The Washington herald., 1919-02-03
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announcement
Scnorita Maria Bonillas. daughter OF
the Ambassador Of Mexico and Sonora
de Bouillas. to Lieut.. Giuseppe Cop
poIa. made from the embassy Satur-
dHv afternoon, was of especial inter-
est to society here, both Of the young
people being exceedingly popular IN
diplomatic circles.
Senorita Bonillas was bridesmaid for
her sister. Senorita Dolores Cecilia
BOnillas, at her marriage to DR.. Juan
r. Roio, counselor of the Mexican
Embassy. which took place there
more than a year ago, and her own
wedding in the embassy here Will be
no less an event of interest.
Lieut.. Coppola belongs to the Royal
Italian army and is connected with the
military mission in this country.
Mime. Matthew. wife of the Ambassa-
dor OF Chile. will be at home Friday
afternoon from TO o'clock at the
Wardman Park Inn where she, with
the Ambassador. Is making her home,
She will be at home every Friday af-
ternoon during February.
The Secretary Of the Navy. Josephus
Daniels, will be the guest of honor at
the Friday afternoon reception at the
Congressional Club. February Z. The
Marine Band will play from to 4
o'clock and tea win be poured at ;.
The former ambassador from the
United States TO Russia and Nine.
George Bakhmetef entertained a large
company at dinner last evening.
Representative and Mrs Fred \.
BrittOn will lie hosts at dinner this
evening. taking their guests later to
the Southern Relief Ball at the Will
lard.
Mrs. Arthur Graham Glasgow en-
tertained a distinguished company at
luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. John Allen Dougherty Is max
ing an extended stay with Mrs.
Thomas Walsh.
Miss Mary Perry Brown will be at
home informally this afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth CIaxton will enter
tain at a tea this afternoon in yom-
pliment to Miss Pamela Henry. the
debutante daughter OF Mr and Mrs
Thomas Maxwell Henry.
Mrs. MedilI Mccormick. wife of
Senator Mccormick, will hold three
afternoon RECEPTIONS at their residence
in Jackson place on Tuesdays. Feb
ruaTy I, II and IS.
Mr.. John Barrett. director general Of
the Pan American Union. has been
specially hOnOred by the State legis-
EI'ure of Vermont in the form of q
Joint resolution OF the Senate and
iouse inviting him to be its official
guest and deliver an address on The
New Pan AmeriCaniSm'' in the State
capitol at Montpelier Thursday. Feb
ruary ..
21rs Waite Mclean is chairman
or a cofullltt-f = hich will entertain
large party N wounded men from
Walter Reed Hospital at the Club
d" Ningt from { TO $50 on Satur-
day, February S. The young girls
Of the committee include the Misses
Tuttle. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss
Nina Blair and others. Mrs. Samuel
FuIsOn viii also assist in the enter
talnment of the soldiers.
Mrs. Christian H-mmick Will come
10 Washington on Friday and will
he the guest of Miss isabelle Wells
on Connecticut avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Requa. who occupied Studio
House. one Of Mrs. Hemmick's
Washington homes. are leaving for
New York and California; after
spending the winter hrr-.
The engagement is announced or
Miss Edna z. J. Brown. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. \ Edward Brown. i,,
Lieut.. Robert Morse Farrar. L. :. Y.
Mrs. Fremont. widow of Roar Nd
IniEsl John c Fremont. has gone to
New York To attend the wedding
this week Of her cousin. Miss Lille
Almy. and Mr.. John Walker. of New
York. Miss .Almy is welI-knOwn to
Washington society and is the
granddaughter Of the late DR.. WILL
IAN B. Magrudcr.
Mrs. Norman II. Days. accom-
panied by her two elder daughters,
sailed last week for France, and
will go direct to Paris to join her
husband. who is now first assistant
to Mr.. Hoover.
Early in the summer Mrs. Davis
will 20 to England with her dauEh-
Jers. For the present the four
younger children will remain with
their EOverness at Calumet place.