Evening star., 1919-05-11


W. Hicks.
The following ladies have consented
to act as patronesses for the benefit
| moor for the George Washington
! University Hospital, on Tuesday even
| ing, May 13, at the Belasco: Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Mrs. Frederick Atherton,
! Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Perry Bel
| mont. Mrs. Delos B1odgett, Miss Mabel
| T. Boardman. Mrs. William M. Collier,
Mrs. Henry Du Pont, Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins, the Misses Foster, Mrs. Russell
| Harrison, Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson.
| Mrs Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs. Henry T.
Mayo, Nine. Roso. Mrs. William M.
Ritter, Mrs: Franklin d. Roosevelt. the
| Matthew Scott, Mrs. Joseph Thropp,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs. James
| Wadsworth, jr., Miss woodbury. and
| the members Of the board of lady
managers of the George Washington
University Hospital
Miss Virginia Sutherland, daughter
! of the senator from West Virginia.
| has returned to Washington from
| Elkins, w. Va. where she spent
ties connected with the wedding of
Miss Dorothy Wees and Lieut.. Slay-
| maker, U. 8. NJ, OF Philadelphia. Miss
| Sutherland was one Of the brides,
| maids. Miss .Sutherland's cousin, MISS
Katherine Henderson of: Elkins, who
| has been with Senator and Mrs. Suth-
| erland for several weeks, has return
| ed to her home at Eikins.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Bogert
| Of New. York take up their residence
In Newport for the summer they Will
they: leased last week, at Halidon
Hill, overlooking Newport harbor.
Dor, which they leased last week.
Mrs. Bogert Is a daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick Pearson OF New York, who
has had beautiful permanent sum
years; Mr; and Mrs. Bogert were mar
ried in Newport and it is expected
that the marriage Of Miss Leslie F.
Pearson. another daughter Of Mrs.
summer to Mr.. Henry B. Hyde Ripley
| Of New York.
Among the recent international
| marriages which have resulted from
| the war is that OF Lisut. Robert Bow
this city to Miss May OBrien. daugh-
| ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James OBrien of
| Cork. ireland. The wedding took
place on April 8 at ct. MichaePs
! Church In Cork and the honeymoon
| was spentHn Dublin. Lieut.. Matthews
/
| headquarters in London. and upon his
return to this country the young
| couple will visit Lieut.. MattheWS
mother. at Florence Court.
Mrs. Joseph H. Cummings has gone
Mrs. Orphelia Craft. Before returning
she will visit Center Brunswick and
catskill. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Psnnypacker
| are stopping some time In. New
Orleans en- route to California. Later
they will be the guests OF presents.
ingham. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Eason, who have
been visiting relatives here ana in
Maryland. left Sunday, for Atlantic
CITY. to remain several months before
going to Philadelphia. Mrs. Eason
was formerly Miss Mary Peters.
Miss Ammo Rsa Of Sswiekisy, Ra..
Daughter Of Mrs: Henry R. nea. heid
Es W.tsr Ht ths R.ss Ay GrSs: He: 3.
pital, has returned to her Red Cross
duties at the hospital after q short
absence home on account Of tho ILL
ness Of q relative. She was given .
Mrs. Lanham- Gallagher Of New
York city. mother Of Capt. Mccall
Lanham. associate director Of the
rscresational Great ma ssry!es Of tho Req Cross
Hospital. IL a guest Of her son, hav-
ing arrived yesterday from an ex-
! tended trip in Texas. She will spend
| two weeks in the city.
/ h.S
ton and musical by the Colonial
Cavaliers at the Washin gton Club. on
Tuesday evening" May l3. Mr.. Daniel
Smith Gordon will preside. There will
ers on the influences of the early CO.
lenial life of Virginia on the phys
icai and Intellectual growth Of our
country. The musical program will
be under the direction Of Mrs. 8. B.
will be Mr.. Le Roy T.. Lewis Of New
| York. baritone; Miss Helen Gerrer,
| violinist; Mr.. Raymond c. Yeakle,
pianist and accompanist. Mrs. Mil
ton will also contribute a group Of
A number Of charming hospitalities
have been planned for Miss Mar
4 guerite Miller, whose marriage to
capt. John Harold Wilson, y. g. A., will
! - tAAS A.O'Ao VI tu0 UTiuc PAL ouIct
Mr.: and Mrs. John Henry Miller. and
Will be followed by a reception. Capt.
| Wilson, who recently returned. after
| eighteen months foreign service, is
now stationed at Fort Totten, L. /.
/ Showers We're given for the BRIDE
elect Thursday evening by Mrs. Paul
Primm, and Friday evening by Mrs.
Charles Roach and Mrs. Emory Bog
ley. Yesterday Miss Eunice Farms
worth and Miss. Esther Wrickson
| gave q luncheon for her at the Cafe
st. Mark. and today Mrs. Charles Rip
pey will have guests to meet her at
| dinner.
The president and trustees Of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art announce q
special exhibition of works in bronze
by the Nationai Sculpture Society, to
be on public view beginning yester-
day and lasting until June /.
Miss Virginia Mackay-smith enter
tained at a small dinner party fol-
lowed by theater party Friday even
ing.
| Mrs. Cleveland Perkins, Mrs. Rich.
| ard A.. Harlow and Miss Courtney
Let's will receive tomorrow evening
at tho free milk for France dance at
| tho Club de Vingt.
Mrs. Giilett-Hill and her daughter.
| Mrs. Mcclure. wife. of Lieut.. James
Mcclure. U. s. A., left last week for
Honolulu, where they will Join Lieut..
Mcclure, who has been ordered there
h oil Ixy