The Washington times., 1919-04-19

roll Frazer will give on Monda!
evening before the ball at the Marin'
Barracks under the auspices Of tn
Woman's Army and Navy League.
This ball, which is'an annual event
is alvavs one of the most brillian
and ENJOYABLE dances Of the spring
season. Mrs Baker will be in TIT
receiving line. and during the cours'
OF the evening will sing THE star
SpanEIed Banner" to the accompani
ment of the Marine Band.
Mrs woodrow Wilson's name heads
the list of patronesseS to which have
recently been added the following
prominent women: Mrs. Delos Bloo-
gett. Mrs. william Crozier, Mrs
Clarke, Mrs. Edward J& Dorm, Mrs
lanes Carroll Frazer. Mrs. George
C-oethsls. Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs. Walter
Mclean, Mrs. Dennies Mccarthy, Mrs.
I,ouis huffman, Mrs. William 7. Samp-
son. Mrs. George n. Stetnberg, Mrs.
Emory Winship, and Miss Flora Will
son.
Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. huffman, and
Miss Wilson have taken boxes for
the ball. Mrs. Winship, Mrs. Joseph
Strauss, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, and
Mrs. Emerson H. LiscUm. president OF
the league, will have parties Of con-
Valescent soldiers and sailors as
Fuests in their boxes.
on For New York.
The Chilean ambassador, Don Bel
tran Matthew, will go to New York
todav with the members of the spe-
efal Chilean commercial mission and
will remain for a week or ten days.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs.
Redheld will entertain dinner party
Easter Monday night.
The Secretary will return to Wash
inEton today, after making series
Of Victory loan speeches in Boston,
Springfield, and New York.
Serge Ughet, charge d'affaires Of
the Russian embassy, in the absence
Of the Russian ambassador, George
Bakhmeteff, entertained at luncheon
At the Shoreham yesterday with Nine.
Bakhmetef, wife Of the ambassador,
as the guest Of honor. Mr.. Ughet is
financial attache of the embassy and
maintains headquarters in New York.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Ma
son. daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Newton E. Mason, to Lieut.. Sam
uel B. Brewer, q. S. N, will take
place on Wednesday. Nay Z, at noons
at the home OF Admiral and Mrs. Ma
son, in Biltmore street Owing to
mourning in the brides family, the
wedding will be very simple and
only a few intimate friends will be
present.
Mrs. Ashmead Fuller. formerly
Miss Judith Norment, will be matron
Of honor, and Lieutenant Brewer will
have his brother, Capt George Brew
er, u. S. A, as best man.
Lieutenant Brewer, who has been
on duty in Cuban waters, arrived in
Washington last evening to spend the
week end. He is stationed aboard
the U. S. S. Benham, which Is at
present In New York. After his
honeymoon, for which he has obtain
ed q months leave, Lieutenant Brew
er expects to return to his post, and
his bride will probably follow the
ship whenever possible.
The Third Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Breckinridge Long are
az Pinehurst, where they will remain
until May 1.
Francis Burton Harrison, governor |
general Of the Philippines. who was |
in Washington, has Joined the Phil |
ippine commission in New York.
Gen. Peyton c. March. chief Of stan,
q. S. A, has left Washington for a /
tour Of inspection.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. Q. S. A,
accompanied by his son, Lieutenant
Wood, L. S. A, who spent several days
at the Shoreham in Washington, re-
turned to New York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Penheld
sailed Thursday for this country after
spending over a month in Paris, where
Mr.. Penfield acted as technical adviser
70 the delegates from Panama at the
peace conference.
To Entertain at Tea.
Mrs E. T. Cronin is entertaining at |
tea this afternoon at the Cafe st.
Marks, in honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Frederick T. Cooper. Of Media, Pa
Others in the party are Mrs. Hughes
Oliphant and her guest, Miss Mary
Moore, OF Trenton; Mrs. Larkin w.
and her guest, Miss Kate
Roy, Of Norfolk. and Mrs. Eveleth f.
whiting, wife OF Major Whiting, U.
s. A.
L<SW4S nay &C ~ dAhAAS lCAl |
own today for New York to spend
Easter with her mother, Mrs. George
Bliss. She will be absent a fortnight.
The marriage of Mrs. Henry Elliott
to Walter Eben Burnside,
of Silver City. n NJ, will take place I
on April %, at Wild Rose Lodge, near
Annapolis, the country place Of Mrs.
} Ohm Floyd Waggaman, mother-in-
law of the bride. Mrs. Waggaman, /
her daughter-in-law, and the latter's {
5ance, have been in Baltimore a few /,
lays.
Mrs. Earl North and her daughter. J
Miss Betty North. who have been
visiting Medical Director and Mrs. ;
lanes Duncan Gatewood. in Gulfport, ;
Mss will return to Washington on
Wednesday. Colonel North Is now {
itationed at Camp Humphreys. Bel !
'qir. Va.
Mrs. Fries, vile OF Col. A A. Fries. c
viii entertain at tea this afternoon at y
ne Army and Navy Club, the Califor- s
.ia delegation TO the d. A r. congress. .
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler. presi- \
.snt OF Columbia University, and Mrs. }
SUtler are passing a few days at the {
'horeham, and entertained a small A
ompany at luncheon there yesterday. \