The Washington herald., 1919-05-13

as a guest of Mrs. Hughes OIL
phant.
DR.. and Mrs. George Draper have
given up their Washington resi-
dence and have returned to their
home in New York.
Ronald Campbell. third secretary
of the British Embassy. and Capt.
F. A. MacGregor. commercial sec
retary, have given up the house
which they occupied together and
are staying at the embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jasper
Harding. jr.. of Bala. Pa, announce
the engagement of their sister.
Miss Elizabeth Chatham Adams, to
Snowden Samuel. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Samuels. of Philadel-
phIa. Miss Adams is a daughter of
the late Harry Clifton Adams.
Mr.. Samuels. who recently re-
service with the Signal Corps in
France. is a brother of Mrs. George
N. Poulieff. of Washington. wife OF
Secretary Polieff of the Bulgarian
Legation. and Mrs. Francis W. Rob
inson. He is a grandson of the late
Col. A. %sden Snowden. who was
United States Minister to Greece.
Rumania and Serbia and later to
Spain.
Mrs. Morgan Firth. OF New York.
will arrive today to spend few days
with Mrs. Lewis Hayes Watkins.
Mrs. Firth Is on her way home from
several weeks. Mrs. Watkins has just
been informed that her husband, Col.
Watkins. who is on duty in France.
has been given the Distinguished
Service -Icdal.
Countess Skarbek de Korzyski Is
at the Vanderbilt Hotel. New York,
for a visit.
Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick
have returned to their Washington
home after a motor trip. Senator
Mccormick expects to remain in
Washington all summer. but early in
June Mrs. Mccormick and the chill
dren will go to Rock River Farms.
their place at Byron. Ill. In August
the children will go to visit their
grandmother, Mrs. Robert McCor-
mick, who has taken a place on
Long Island for the summer.
Mrs. Paul L. Joachim was hostess
at luncheon yesterday. entertaining n
party at the Cafe St Marks In COM
pliment to her house guests, Lieut..
and Mrs. Stephens Edwards. Her
other guests were Mrs. Henry Pitts.
Mrs. William L. Tydings. Miss Louise
Beale, Lieut. Klause and Lieut.. Tay-
Ior.
Mrs. Charles r. Mayer win enter
tain dinner party this evening in
compliment to her house guest, Miss
May Foster. of st. Louis. On Friday
Mrs. Mayer and Miss Foster will go
Pimlico. and in the evening will be
Howell Parr at the Elkridge Hunt
Club.
IL the weather today is Indictment
The garden party at Cathedral Close
from to o'clock for the benefit Of
the House of Mercy will be held the
tainment is being planned to be given
on the green for the pleasure of the
children as well as those of ripper
years. in which Old Mother Goose will
introduce her well-known family, In
cluding Bo Peep. Miss Etticoat and
Little Boy Blue. This playlet will be
staged by the children of Neighbor-
hood House. who will also dance
around the May-pole and give a num-
Der of folk games. The candy table.
presided over by Mrs. MacMurray, as
sisted by Mrs. Van Reypen. Miss Gill
lett. Mrs. Albert Douglas, Baroness
korff and Miss MacMurray, will sell
toothsome sweets made in home
kitchens. Mrs. William H. King, as
sisted by her house guest. Mrs. Anus
sen. of Salt Lake City. will have
charge of an unusual collection of
hats.
Mrs Coiville Barclay will POUR tea
this afternoon at the art exhibition
at the Wayfarer's book shop on ii
street when pictures by Mrs. Frances
Lee Lloyd, Mr.. Lawson Adams and
Mr.. John Wesley Carroll will be on
view.
The patronesses for the exhibition.
"Reputarion Built On Quality and s4.ies."
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