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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1919

Page

12

Society Notes From Washington Busy Dinner and Weddings

British Ambassador and Countess of Reading attended Mrs. Marshall Field's dinner with about 36 guests. A musicale followed as Florence Hinkle sang with Charles Baker at the piano and guests planned to attend the Mary Garden festival in New York for the Sepours Franco-Americaine. They will toast Miss Maria Bonillas marrying Lieut Giuseppe Cappola in the embassy ballroom with Italian military witnesses and a large official company. The bride wore ivory duchesse satin with orange blossoms and duchesse lace, while Madame Rojo wore pale green gros de longres. After the ceremony, a reception and breakfast were held with a traveling wedding party to Naples. The United States Ambassador to Russia hosted a luncheon at White Sulphur Springs for Frank L. Polk, then box holders for the Willard ball included Lady Reading and other officials. The Franco-American and allied country boxes will feature shields with coat-of-arms. The France and Washington contingents prepare for the Mary Garden Festival proceeds. Several social figures return to New York and Washington for forthcoming events and travel to France.

Countess of Reading Marshall Field Senorita Maria Bonillas Senora de Honillas Giuseppe Cappola Mgr Thomas S. Lee St. Matthews New York Lenora de Rojo Francisconi Europe Signor Tosi Senor Rafael Nieto Mexico Alfred Cataregli Juan Barragan Var- Tanza Candido Aguilar Felipe del Hove Barragan Emilio Salina Gen Aguilar Madame Rojo Signora de Coppola Senora de Bonnillas Lieut. Coppola Bide the Willard Lady Reading Mme. Grouich de Cespedes M. Forcade Col. Teingsanu H. H. Rogers Wiliam Belden Noble George Barnett Harold Stanley Stewart Baird Little Simplicity" Company France Hugh C. Wallace Sallie Beecher Washington Mrs. Wallace David RK. Francia United States Russia Francia White Sulphur Springs James McDonald Arthur Bradley Campbell McDonald William Kearney Carr W. L. Capps Charles Caroll Lee David McCarthy J. ©. Corbin Robert Winckley

Return of Mrs Mayre from New York to Washington today

Mrs. Marye wife of the former United States Ambassador to Russia returns to Washington from New York where she spent the past fortnight. The officers of the finance department of the United States army plan a large ball Thursday evening April 3 at 8 30 at the Willard to benefit wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital. Maj William W Griffin chairs the committee.

George T. Marye United States Russia Washington New York Doyle Mrs Marye Finance Department United States Army Willard Walter Reed Hospital William W. Griffip

Vatican Librarian Dead In Rome Bishop Cardinal Cassetta

Rome reports the death of Cardinal Cassetta bishop of Prascat and librarian of the Holy Roman Church in Rome on March 24. He held both high church roles and oversaw Vatican libraries.

Rome Maroh Cardinal Cassetta Prascat Holy Roman Church

Women’s Clubs District Federation Meet Set for May 7

The District Federation of Women's Clubs fixed its annual meeting for May 7 at the District building during yesterday's regular meeting. Arrangements were made for a luncheon on April 22 at the Dewey in honor of Mrs Court F Wood. A keynote paper by Mrs Henry J Harris discussed Balkan conditions, focusing on Serbia.

District Federation of Women's Clubs Federation Dewey Court F. Wood Henry J. Harris Balkans Serbia

Reliable Method of Hair Care

Hair care advice extols careful washing and a fine shampoo for shedding dandruff oil and dirt. A home formula uses canthrax dissolved in hot water to make a ready to apply shampoo that cleanses the scalp leaving hair glossy and easy to arrange.

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