The Washington times., 1921-04-08


William Mcclellan Ritter. Mrs.. Paul
8. Reinsch. Mrs. Henry White. Mrs.
v. Abbot, Mrs. Seatbn Perry,
Mrs. Charles N. Mum. Mrs. Marcus a.
Hanna, and Mrs. James Il. FreemaA.
The Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
OF Washington. and Mrs. J. N. Stod-
dard have been adAed to the list Of
boxholders t
Mrs. David Meade lea. presidsnt Of
the board OF lady managers Of the
home, will head the receiving line.
Of the board. Mrs. Arthur A. Birney.
first vice president: Mrs. Alexander L.
Pope, second vice president; Mrs.
Henry w. Onutt. recording secretary:
Mrs. William H. PlummeY,, corre-
spending secretary; Miss Leila r.
Draper. treasurer, and Mrs. William
X. Petty, assistant treasurer. and
members of the various committees
promoting the ball.
Mrs. Charlotte Lee Ware, of Boston.
10 in Washington to welcome Signora
Olivia Rossetti Agresti, whose tour of
the United States she IL managing.
Mrs. Ware first met Signora Agresti
when sent to the meeting Of tho In
|ternational Institute of Agriculture by
the state Department. This was in
President Tafts Administration. and
since them Mrs. Ware and Signora
Agresti. who acted as Interpreter for
the American delegates. have kept up
the friendship SO auspiciousIy begun
In Rome.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison. youngest
daughter of the late Benjamin Har-
risoR twenty-third President of the
United States, and James Blaine
Walker. jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blaine Walker. Of New York were
married at 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon. at the New York home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Benjamin Hal
rison.
Mgr. Nicoll performed the ceremony
In the presence of relations and in-
innate friends. The bride was at
tended by Miss Helen Walker, sister
of the bridegroom; Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark, of Detroit, and Mrs. William
Woodward. of Louisville. Mr.. willard
Walker was best man for his brother.
A profusion Of roses and spring
flowers was used in decoration.
Tho bride wore her mothers we'd
ding veil and the date was the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the mar
riage of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
walker will be at home after Nay
at Eyosset. l. !.
Miss Marion Tiffany. OF New York.
daughter of Ms. Henry Fletcher God
frey, and well known in Washington
society. will be married to Martin
Brown Saportas. son of Mrs. r.
Brown Saportas.| on wednesday. June
| I. Miss Tiffany is q granddsughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Havemeyer.
John Barrett former director Of the
Pan American Union. is at the Wal
dorf Astoria to represent the Govern
ment of Venezuela in the official ar
rangements for the unvetling, on
April 10. in Central Park. of the
statue of General Simon Bolivar.
HOLY NAME CARD PARTY.
The annual card party for the
Nursery to be given at wardman
Park Hotel Monday afternoon, prom
ises to be both a social and financial
success. The Nursery has recently
been remodeled. and the charitably-
inclined women of Washington are
| giving the card party to assist the
Ursuline Sisters in caring for the
wants Of the children placed in
| their charge.
| Mrs. Warren G. Harding is one of
the many patronesses for the bcne-
ft a complete list Of which includes:
Mrs. NJ. L. Allies, Mrs. p. v. Boyer,
Miss E. Bergling. Mrs. E. Bayne,
Mrs. d. J Callahan. Mrs A Carrico.
Mrs Thomas H Carter, Mrs ]. B.
Devereaux, Mrs. p. N. Dorsch. Mrs.
p. A. Drury. Mrs. ]. ]. Early, Mrs.
c. II. Garcia, Mrs w. F. Heron.
Mrs. e Hunter, Miss c Judge, Mrs.
NJ. Keane, Mrs. J. J. Kennedy. Mrs.
c. w. Lee. Mrs. L. ]. Leesnitzer.
Mrs Elizabeth May, Miss Isobel Len
man. Mrs. A. 4. Murphy. Mrs. j. w.
Murphy. Mrs. M. Metzger. Mrs. J. w.
Orme. Mrs. d. ODonoghue, Mrs. W.
Mrs. A. Raul. Mrs. s. Shoemaker.
Mrs. B. F. Saul. Miss Margaret Shea,
Mrs T. w. Stubleheld. MrA Joseph
p. Tumulty and Mrs. w. A. Winsatt.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George Dou-
glass gave a reception and tea in the
| gold room of the Lafayette yesterday.
The decorations were roses and snap
dragons.
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PIERCE GUILD SALE.
Members OF the Pierce Guild, An
auxiliary to the Washington Home
|
connection with a tea, Saturday .af-
ternoon, at the residence of Mrs.
Walter Harlan. 2101 Wyoming ave-
nue., from to 6 o'clock.
The Guild does much to sustain
the Home and is particularly inter-
ested in clothing the children. There
will be on sale many dainty and
useful articles. 1t is hoped that
many persons will attend the tea
and thus become interested in the
Home. No fixed charge will be made
for tea, an offering of silver being
requested. Cakes. jellies and home
made candies will be offered at the
sale, which makes special appeal.
since the small boys and girls whs
will benefit by 1t have peculiar
hold on sympathy.
The tearoom will be in charge Of
Mrs. w. II. Bayly, Mrs. c. A. Droop,
Mrs. C. II. johnson and Mrs. F. w.
Mondell. The sale will be conducted