The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
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The Secretary OF the Interior and
SMns. Franklin X. Lane will return at
the end Of the week from the South
where they have been for the past
fortnight.
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Nine csIdeTen, wife OF the Minis
ter of Bolivia, will entertain at
luncheon today when the honor guest
Eill be senorita Maria Bonillas, dsusn.
ter OF the Mexican Ambassador and
Vine. BonilIas, whose marriags 70
Lieut. Giuseppe Cappola, Of the Roysi
Italian army. connected with the itai-
ian Mission here. will be an impor-
tant event OF next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Carr will en-
terrain informally at dinner this even
ing. There will be covers for tSeNe'
Mrs. William Howard Taft was the
honor guest at a beautiful St. Pat
riek's Day luncheon given yesteroay
by Mrs. c. c. Calhoun at her resi-
dence on New Hampshire avenue,
shamroeks ard white freesia formed
the table decoration, and the guests
were Mime. Cremer. Mrs. Gibson
Fahnsstock. Mrs. Edmund Pebdleten,
Mrs. George Ehle. Mrs. Henry f.
Dimock, Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per-
kias, Mrs. Randolph Miner. Mrs. Am
ory Lawrence, Mrs. Walter Denegre,
Mrs. william corceFaR Hill, Mrs.
Leigh Palmer and Mrs. Charles B.
Howry.
Lady WHlent, who Is in New York
for the sailing Of the Adriatic, Is, CIV
ing a tea on her return for the help
eFs at the lecture to be delivered al
the Washington Club on Tuesday, the
18th, at $50 O'Clock, by Lieut.. Jousse
Of the French army. The subject Is
The Ruined Churches Of France"
Mrs. P. A. Drury, wife OF the presi'
dent Of the Merchants Bank, enter
tanned at q luncheon and was hostess
yesterday afternoon at function anc
card party at her apartment, in Z4O'
Sixteenth street. The table and apart
ment was attractively decorated II
spring flowers. palms. and ferns, anc
st. Patrick's Day favors were used.
Richardson Gibson returned yes
terday from New York where NJ
passed the week end with hii
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guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reginsle
Vanderbilt at dinner and at tn,
opera there Saturday evening.
Col. william Merry, L. S. A, wht
was in Washington for few days
left yesterday. Col. Merry recent,
returned from overseas. He wa
stationed in Washington seyera
years ago, before his marriage. Col
and Mrs. Merry have one child, I
little daughter.
Mrs. z. z. whiting. wife of Mai
whiting. L. 5. A.. has gone to At
lantic City for a stay OF severa
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Campbell en-
tertained a company of six at th'
supper dance at the Cafe 81. Marks
last evening.
Miss Kitty Poole has returned
from Annapolis where she spent tbs
week end.
Mrs. Gaines Smith has gone to At
lantic City for an extended stay.
Miss Katherine DougalI will sal
in a few days for France. wher'
she will make an extended visi
with Dir. and Mrs. Wheatley. for
mErly of this city, now living II
Nice.
Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Orme AM
Mrs. Orme's sister, Miss Mary Muir
ray Lockwood, have gone to Auanu
to several NEnRkE
Mrs. Hugh Gaylord Barclay. of Mo
bile. Ala, will come to Washington
shortly to visit her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Talcott for severa
months.
Dr. Arturo Pedro y AImeida, tn
law secretary Of the Cuban Legation
s,as Joined here yesterday by Mime
Pedro. They have taken an apart
nent THE Arlington for the pres
mt.
Mrs. E Hope Slater and Miss Mari
5wynn have returned from Florida
where they remained about a fort
hight
Mrs. Davis Ireland has gone abroaC
,or a visit Of several months AM
Turing her absence her mother, Mrs
Devils. will occupy her residence II
sixteenth street.
Mrs. Francis J, Herman. who hal
9een visiting Gen. Herman in Paris
Ias returned to Washington.
Col. John Sayles. who arrived |
'ew days ago from overseas. ha
oIned Mrs. Sayles and their family
u the wardman Park Inn. Col. anC
drs. Sayles have as their guest Mrs
4pSrence S. Carson.
Mr., and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
sn gone to New York and are stop
i4S,, at the Plaza Hotel.
MAJ George J. Newgarden. L. S
-, retired. and Mrs. Newgarden have
etuTned to Washington from For
. igiethorpe, Ga, where Maj. Newgar,
en- has been on duty as surgeon
War Prison Barracks No. p They
rs-asaln in their home, 1885 Massa'
husetts avenue.
3Ir. John V. Van Sickle. Of Spring,
cid. Mass. who has made his homs
Washington for some time In con.
cotton with war emergency work
az been appointed an attache Of the
r1erican Embassy in Paris, and will
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