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in front of the club at the end Of the
Connecticut Avenue Bridge.
Little Miss Pauline Curtis plans to
ride In the pair pony class with Miss
Paulina Longworth, daughter Of the
Speaker of the House and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth.
The Speaker and Mrs. Longworth
have also taken a box for the show,
which is being staged under the auspices
of the Chaumont Unit Of the Woman's
American Legion.
other recent additions to the list of
box holders include little Miss Patsy and
Miss Mary Anne Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Sawn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p.
Morgan, r. B. Lyons, Maj. and Mrs. T..
Amedo Bruni, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Shell
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Walker and
Mrs. David DUNCAN.
Mrs. Mary e. Donelly, who Is chair
man of the committee arranging the
show and former president of Chaumont
Unit and Mrs Wallace w. Chiswell, also
a member of the committee, have taken
a box, which they will place at the dis
poSal of war veterans at Walter Reed
Hospital. Proceeds from the show are to
be used to purchase trained shepherd
dogs for the use of blind veterans at
Walter Reed.
o. D.
Cathedral avenue, entertained In honor
of their sister, Miss Marie Lorbeerbaum,
a party of 10. They had as their week
end guest Mr.. Perry Frucht of New
York
The marriage Of Miss Catherine NJ
Viehmann to Mr.. Walter Michael Shea,
assistant United States district attor-
ney, took place this morning In the
Chpioo ~ tho CoPrnI Heart
Miss Maud Louise Viehmann was
hostess at q tea Sunday afternoon at
their home, on Allison street, in honor
Of the bride.
Mrs. George A. Viehmann, mother of
the bride-elect, assisted her daguhters
in receiving the guests Mrs. John B.
Walker poured coffee and Mrs. David
Aiken Hart presided at the tea table
Others assisting the hostess were Miss
Marie King, Miss Aimee Steinmetz, Mrs
Roswell Boothby, Mrs. Philip j. Vieh-
mann Mrs. John r. Viehmann and
Jane Hart. Margaret Viehmann and
Catherine Marie Viehmann.
Among the rs guests were Mrs. Law
renee G. Hess, sister, and Miss Mar
garet ODonnell, aunt Of Mr.. Shea, and
Miss Elizabeth Kreuzberg, all Of Chill
licothe, Ohio.
MIS-. EnOCn M. thompson, VIE Oh
the vicar Of the Nativity and the
Resurrection Chapel, entertained the
Episcopal Rotary Club yesterday after
noon In her home on Seventh street.
Mrs. Thompson was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Fisher, and Mrs. C..
K. p. Cogswell, wife of the curate Of
the two chapels. The club is COM
posed of the wives and other members
of the families of the clergy of the
diocese of Washington. Mrs. Hugo F..
TAFT was elected president and Mrs.
Raymond Wolven was elected secretary
for the coming year.
Miss Elizabeth Abigail Ransley was
the guest In whose honor Mrs. Leland
DotSon Webb entertained at tea in the
palm garden Of the Mayflower, yester-
day afternoon. Among those asked to
meet Miss RanSley were Sonora de Sa-
casa, wife of the Minister of Nicaragua;
Mrs. Ransley, wife Of Representative
Harry Clay RanSley Of Pennsylvania;
Mrs. lie Roy Ludwig of Stonington,
Conn; Mrs. Luis de Bethart Of Cuba,
Mrs. William II. Finney of Chicago,
Mrs. Z. j. Bidwell, Mrs. Harry r. Bou-
gusch, Mrs. Walter w. Webster, Mrs.
Samuel ]. Zeigler, Mrs. Augustus j.
Todd, Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, Mrs. Hog
gait Clopton, Senorita Marie Sacasa,
Miss Margaret Sullivan and Miss Mary
Grace Bougusch.
Mrs. Webb and her mother, Mrs. Hog
gait Clopton, will give series Of lunch
cons and teas at the Army, Navy and
Marine Country Club during May, the
dates TO be announced later.