The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

where on Saturday evening he at
tended the Hayerford alumni BAN
quet at the University Club,
Mrs. Lewis Newton Murray. of Dun
kirk. n. Y, and Mrs. Charles Pooiey.
OF Buffalo, will arrive in Washington
today for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs,
Rudolph Kaufman. They will be
with Mrs. Kaufman tomorrow after
noon at Airlie, Military road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bakhmetsff
are in New York, staying at the
Plaza Hotel.
Representative william B. McKin-
ley and his niece, Miss julia Maths,
ter's sister. Mrs, p. J. Camp, wife
of Mai. Camp, who is in France.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Nelson Kent. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Nelson II. Kent, of this city,
and Horace Ward, also OF Washing
ton, is announced. The wedding
took place Saturday afternoon in the
parsonage of the Rockville Baptist
Church, the ceremony being per-
| formed by the Rev. DR.. Wagner.
! The bride was attended by Mrs. J.
Paul Ward as matron of honor and
Herbert NJ. Dodd was the best man.
The bride wore a blue serge cos
tune with turquoise blue satin vest
and a black watteau hat. Her bou-
quet was Of white sweet peas and
| orchids. The matron of honor wore
! dark blue suit and carried bou-
| quet Of violets. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
ward left for an extended trip to
| Florida
Mrs. Edward p. CostIgan and Or.
1 Philander p. Claxton, United States
| Commissioner OF Education. will be
\ guests OF honor at a reception TO be
given for the French Club at the
Beaux Arts Salon. 1913 II street, Sun
day afternoon at which .senora de
Mast will pour tea to be assisted by
Miss Edith I. Skog, Miss Agatha Hea-
ly. Miss Elsie NJ. Davis. Miss Josie
Hatch. Miss Hortense Low and Miss
Jessie N. Hampton.
DR. Jonas Zilius, the eminent Lithu-
anian writer and member Of the
Lithuanian National Council and Miss
Theodore z. Miller of the Home Dem
onstratien Division OF the Agricultural
Department were the guests OF honor
Sunday afternoon with Mr. de Zapp
as host, and Miss Daisy Hinton West,
as chatelsine. Miss Grayce z, Wall
presided at the tea table and was
ably assisted by Miss Hazel Gillis,
Miss Goldie Grace Webber. Miss Lea
A. Decrevel. Miss Blanche E. Yeatonr
Miss Rose De Cell and Miss Esther A.
Cloyd. DIR. Zillius spoke on the claims
10 7
Miss Miller gave her views on Home
Reconstruction" Miss Martha Prev
lit spoke on government workers.
The decorations we're in green, while
and red. the colors OF LithusnIa and a
program Of Lithuanian music was
rendered.
The Dolly Madison chapter, u. A.
r., had the pleasure OF entertaining 6
at its March meeting Mrs. Woodbury.
| Pulsifer. corresponding secretary gen
eTal, L. S. d. A. R.. who gave nm
interesting talk and read several of
, her husbands war poems.
Lieut.. Evan @. Hanson. of the L.
s. s. "O'Brien." came down from,
New York Sunday to visit his par
ents, U. s. Consul and Mrs. George
NJ. Hanson, at the Arlington Hotel.
Consul Hanson is in Washington on
leave.
The various groups for the pageant
to be given at the Mi Careme Ball of
the Nations March IS, will be headed
by the following:
Nine. Collardet and Mrs. Foulke
Smith. for France; Nine. Hubsher.
for Switzerland; Nine. Van Starken-
borsh-Stachouwer. for Holland; Nine.
Crouitch, for the Balkans: the PrIn-
cess Ghiki. for Rumania; senorita
} Lefevre. for Spain; Mime. Zaldevar
Will undertake several groups repre-
senting South American countries.
Mrs. John Jay White, the Italian
group; Mrs. George Barnett. China Z:
the groups for Great Britain, the
United states and Russia are being
completed. The designs for the Dos
terE for which prizes of $50 and
$40 have been offered must be at
the home OF Mrs. Charles ]. Bell,
lS27 Connecticut avenue. by March
y, that the committee may pass
upon them. They must be Sox4O
inches in size, and liberty allowed
in color and design suggestive OF
the ball of nations
The lettering on the posters
must be confined TO the words: Mi
CaTeme Ball Of the Nations. for the
Benet OF Nelghborhood House,
Wednesday. March IS. at the New
willard. Tickets, 81, including sup
per.
Miss Sophie Siebert, lTls n street
and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, 1927 Con-
necticut avenue. have the tickets
for sale. They will also be on sale
at the leading hotels.
A partialNist of patronesses in
cludes: Nine Boris Bakhmetefr,
Viscountess Ishii, Nine. Cremer.
Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. William How
ard Taft, Mrs. David F. Houston