot. HoI-
den Of the machine gun company and
= uumber OF prominent men sojournins
in Augusta.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife Of the
COmmandant of the Marine Corps, will
not receive today but will be at home
next Monday. April G. Mrs. Barnett.
her daughter. Miss Leila Gordon and a
cousin Mrs Ballinger. who has been
at Mrs. Barnetts country place.
Wakefield Manor" in Virginia for
several days. will return to Washing
ton tomorrow. General Barnett is on
an inspection trip through the South.
Mrs. Harris Crist. of New York. will
come to Washington shortly to visit
her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Nicholson. jr.. at their
home near ROckhill. Md. Mrs. Bur
rows and Miss Emily Burrows. of
New York, who are now in Florida.
will stop in Washington en- route
home to visit Mr.. and Mrs. NichoI-
son. Mrs. Nicholson will entertain
the Amateur Garden Association OF
MONTGOMERY County at a tea on
Thursday. Mrs. w. II. Holmes will
make an address.
Harry wardman. who went to Eng
land to spend month, has returned.
Washington is interested in The
marriage in Philadelphia in the
Church Of ST Luke and the Epiphany
SATURDAY. when Miss Katharine Put
nam. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
T.. Putnam. of Philadelphia, became
the bride Of Mr.. William D. Crane,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. George F Crane.
Of New York The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. David NJ.
steele. rector of the church. and the
Rev Charles S. Lewis. of Burling-
ton. y Y. an uncle of Mr.. Crane.
in the presence of the immediate
families and a few intimate friends.
The brides attendants We're Miss
Lenore Mccall. Miss Margaret Sup
pie. Mrs. George p. Montgomery, of
New York sister of the bridegroom
Miss Mary Sanger. Of Washington.
and Miss Lois KellOg. of Utica. y.
Y. Mr. Thomas e. P Martin, OF
New York. was best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. Alfred Putnam, a
l,rnther of the bride: Mr.. Joseph NJ.
GazZam. jr., Of Philadelphia. and
Messrs. Oliver Hazard Perry. Loyal r.
SewalI. James II Volkmau and Joseph
Mellon, of New York.
\ reception and tea for Lady Henry.
wife of Sir Charles Henry. NJ. P,
who have arrived from England by
way Of Halifax. was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Martin vogeI, brother-in-
law and sister Of Lady Henry, in the