The Washington herald., 1919-01-13

Ball Saturday night. and who will
probably remain over for the Rus
sian ball on Wednesday.
Mrs. Thornton p. Boland will be
at home Mondays in January at her
residence 1915 Belmont road.
Representative and Mrs. Charles
B. Ward will entertain at dinner in
honor OF the New York Republican
delegation in Congress on Monday.
January 20. at Rauscher's.
Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained
, at dinner last night and she is One
of the many who will have dinner
parties before the Russian ball on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Russell C. LefingweII, wife
of the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. will be at home inform
ally on Mondays during January
and February.
General and Mrs. Charles l.. Nc
Cawley will entertain at dinner to-
night.
Miss Goldman will entertain a din
ner party tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Davis will
entertain a dinner party on Saturday
evening, January Is. .
Miss Boardman is also entertaining
at dinner on Saturday.
The ex-president of Peru, Senior
Don Agosto B. Leguia, who Is spend
ing a few days in Washington. was
the guest at luncheon yesterday at
the Metropolitan Club of John Bar
rett. director general of the Pan
American Union.
The Congressional Club has cards
out for a dance and card party at
the clubhouse this afternoon. Miss
Page of Vermont has charge of the
affair.
Mrs. Effingham Lucas, of York. Pa.
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Shanabrook. to
Lieut.. John Hamilton Newhouse, OF
Culperer. Va. The wedding took
place in the "oak room" of the Raj
eigh Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, of AleXan-
dria. performing the ceremony, in the
presence of a small group of intimate
friends and members of the family.
Lieut.. Newhouse is the son of Col. and
Mrs. S. VI. Newhouse, of Culpeper.
Mrs. c. A. Swanson has returned
from lengthy stay in Atlantic City
to her home on 1 street, where she
and Senator Swanson are now set
tied. Mrs. Swanson is improving rap
idly from her serious illness, but is
not yet able to participate in social
activities.
Mrs. Austin Kautz will be at home
on Tuesday afternoons the remainder
of the season at her residence on r
street
! DR.. and Mrs. William Holland Heron
announce the engagement OF their
| daughter. Dorothy, to Lieut. Arthur
d. Durham. l.. s. y. The wedding
will take place Saturday at noon in
the home of the brides parents. 5437
| Connecticut avenue. Only the rela-
| tives will be Illnesses OF the cere-
mony.
The Riding and Hunt Club held
the first of series OF gymkhanas
| for children Saturday morning.
Among those who took part in the
games were Miss Peggy Hall. Miss
| Susan Hall. Miss Louise McIIanaham.
| Miss Roberta Thorne. Miss Martha
| Ellis, Miss Leslie Roosevelt. Master
! StOvill Aspinwall, Master Windsey y
| Harrison, Master Richard AldriCh
| Master Roland Johnston and Master
John Pell. Miss Peggy Hall won the
| blue ribbon in the ball and bending
| race. the potato race and a red rib
| bon in the stall race. Master Roland
| Johnston won the blue ribbon in the
/ stall race and the red ribbon in the
ball and bending race. The club will
| have these gymkhanas every Satur-
| day morning from 10 10 i for the
| children of members.
| Miss Janet Richards will give her
usual Monday talk on Public Quee-
| tions. Home and Foreign" this
! morning at the knickerboCker The
| ateT. when after the general weekly
| review. she will speak specially on
! the latest phases Of the German
revolution and on somc important
political developments in our coun-
| try. The talk begins at 1915.
! \ pretty wedding was solemnized
! Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. Harry l. Meader, when her
! cousin. Miss Willie Lee Davidson.
of London, Ky, became the wife of