The Washington herald., 1919-02-19
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terday, in compliment to Miss Ing
ham, Of Buffalo.
Mrs. Campbell Oliphant has gone to
Wilmington to reside as her husband
ls working there this winter. She has
been making her home with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. Wal
lace, at their home in Drummond,
Nd. where Mr.. Oliphant Joined her
every weekend.
Mrs. Charles scudder has gone to
make a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Schautz at Penn State Uni
versity, Pa
Miss Nellie Cuttings has returned
from a lengthy visit at Atlantic City,
n. ].
The Misses Poole will entertain at
a tea on Saturday at 5 o'clock at
their residence in r street.
Mr.. Eugene S. Cochran. proprietor
of the New Cochran Hotel, this city,
and Mrs. Harriet Middaugh, previ
ously OF Washington, but who has
lived several years in New York,
were married last Wednesday at her
home. They are at the Waldorf
Astoria, but will go to Palm Beach
and then to Washington, where they
will live.
Mrs. George Lewis Stone announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Caroline Sutherland Stone, and
Lieut.. Commander Mark L. Hersey.
jr., L. S. n.
The wedding will take place Sat
urday at St. Paurs Episcopal Church.
the Rev. Robert Talbot officiating.
The engagement of Miss Emily Mel
son Strothcr eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs T Nelson Strother. of Bal
timOre. to Lieut.. Douglas Lee Crane
son of former Senator Crane, of
Tampa, Fla, has been announced.
Miss Emig will sing at the regular
weekly dance which the Arion Club OF
the Signal Corps and Air Service Will
hold at the Thompson School this
evening AT s O'Clock. other interest
ing numbers will be on the program.
and good old-fash ioned refreshments
will be served.
The breakfast given each year by
the Congressional Club will take place
on Friday at i o'clock at Rauscher's
This function is regarded as one of
the most important events of the club
year. and an elaborate program is be-
ing prepared.
Representative NJ Clyde Kelly, OF
Pennsylvania, a member of the Ital-
ian High Commission, and Rabbi ].
T. Loeb. of Atlanta, Ca. will be the
guests of honor at a reception to be
given by the patrons of the Beaux
Arts Salon, 1h3 H street. for the
French Club, next Sunday. Miss
Blanche Gregory will preside at the |
tea table.
The guests OF honor at Sundays re-
ception were Mrs. Court F. Wood, |
president of the District Federation |
Of Women's Clubs, and Mr. Gideon A. |
Lyon, representing Hon. John Smul- |
ski, Commissioner of the Polish re-
public. Mrs. Wood spoke on ''Wo- |
mans Work Of To-day" and Mr.. Lyon |
gave an intensely interesting talk on !
the Polish situation. Miss Esther A. |
Cloyd recited humorous stories and |
sang.
Miss Martha Prewitt poured tea and |
vas ably assisted by Nine NJ. r. de |
Mast, Miss Helen Tremaine. Miss !
Grace NJ. Briggs, Miss Esther A \
Cloyd, Miss Ruth Page Roberts, Miss |
Anice Page Cooper. and Miss Ma
belle V. Austin. Mr.. de Zapp. as host !
made the presentations. The decora- /,
tons were in the Polish colors, and |
a program of Polish music was render |
ed.
Alumnae, students and former stu !
dents of winthrop College CRock Hill. |
5. c. are planning a banquet to be
held in the near future It Is desired |
that all former Winthrop students
with Miss B. Pearle
Clarke. treasurer of the Winthrop
College Club in Washington Address
1876 f street northwest, phone North
3974-J. relative to reservations and
date of banquet.