The Washington herald., 1920-04-16

have returned from q short visit
In Philadelphia.
MRS. BAKER AND DAUGHTER
EACH TO CHRIsTEN SHIP.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, the wife
Of the Secretary OF war, will go TO
Philadelphia Tomorrow morning for
the launching OF The Marne and
the Jolee. with her she will take
her daughter Betty, who will chris
ten the Jolse. which was named in
honor Of Joseph Lee, OF Boston, the
president Of Community Service
Inc. the national organization. The
Marne is q troopship for the War
Department that ID being built by
the Emergency Fleet Corporation
at the Hog Island yards. Mrs.
Baker will christsn The Marne, and
following the double launching
luncheon will be given for Mrs.
Baker and Betty at the Ritz Carl
ton. Quite q party will 20 over
from New York for the launching.
The Philadelphians at the luncheon
to meet Mrs. Baker will include:
Mrs. Hampton Moore. wife of
"Hampy" oMore, as he Is affection
ately known In Philadelphia, where
he was elected mayor while serving
here in Congress; Mrs. Edward w.
Biddle, Mrs. Ernest L. Tustin, Mrs.
L. c. Madeira, Mrs. Samuel b. Feis,
Mrs. H. 8. Prentis Nichols, Mrs.
Walter C. Hancock. Mrs. Max L.
Margoiis. Mrs. Otto r. Mailery,
Mrs. Henry b. Jump, Mrs. b. H.
warburton, Mrs. Charles Henry
Scott. Miss Elizabeth rkbride.
Miss Helen Fleisher. DR.. Susan b.
Kingsbury, Mrs. Arthur Lea. Sew
eral Of the Philadelphians are mem
bers Of the Central Council OF Com
munity Service in Philadelphia
Mr.. Lee, for whom the Jolee was
named, will come over to Philadel-
phia from Boston for the laupcn-
ing. Mr.. Bakers mother. Mrs. New
ton r. Baker, who spent the win
ter In New Berne. N. C.. is visit
ing her son and Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman was host
ess At q luncheon yesterday at Rau-
scher's, when the guests were ask
ed to meet Miss Nancy Lane. whose
marriage to Philip C. Kaufman.
son Of the hostess, will take place
on April 20. The guests, represent
ative Of official. diplomatic and
smart resident society, were seated
at ten tables arranged about the
ballroom, each having a decoration
Of picturesque baskets filled with
spring flowers. The guests present
from out OF town included Mrs. Mag
nus Alfred Anderson. OF Oakland,
CAL; Miss Ethel Laumeister. OF San
Francisco: Miss Katherine Lowe, of
Cleveland: Mrs. Lewis Newton Muir
ray, of Dunkirk. N. Y, and MRS.
Taylor. Of Detroit.
Mrs. Edwin c. Pollock. whuse
daughter. Miss Beatrice Pollock.
will be one OF Miss Lanes brides
maids. will give q luncheon for this
much-feted bride today. Tomorrow
evening. when Mr.. Kaufman gives
his bachelor dinner at the Cafe st.
Marks. Miss Lane will entertain her
bridesmaids. Mrs. John Buchanan,
who will be In the wedding party,
will give q dinner Monday at Cafe
St Marks for Miss Lane and MIR.
Kaufman. Miss Alva Hughes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert
Hughes, Of New York, who will be
one Of the bridesmaids at the mar
riago of Miss Lane and Mr. Kauff-
mann. has arrived in town and is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Boyden at the Dresden.
Alessandro Mariani has arrived
in Washington to take up his duties
as secretary of the Italian Embas-
sy and has an apartment at ,Rau-
scher's. The staff OF the embassy
has also been augmented by the ar
rival of Adolfo Vinci, emigration
delegate. Nine. Vinci Is with him
and they are living in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Lula Long Combs. who will
show her horses at the Washington
Horse Show, May Is to 30. will spend
that week with her sister. Mrs.
Hayne Ellis, wife Of Commander Ell
lis, at their home, "Woodley." in
woodley Lane.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
AND MRS. CARAVAN ENTERTAIN.
The Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Francis p. Garvan enter
tanned with a brilliant dinner party
and dance last evening in honor
Of Mr.. Caravans niece. Miss Betty
Jackson, Of New York, who came
Sunday to be their guest. Covers
-ara laid for forfv at fha dfnnar