The Washington herald., 1922-03-01
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Moses. Mrs. Porter J. McCumber.
Mrs. Miles Poindexter, Mrs. George
Sutherland. Mrs. Frank w. Mon
dell. Mrs. Il. Hart Fem, Mrs. Juiius
Kahn. Mrs. Ernest r. Alderman.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. MRS.
Thomas 8, Crago. Mrs. Lindiey II.
Hadley. Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton.
Mrs. Percy Quinn. Mrs. w. A. Roden-
berg, Mrs. John VI. Rose. Mrs. Wade
Ellis. Mrs. George NJ. Young. Mrs.
II. T. Helgesen. Mrs. olga q. Burt
ness. Mrs. John Baer. Mrs. Frank
White. Mrs. whitman Osgood. Miss
Calder. Miss Rebecca Dial, Miss
Lucille Showaiter. Miss Sarah, Lati-
mer, Miss Margaret Mansfield. Miss
Grace Roper. Miss Lois Sprigg, Miss
Louise Pugh.r Miss Parrine Drake,
Miss Robinson, Mrs. Katherine Gaut.
Mrs. Amy Gronna Cowing, Mrs.
Hannah Taylor Bayley. Mrs. Gem
evieye Walsh Gudger. Mrs. Eliza
beth Reesidei Reynolds. Mrs. Win.
dom Riker. Mrs. weitzel. Mrs. Nor
ment, Mrs. Helen lodgett Erwin.
Mrs. William N. Wilson, Miss Irma
strong.
An unusually delightful program
was rendered by Mrs. Campannle,
wife OF Maj. Campanoie. accompa-'
MED by DR.. LiszonewslSi, of the
Polish Legation; J. NJ. Curtin. ac-
companied by Miss Dorothy Den
nett: Miss Katherine Riggs, harp
solos, and Miss Dorothy bennett
plano solos.
]. de Lagerberg, Counselor OF the
ExI,s. tSh
March IL for Sweden on a three
months leave of absence.
The Counselor of the Polish Lega-
ton and Nine. Ewapiszewska en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday for
Nine. de Cisneros. who sang Delilah
Delilah" Monday evening. by the
Washington Opera Company.
The officers of the Ordnance Corp.
were hosts at dance last evening
at $500 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Amos A. Fries. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Fries. entertained at a bridge
luncheon yesterday, when her
guests included Mrs. Lemuel p.
Padgett. Mrs. ELI A. Helmick, Mrs.
Philip Swing. Mrs. William Snow.
Mrs T. W. Sims. Mrs. HadIey, Mrs.
Percy K. ouin, Mrs. Walter Baker.
Mrs. Edward T. Taylor. Mrs. T. H.
Caraway and Mrs. Burton French.
Mrs. John II. Iden, wife Of Comdr.
Iden. entertained a large company
at tea yesterday afternoon in her
quarters at the navy yard, in COM
pliment to her guest, Mrs. william
Bracket, wife OF Col. Brackett.
Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs Clarence Wilson Mrs. John H.
Dayton, Mrs. william Eric Fowler.
and Mrs. Berry Idcn and a number
of the. seasons debutantes.
Mrs. Bracket will return to her
home in New York on Friday.
Representative and Mrs. John
Jacob Rogers have cancelled all So
cial engagements. having been
called away by the death of Mr..
Rogers mother. Mrs. Jacob Rogers.
who died Monday at her home In
Lowell. Mass.
Mrs. william Haywood enter
tained at a bridge party of fifteen
tables yesterday afternoon. Her
daughter. Mrs. Howard Hume. as
sisted and tea followed.
The civil marriage of Mile. Ynes
Reyntiens and Hugh S. Gibson,
American Minister to Poland. was
solemnized Monday at Brussels.
A brilliant gathering witnessed
the ceremony. including Marquis
Dassch. personal representative Of
King Albert of Belgium: NJ. Jaspar.
Belgian foreign minister. and NJ
Beyeze, minister of defense. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, NJ. Beveze
wished the bridegroom happiness In
the name of the people of Belgium.
declaring they would never forget
the part he played during the years
OF the German occupation as a
member of the American Relief
Commission.
The brideGroom's witnesses were
the Marquis de Villalobar. the Span
ish ambassador at Brussels, and
Comdr. Hugo w. Koehler. naval at
tache Of the American Legation at
Warsaw. The brides witness was
her brother. Commandant Reynt!ens.
The religious ceremony was in
the Church of st. Gudule.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe las gone
to New York, where she is stopping
at the Pennsylvania Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ashland. of
New York, are making a brief stay
at wardman Park Hotel.
Vernon T.. Hodges is at the
Pennsylvania Hotel in New York.
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. LeiGhty. of
Chicago. who have spent the great
er part OF the winter in Washing
ton. have returned for another brief
visit. and are staying at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry held
meeting Monday at her residence.
1915 Massachusetts, avenue north
west. in the interest of the Tray
elers' Aid Society. Mrs. NJ. +. Van
Ripper. executive secretary Of the
society. explained the work being
done at the Union Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Lambert. OF