The Washington herald., 1920-03-23

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penhagen. Denmark. for Riga. Rus
sia, where they will Join Col. Daily.
who is military observer for the
Baltic provinces and military at
tache at Copenhagen.
Mrs. Lantry Is the widow Of Col.
Henry Z. Lantry. of Kansas City,
but who maintained a residence in
Washington.
DR.. c. J. Storm, of this city, is
now residing at Aberdeen. Md.
Miss Flora Payne whitney
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne whitney, Of New York and
Newport, has selected April "a as
the date of her marriage to Roder-
ick Tower. of Philadelphia. The
wedding will take place in New
York.
Mrs. Summerfield Baldwin. jr.. of
Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Colemon at her home here.
Miss Margaret Johns Skinner
Carr, who has been living in New
York, has returned to Washington
and will be one of the pages at the
d. A. r. Congress next month.
Mrs. Lila Arlberg Newdick, who
resides at the wardman Park Hotel,
will give a dramatic reading for
the benefit of the Montgomery
County High School in Rockville
next Saturday evening at s O'Clock.
The fund is being raised to endow
a bed in the county hospital as a
memorial to the heroes of Mont
gomery County who lost their lives
in the late war. 1t Is a benefit not
only of interest to Montgomery
County but to many Washington
ians who reside part of the year in
the county. or who lost relatives
from Maryland.
An engagement Of interest to So
ciety here Is that of Miss Laurel
Bond, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Grason Bond, and DR.. Marion Byrd
Hopkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
III. Hopkins, all of Baltimore. DR..
Hopkins is graduate of the Johns
Hopkins University. class 1912. Miss
Bond. who Is we'll known as a
sportswoman, Is spending the win
ter at the town house of her par
ents in Baltimore, The wedding will
take place in the early autumn at
the country place of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond in the Worthington Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffin have
gone to Atlantic City, where they
are staying at the Traymore Hotel.
Mrs. John Cassatt Tomlinson, of
Kansas City. Mo-, who has come to
Washington for a weeks visit, Is
stopping at the New willard.
Mrs. John Harrison Knapp, who
has been visiting her parents. Gen.
and Mrs. William L. Marshall, will
leave this week to join Capt. Knapp
who is stationed at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. Mrs. Marshall has re-
turned from a short visit to ATTAIN
tic City.
Mrs. Adelaide johnson, sculptress,
for many years q resident of wash
ington, who recently returned to
New York from Rome. Italy, to be
present at the celebration of the
centenary of the birth of her per.
sonal friend. the late Susan b. An
thony, is now In washington and
visiting at II Jackson place.
+ Mrs. Annette Adams, United States
district attorney for the Northern
district OF California. was the guest
Of honor at a dinner given Sunday
evening by Senator Phelan, where
the guests included q large com.
pany of Californians. Mrs. Adams
Is the first woman who ever served
the United States in that capacity.
She won distinction in the prosecu-
ton of the Hindu conspiracy cases
during the war. when she was A
deputy in the Office. and later was
appointed by President Wilson TO
the position she now holds. The
women of California are Justly
proud of her. and the American bar
has indorsed her ability and tact.
She is in Washington on public
business.
Mrs. Thomas Rafnsdell, Mrs. Jane
Coates. Mrs. Parker, Miss Dorotby
Coates ana Mrs. Ellen Kuhn assist.
ed Miss Bert yesterday afternoon
at the first of her semi.weekiy teas.
which are to be held at her studio
on Fourteenth street.
HOsTESsES AT CLUBHOUsE
OF COLLEGIATE Ar.rfMnkn