The Washington herald., 1919-04-11


den, U. S. A, and Mrs. Harden, and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rattan. at his resi-
dence In New Hampshire avenue. May
L the twenty-arst anniversary of the
battle of Manila Bay. at q military
progressive euchre party.
Tonight at s:15 the War Camp
Community Service of the District of
Columbia will present two plays at
Carroll Institute, elS Tenth street
northwest The FIRST of these, Tho
Burglar" by Margaret Cameron. will
be performed by Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Ganz, Miss Marie Mcguire. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Fred. Miss Helen Patch and
Miss Lillian Morgan.
The other, new play, written by
DR.. George w. Johnston, will have
its first presentation on the evening
mentioned. with the following cast:
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, Miss Es-
tell Murray, Maurice H. Jarvis
and Arthur White. and will be
given under the direction Of A. Ju-
lian Brylawski. manager Of the Cos
mos Theater.
Admission is free. Tickets may be
. formation desk. f<Cs Pennsylvania av-
enue northwest.
The Dolly Madison Chapter, d. A
r., was delightfully."- entertained Tues
day evening at the residence Of Nine
f. III. Clafiin on Longfellow street
After singing The Star Spangled
Banner the usual business meeting
was held. at which the regent Mrs.
E. P. Mertz, presided. The chapter
then listened to a delightful musical
program by Mrs. Melville Lindsay
which was followed by a very inter
esting paper on The History ana
Legends of Easter" by Mrs. Ciahn-
washingtonians staying at the Ho-
tel MarseiIIes, in New York, are:
r. Mavis. Mrs. William Howell,
Richard W. Garrison and Walter W.
r May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans will
leave in a few days for Salisbury,
n. c.. where they will attend the
wedding of Miss Kathryn Baird
Oyerman, daughter OF Senator and
Mrs Lee S Overman. of Salisbury.
n. c.
The regular monthly meeting of
the District of Columbia Chapter.
Daughters of Founders and Pa
triots of America, was held on Fri
day evening. April 4. 1919. at the
home OF Mrs. Caroline F. and Mrs.
Edwin Kiry. The meeting was call
ed to order by the president, Mrs.
Margaret DeWolf. After roll call.
with salute to the flag, followed by
the Lords Prayer in unison. the
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. Mrs. Samuel G.
Cornwell was elected treasurer and
Mrs. Jeanette Adams Wickham,
color bearer for the ensuing year.
to fill vacancies. Several new MEM
bers were proposed for the first
time and the two papers of the
evening were most interesting and
instructive. The hostess, Mrs. Caro-
line Kirk, read the family paper,
which was about her ancestor, Ann
Hutchinson. The president, Mrs.
DeWoh. read about Colonial devel-
Opment.
Washingtonians who are at the
Hotel Chatham, New York, this
week, are: Capt. and Mrs. ]. H. Rey-
nolds. W. D. Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
ming Hawley.
A very pleasant little dinner was
given at the willard last evening
by DR.. Bruce Riley of the Alabama
apartments. to Lr. Augustinus. resi-
dent physician at Washington Asy-
lum.
Chiropractic was we'll represented
by DR.. ]. Shelby Riley, dean of
Washington School of Chiropracty;
DR.. Harry Howard, and DR.. w. F.
Marvel, graduates OF the school.
The older method OF healing as
advocated by DR.. Augustinus, was
given close attention by the gentle
men of chiropractic faith, and the
good points of both methods were
admitted. Capt. Stewart, of the
.. S. Medical Corps. dropped in on
the diners to express regrets at his
inability to be present.
Col Alfedo Ewing. military
attachs OF the Chilean embassy. ac-
companied by Nine. Ewing and their
children. will go to New York the
last OF the week for a months visit
before sailing in May for a visit
to their home in Chile. Col, and
Nine. Ewing will be greatly missed
as they have made hosts of friends
since joining the diplomatic circle
mere nearly four years ago.
Col. Nils Rosen will entertain at
dinner this evening at the wardman
Park Hotel
Mrs. William Howard Taft was
the honor guest at a bridge party
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles Henry Davis, at her resi-
dence on Rhode Island Avenue.
There were about twenty guests
present and tea was served late in
the afternoon. Mrs. Charles Henry
Davis, jr.. and Miss Elizabeth
Davis presided at the tea table.
which was adorned with pink and
white spring flowers.
Mrs. Charles Grey Matthews enter
tained at theater party yesterday
afternoon, followed by tea at the Cafe
st. Marks in compliment to Mrs.
Joel Heatwole, who has been the
quest of William Phelps Emo for
several weeks. She will leave Wash
inCtOn tomorrow for her home in
Philadelphia. In the party were
Mrs. George Ellie. Mrs. Delos Blod-
Eett, Miss Helen Blodgett, Mr.
Cole, of California and several
others. Mrs. Franklin X. lame
was to have been in the party, but
was prevented from attending.
Mrs. Heatwole's daughter, Miss
Archibald, who was also the guest of
Mr.. Emo, left Washington for her
home in Philadelphia several days
ago, but will return here next week.
Mrs. Heatwole and Miss Archibald