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| lnio CITY, ana MT. hlcharQ Wlder OF
! Philadelphia. The immediate mem
bers of the wedding party returned
to the residence of the bride prior to
the departure of the bride and BRIDE
groom for an informal reception, and
] white spring flowers and palms also
formed the decoration in the various
rooms Mrs. Sandoe, mother Of the
bridegroom. assisted, wearing gray
crepe de chine gown. with hat to
match.
The brides going away costume
was Of tan tweed. bound with braid
/ of the same shade, with a brown
straw hat the brim bordered with
tan applique felt leaves.
They will reside at 1446 Fairmont
street after May Is. The out-of-town
guests here for the wedding included
Mr. and Mrs w. H. StumpfeI, the lat
ter an aunt Of the bride. who mo-
! tored from their homo and are at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The bride has been the honor guest
at number of informal luncheons
! and entertainments, and Thursday
evening entertained the wedding
party at dinner at the Cosmos Club.
The local committee Of the Russian
relief of which Mrs. George Marye Is
the chairman, announces that the card
party and tea at the Russian embassy
afternoon, instead of this afternoon,
as is enormously stated on some of the
tickets At the elaborate tea at
o'clock. Mrs. Marshall Bullitt, Mrs.
Philip Sheridan. Mrs. John Glib
bon and Mrs. Randall Hagner will
pour and Princess Bertha Cantacu-
zene, Miss Hamlin Miss McCallum,
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt Miss Laugh
l lin and Miss Wood will act as wait
resses Tickets for the tea alone may
Of young women will seat the players,
including: Miss Howry. Mrs. John
Washington Davidge, Mrs. Guidet-
Auchincloss. Mrs. John Philip Hill and
overhead expense for this entertain
ment owing to private generosity and
! all funds will be sent direct to Ad-
miral Mark Bristol in Constantinople
for the starving Russians.
Miss Helena Shelley Kerr, daughter
l of Senator Kerr, kings counselor of
Coburg. Canada; her sister, Mrs. Dom
aid Macdonald. and the latter's two
sons, Garth and Darcy. of Edmonton.
Alberta, accompanied by Miss May Null
holland of Srafton. Ontario cousin of
Senator Mulholland, are at the Hotel
Grafton for a few days. Miss Kerr will
be one of the representatives of the
Kings Daughters of Ontario at the in
ternational conference of women, to be
held this month in Baltimore. Miss
Mulholland also will attend the confer
ence, as will Mrs Macdonald. who Is
Alberta of the Imperial Order of the
Daughters of the Empire, regent Of the
Royal Windsor Chapter of the same
! order and second vice president of the
British Empire Alliance of Edmonton.
Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes. acting ma
tional president of the League of Amer
| lean Pen Women and delegate from
New Hampshire to the d. A. X: con-
gress entertained at luncheon today at
| the league clubhouse in compliment TO
! Miss Annie Wallace Of Rochester, n. H.Ss
formerly both state and chapter regent
| and now chairman Of the national com
mittee on the use of the flag and candi-
date for vice president general of the
N. S. D. A. R The guests included the
delegates from New Hampshire to the
\ D. A. r congress.
III Mrs. Newberry, wife of Senator
Truman H. Newberry. will entertain
I the Michigan delegation to the conti-
I mental congress of the National So
\ ciety. Daughters OF the American
\ Revolution, at high tea this after
\ noon. at o'clock. at her residence
\ on Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Town
serd. wife of Senator Charles Elroy
\ | Townsend of Michigan. viii assist
Mrs. Newberry. There viii be no
the delegation.
: Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
Glover are entertaining at the Ward
man Park Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r:
Melcher and their sons, Russell and
John, of Englewood, N. J. Mrs.
Melcher is a sister of Mrs. Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Culbertson
will entertain company of twenty
four at dinner Thursday evening.
April 20, at their residence in honor
| of Mrs. Earl Lord of Emporia. Kan.
and DR.. and Mrs. Karl Compton of
Princeton.
at luncheon for Mrs. Earl Lord on
Saturday. April 20.
Mrs. George Wheeler entertained a
company at dinner last evening at
wardman Park Hotel when her
J. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hill.
Ross Gravener. Judge and Mrs. Ell
lott. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Waffell of
Pittsburgh. Commander and Mrs;
Mrs. Leonard Smith. Mrs. Joseph
Hampson. Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. Mrs.
Hartley Gibbon, Lieut.. Commander
Gabriel Ferrer Svend LangJoer, DR..
James A. Emery and Mr.. Javier Al
yarez de Buenavista.
Mrs. A. A Berges of Brookline.
Mass, and Mrs. ]. H. Castle of Ro-
chester, N Y. have come to WASH
ington for spring visit and are stay
ing at Wardman Park Hotel to be
near Daniel Steen of the Norwegian
legation staff and Nine. Steen and her
mother, Nine. Luchetti.
Dixie Ball Last Night
A Brilliant Success.
More than a thousand dancers were
| at the New Willard. This first large
at the New Willard, the first large
dancing event scheduled after Easter
attracted many from official. diplo-
tmatic and resident society and the
from school and college for the East
or holidays lent an added attraction.
The ballroom was very effectively
idecorated with American, state and
confederate flags, with banners fes-
tooned from the frieze around the
walls. Palms and potted plants were
placed between the boxes which en-
| circ1ed the walls.
A large group of Confederate Vet
| erans, Camp III, in their gray uni
forms, occupied the presidential box
and late in the evening the m embers
of the receiving party and number
of distinguished guests Joined them
de Ballivian. with party of guests
which included Miss Elena Calderon,
Miss Ballivian, Miss Dow, the min
lister. Of fance of Bolivia, Mr.. Raul
Rivero and Mr.. Harry Hickey. The
national flag Of Bolivia was draped
across the back of the box. The
minister of Venezuela, Senior DR.. Don
a party of guests. and Senator and
Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst, together with
Miss Kathleen McDermott, were
guests in Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A.
Drury's box.