The Washington herald., 1919-01-14
in the Social sDorlo
By MAUD NeDOUGALL.

willie, n. c., will be her bridesmaids.
Maj. William Bowie. u. s. A. will act
as best man, and Capt. Philip Cris-
ia, U. S. A; Capt. Robert johnson,
L. $. A; Mr.. Charles Oehm Parks
and the brides brother. Mr.. Elbridge
Johnson Casselman. will be the
ushers. The Rev. Phillip Sparkling
of st. Johns Church, Georgetown,
will perform the marriage cere-
mony. assisted by Rev. c. T. War
ner OF st. Adams. Maj. Fish will
take his bride to Honolulu, where
he will be on duty.
Miss Polly Brooke, debutante
daughter of Mrs. Chauncey Brooks,
will entertain at dinner this even
ing, taking her guests later to the
dance which Senator James D. Phe-
Ian is giving for Miss Alice Requa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Requa will en-
tertain at dinner to introduce their
debutante daughter. Miss Alice
Requa- The dinner party will ad-
journ to the dance which Senator
Phelan is giving for Miss Requa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Requa, who have
been here for war work, expect soon
to return to their home in Cali
fornia.
George Adams Howard. l.. 5. NJ. C,
who has been in training at Paris Is
land, S. c., is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard, at ths
Hotel Lafayette for a few days be-
fore matriculating at Princeton Uni
versity. He is now on furlough, but
will shortly be released from the
service.
Stonewall jackson Chapter, L. D.
c., raised its service flag last night
at the regular meeting of the chap
ter. at Confederate Memorial Hall.
Following the formal exercises there
was an informal dance.
The Ladies' Aid of Garfield Memo
rial Hospital held it's annual meeting
yesterday morning at the Willard.
Mrs. John A. Logan resigned as head
of the auxiliary on plea of advancing
years and continued I'll health, and
her daughter. Mrs. Mary Logan
fucker. was unanimously elected in
her place. Two new vice presidents.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Grandin and Mrs. A. p.
Gardner. were elected to the board, of
which the other members are Mrs. 8.
f. Richey. Mrs. Henry Brown and
Mrs. Wainwright. The ladies' feel
v>Sy much encouraged by the i'm
proved outlook for local charities. in
which it has during the past year
oeen hard to interest the public whose
mind
been given over to war work.
Last night Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker
was installed as head of the local or
ganizatiOn Of the Legion Of LOYAL
Women, at a meeting held at the
rooms Of the Teachers Club. at
Eleventh and + streets. One of the
interesting items of her report had
to do with 800 pillows which the
legion had made and contributed to
the base hospitals in this country. The
organization is also helping in the
work Of rehabilitating certain French
villages.
The mothers congress war service
station is, giving an entertainment this
evening at 7:30. at its rooms. 1914
Massachusetts, avenue. for the boys in
uniform. Soldiers and sailors are
cordially invited
Mrs. William II. Dali and Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson will act as
hOstesses at an informal tea to be
given by the WOmen's Alliance of All
Souls Unitarian Church. on Friday.
January Il, from to c o'clock
Congressman F'lOrella II. LaGuardia
of New York, was the guest of honor
at n reception given by the Beaux
Arts Salon. 1413 II street. Sunday
aftC rroOn, for the French Club. at
which he and Capt. Gordon Gordon
Smith, of the Serbian military mis-
sion. and Hector Fuller spoke on
timely subjects. Rudolph de Zapp was
host
Miss Mary Hitler Purdy poured tea,
assisted by Miss Hazel L. CIoyes, Miss
Ruth Page Roberts, Miss Louise
Moore, Miss Neva Norris and Miss
Kathleen Healy.
Lieut.. Croix. of the French high
commission. will be the guest of honor
at next Sundays reception. at which
Mrs. B. w. Calm will preside at the
tea table.
One OF the features planned for the
ball for the benefit of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital. on
Monday next. will be the singing by
the entire company of the Star
Spangled Banner" the "Marseillaise,
and God Save the King" Programs
are being printed with the words of
the first verse of each. and a COPY
will be given to each arrival. Capt.