The Washington times., 1919-09-24

MRS. LARz ANDERSON.
Who Is launching a drive in
Washington for the Edith Cavell-
Marie De Page memorial fund
Washington and Of the Harvard Clubs
OF New York and Boston.
Mr.. Richardson has been spending
part Of the summer at tho La Forge
cottage. After their honeymoon they
will reside In New York and New
port.
Returns From Canada.
Miss Mabel Boardman. who spent
the summer in Murray Bay. Canada,
has returned to Washington and is
occupying the residence Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Frederic A. Keep. 2251 r
street. Her mother. Mrs. William J..
BOardman, Is at present with her
daughter. Mrs. W. Murray Crane, at
Dalton, Mass, and Will not return 70
Washington until after the middle OF
October Mrs. BOardman and Miss
BOardman will remain at Mrs Keeps
house until the Belgian Ambassador
and Baroness de Cartier give up their
residence in p street Mrs. Keep is
in Paris.
Arthur Graham Glasgow Is IN
Washington for a few days and Mrs
Glasgow, who is still In Newport. Is
expected to arrive shortly. Early In
Nnvnurhar- In and NTwu Gle au-nrrr. vr-fTT
go to England and will spend the
winter at their home in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell
have left SwamscOtt Mass. and, with
their son, Ten Eyck Wendell. jr., are
motoring to East Hampton L. l.,
where they VIII be guests OF Mrs.
Robert Gardiner. They have rented
their Washington home and win
spend the winter at the Hotel
Chatham, New York.
Mrs Harold Walker is expected
back in Washington about October /.
She has had a cottage at Nonquit,
Mass, for the summer.
Plan CaveII Memorial Fund.
An Organization netting was held At
Mrs. Larz Anderson's residence this
morning to outline plans for a drive
I'm behalf Of the Edith Cavell-Marie De
Page memorial fund. There was a
notable attendance. many prominent
women volunteered their services, a
decided impetus was given to the
movement. and it is hoped that the
fund will be completed in time 10 be
presented 10 the King and Queen Of
Belgium during their visit in early
October.
The work Of raising a memorial to
Nurse CavelT' was started in Belgium
some months ago, and IL was decided
that the most fitting monument would
be an international hospital situated
in Belgium, where she fell a martyr.
With Miss Cavell is associated the
name OF Marie DE Page. who, after
two years service at the Belgian
front came TO this country 10 plead
the cause Of the Belgian wounded and
refugees. The response to her mes
sage was immediate and generous,
and, laden with gifts from America,
she embarked on the LUsitania to
perish, an unforgettable victim OF the
war.
The selection Of Mrs. Anderson to
lead the drive in Washington was an
inspiration. Not only has she genuine
talent for organization and a singu-
larly inspiring personality. but she
knew Miss CaveU and Miss DePage
personally. and was for time con-
nected with the same scIf-saCrihcing
work i'm belgium The international
committee which is raising the me-
mortal was organized under the high
patronage Cf the King Of Belgium,
and numbers among its members many
men Of world wide fame.
Guests At willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Dumont are
staying at the Willard Hotel. Mr..
Dumont is American consul at Flor
ence, Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis will
pass the winter in Washington and
have taken the residence 1914 Six
.eenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
have returned to Washington from
Hot Springs, Va.
The marriage of Miss Lucy FIather.
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. Henry
Flather. and William II. Flammer. Of
New York, will be sOlemnized on sat
urday October Is. at . o'clock. in
the Church Of the Covenant. \ small
reception will be given at the home
Of the brides parents. Miss Flather
will have large wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flather and their
daughter have been at Tulip Hall,
their estate at West River, Md, all
summer and will continue to spend
the wcektcnds there until October ].
Princess della Patria of Italy is
visiting in Washington and is staying
At the Willard.
Visit Ia PittHneld.
Mrs Bernard NJ Baruch and Miss
Rene Z. Baruch are among the recent
arrivals at the Maplewood Hotel
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Athcrton DU-
puy are moving this week from 2633
Adams Mill road to the residence,
Expressive Floral Emblems
Come from Gude's-tho home Of fresh cut