The Washington herald., 1919-11-01

RECEPTION II s.
For MR STEAD.
Mr.. =. Herbert Stead. warden M IN.
Robert Browning Settlement ,House
IN London. Is the guest OF Neighbor-
mood House while In washington. Mr.
ana MIS-. Neigh and their associate
workers viii give a reception in hi,
honor this afternoon from . toss at
Neighborhood House go N str,et
soutnwest In order that the many
Washingtonians Interested In scttie-
ment work may have an opportunity
10 meet this distinguished worker. Mr..
ana MIS- Neigh will be assisted by
MISS sophie seibert president of the
BOARD OF trustees Mrs. Charles J.
beiL Mrs Wilbur J.. Carr. Mrs. Chris
uan Hemmick. Mrs. Archibald Hon.
xins. Mrs Francis J. Kernan, Mrs.
Claud B. Mayo mrs. Cuno H Rudolph.
MIS-. John w. Thompson, Mrs. Walter
n Tuckerman. Miss Ellen A vinton.
and Mrs John J. White are the
members Of the board. Mr.. Stead
mas consented to give a short talk on
-he settlement movement
AZ The residence of her grand
mother. Mrs. Emma D. Dauxhton.
MRS. Ethel D. Mason was hostess at
halloween party last evening. Mrs.
mason was dressed as Columbia
while there were many other attract
we: cotumes. The hoase was at
tractively, decorated with ferns and
masked Many games and musical
selections were played and SUNG.
which were the features Of the eyen-
ing.
The guests Of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel 8. Daushton. Mrs.
Hester d. Marten. Mr.. and Mrs,
Earle Daniels. Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward J. Kaiser. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
K. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED But
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Russell Belt.
MI. and Mrs. Lee r. Lanharn.
MISSES Cecfle Lynch. Anna Ansberry,
Pauline e. Thrower. Lillian q. Pat
ten, Ellen Smith and Edythe X.
LAdd. MeSsrs. Norman D. Marden.
Cyide l. Amer. Curtis D. Daughton.
e psushton Mason Carlson Dan
Amer.
The College wonen's Club inaur,
rates fts seasons series OF luncheons
today at 1870 at the clubhouse on
I street with Dr.. Dasuan Bang. OF
Copenhagen. Denmark. as after-din-
ner speaker. DR., Bangs topic will
be Women In Industry. q topic which
she is doubIy qualified to discuss,
being not only a delegate to the In
ternational Woman in Industry Con-
ference In session here now, but also
delegate to the Conferences Of wou-
en- Physicians recently convened in
New York
The Adjutant General Of the army
has announced that publication will
be resumed Of the list entitled '1Ori-
GERS Of the Army and Families OF
Officsrs Residing In or near the Dis
trict Of Columbia" which was sus-
pended during the period Of hos
tilities.
Wives Of regular army officers serv-
ing abroad and widows and unmar-
ried daughters of deceased regular
army officers. who reside in or near
the District Of Columbia and who
desire to have their names included
In the forthcoming issue should send
ately to the Adjutant General OF the
army. attention room "a the State,
War and Navy Building.
INTERESTING
WEDDING NEWS.
A romance. hindsrsd By. but sur
viving the war, resulted. October
Is. in Los Angeles. Cal, in the
wedding Of pretty Miss Vera Rop
ertson. Of $3.50 Eighteenth streel.
and Albert Van Bokkelen Shotweil.
a prominent citizen and wealthy
manufacturer OF Los Angeles. Cal
Mrs Shotwell IL the daughter of
Mrs. Hugh Saxon. of Los Angeles.
and the granddaughter OF Mrs. Ella
d. Moore. of $3.50 Eighteenth street.
Washington. with whom the bride
resides.
Some. two years ago the young
woman went West to visit her
mother. and II was at that time
she met young Mr.. Shotwell In &
lawn tennis contest. and the ro-
nance began across the nets of the
tennis courts
The ceremony took place at the
beautifur home OF the brides
mother with about a hundred
friends present The house was
decorated In California roses.
chrysanthemums, and thousands of
California poppies. and an elabor-
ate buffet supper was served. An
eight-piece orchestra rendered the
wedding music. and Rev. J. T. Fish
burn. OF the West Adams Presby-
terrain Church. Los Angeles, por-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Robertson was one of the
most popular girls In the young So
cial set Of Washington. being noted
for her beauty and athletic abtli-
ties. and the wedding 10 q great sur
prise to her many friends here, as
the engagernent had been kept q Sc
cret until members OF the family
were advised Of the wedding.
The bride wore q dainty frock Of
white GeorEette with q picturesque
garden hat Of the same color. and
carried q shower Of Bride roses and
maidsnhair ferns.
Among the many wedding resents
was . ten-room residence. the Eift
Of Hugh Saxon. Another was q
Buick roadster from the brides
grandmother.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple started on . tour of the Pa
cific Coast States in Mr.. Shotveirs
yacht. and on their return they will
make their home In Los Angeles.
A musicale Of unusual interest will