The Washington herald., 1919-04-04


Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt at Har-
Dor View, her residence here. to Lieut.
Paul F1tzsimmons, u. s. N, a son
Of the late Medical Director Paul Fitz-
simmons. L. s N. and Mrs. Fttz-
simmons, of Washington Lieut. Fttz-
simmons was graduated from Annap-
oils in 1874
Mrs. Vanderbilt obtained a divorce
some years ago from Alfred G. VAN
derbilt. who lost his life In the sink
ing Of the Lusitania-
Mrs. Vanderbilt was given away oy
her brother. Mai. Amos Tuck F'rench.
The ceremony was performed by heV.
Stanley c. Hughes. Among the guests
were Ensign VIM H Vanderbilt. MIS-
Yanderbilt's son, who Is also an on-
Ger on the destroyer Evans, TO which
Lieut. Fitzstmmons Is attached. Gov
and Mrs Beeckman, Col and Mrs w.
II. ChatfeId and Mrs. Paul fttzsim-
mons, the groom's mother, were also
present
Other guests included Mrs. Amos
Tucker French, 2nd. and Bishop
Perry, Of Rhode Island. Immediately
after the ceremony Lieut.. and Mrs
FItIsimmons started on a motor trip.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. New
ton d. Baker will entertain at a re-
ception tomorrow In honor OF the
delegation from the Philippines which
came to this country to confer with
the President
The President has delegated the Sec
retary OF War to welcome the delega-
rion In his absence.
Tho personnel Of the committee Is:
Manuel L ouezon. Rafael Palma.
Dionisio Ja<osslem. Pedro M. Sison,
V. Slngson Encarnacion. Rafael Alu-
nan. Enilano Tria Tirona- Gregorio
Nieva. Mariana Escueta, Manuel Es-
cudero, Pedro unarto. Pablo Ocampo,
F1lemon Perez, Jose Reyes, Delfin Ma
hinay, Ceferino de Leon, Prof. Jorge
Bocobo, Tomas Earnshaw. Pedro Gill,
Mauro Prieto. Juan B. Allegro, Carlos
C1yugsn. Marcos Roces, Gregorio Sim
gian. Gabriel La o, Crisanto Evan
selista- Jaime c. de Veyra, Teodoro r.
Yargco. Quintin Paredes, Conrado Be
nitez- Enrique Atayss, Camilo Osis'
Jose A. Santos, Maxine NJ. Kalaw, Ju-
Ian La D. Jorge B. Vargas, Bernabe
Bustamante. Guillcermo Cabrera. Ar
senio n. Luz and Francisco Narona-
Francis Burton Harrison, governor
general Of the Philippines, has ar
rived in New York. following a hunt
ing trip in the South. Governor Har-
rison is telling his friends of his en-
gsEement to Miss Bertha 5. Wrent-
NOR. daughter OF Dean Clarence G..
wrentmor, College of Engineering.
University Of the Philippines. Miss
Wrentmor. who is but II, is said to be
IN Berkeley, Cal, with her mother,
and II is believed that the wedding
VII take place there. Governor Har-
Harrison, is expecting a visit from her
vOus fsnce shortly.
The Ambassador Of Chile and Sonora
Matthew have taken possession OF the
resgdcnCe, 102O sixteenth street. which,
'hny have leased for several months.
Representative and Mrs. John Jacob
s;0-crs entertained at dinner last
evening AZ the Cafe St. Marks There
'yeIc covers for fifteen.
Representative and Mrs, James P.
Mann have left Washington for their
HouI" in Chicago. They will remain
there until Congress convenss.
Representative and Mrs Henry D.
Flood have sent out cards announc-
,
Elsa Portner Graham. TO Augustine
I.eftwiCh IIImes. Wednesday. April
=. in New York City. Mr.. and Mrs.
HumeS will he at home after May
x at ~ Fifth avenue. New York
Mrs. John Walker FTolcoTnbe will
entertain at a bridge party tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou will be hostess
1T a dance and buffet supper tomor-
row evening entertaining a number
nf young people for her daughter.
Miss BETTY Burnett. and their guest,
Miss Natalie Fisher. of California.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
entertained at dinner last night in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Hamilton and her fiance. Mai
William F. Tompkins U. S. A.,
whose marriage will be an event Of
tomorrow. Covers were laid for
twenty
Miss Marie Sims and Miss Kath-
nrins Beach. who will be brides
maids for Miss Hamilton. entertair-
ed the members Of the wedding
party at dinner last evening at
Chevy Chase Club.
The other guests were: Miss
Louise Hamilton. Miss Mamie Ham
ilton, Miss Mary Tompkins. Mai.
PAUL 4. Hodgson. NtsI Donald A.
Davidson. Maj. Douglas II. Gillette.
Mai. John 2. Harris and George f.
Hamilton. Jr.
Among the out-of-town guests
who have come to Washington for
the wedding are: Mrs. George
Brown. the guest of Mrs. Hamilton:
the Misses Mary and Nellie Tomp-
kins, sisters of Mai. Tompkins. who
are staying with Miss Hamilton.
Miss Anne Ramsey. of Norfolk. Va.
a cousin OF the bride, will come over
later and be her guest.
Mrs. F. a. Keep will entertain at
luncheon on Sunday in honor Of II.
Granville Barker, the celebrated Eng
lish playwright and producer, who
will lecture at 3:3O Sunday after
noon in the New Willard ballroom.
under the auspices of the Wash
ingtOn Center OF the Drama. League
Mr.. Barker's subject will be 'The
New World OF Europe and the Func-
tlon Of Art in IT.
The list OF patronesses for the lee
ture includes: Hon. Mrs. Elodore
Campbell, Lady willert, Mrs Nev+on
D. Baker, Mrs. A. s. Burieson, Mrs.
Franklin Roosevelt. Mrs. C c. Cal
houn. Mrs. F. A. Keep, Mrs. AdoInb
c. Miller. Mrs. Langdon Mitchell. Mrs
Harvey O'HiEgins, Mrs. Charles !
Bell, Mrs. Gibson Fanhnestock Mrs
John saItonstall, Mrs. J. ]. white
Miss Goldman, Mrs. Edward q. Bur-
iirr Mrs Iohn Rait aoa NJ go.