The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-29
MISS CLEMENTINE DE LOBEL.

by Capt. and Mrs. r. -Humphry Wood
at their home in Bloomingdaie. To
meet him were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flicker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hursh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Olds, Mrs. Frank Meyer,
Miss Kate Olds. Of Lynchburg. Va;
Miss ArabelIa White, Miss Grace Well
en-, Miss Edith Barker, Miss Edna
Flicker, Phillip Addison, and Milton. c.
White.
Mrs Stanley Mathews entertained al
luncheon yesterday Mrs. Peckham, Mrs
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mrs AIger. Mrs.
Chaffee Mrs Henry Kirk Porter. Mrs
Anderson, Miss kean, Mrs. Pinchot,
Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. PIERCE Mrs. J. B.
Henderson, sr., Mrs. Hobson, Mrs Ed
son Bradley, Miss Schenck, and Miss
Mitchell.
Mrs. Fairbanks- will be hostess ar q
, tea February g. and will give several
dinner parties during the month.
Mrs. James Nj. Greene, of Massachus-
sets Avenue. win be hostess at dinner
tonight for Mr. and Mrs Nelson, and
Miss Nelson of Kansas City. who are
row in Washington
Colonel Michael. of the State Depart
ment, ard Mrs. Michael, entertained In
a delightful manner about forty OF their
friends Friday evening, by an illustrated
| lecture. coiored lantern slides being
used, on Japan. Henry A. Strahmeyer,
of New York, being the entertainer
The japanese Minister, Mr. Takahira,
and the first and second secretaries OF
the legation, Ek1 Hiokf and Masnanao
No
lecturer has spent many months in ia
/ pan, and the slides were made from pic
f; lures which he took IN his travels. the
photographs TO later be used in his uni
yersal educational series
| Japar. was suggested in all the decora-
| tons Of the house, arrangement OF the
! flowers and so on, and even in the re-
| freshnent, served from japanese dishes
i The ice cream was Favored with tea, a
! custom prevalent in the Island King
DOM There was music and conversation.
and everyone appreciated the departure
from conventional lines
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois gave a luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Catharine Williams,
| OF Chicago, and Mrs. RidgeIy, of Wash
| ington Among the guests were the
| Misses Warner and Misses Southerland,
Miss Stone. Miss Schroeder, and Miss
! Birney The table decorations Were n
red tulips and maidenhair fern
Miss Harriet Richardson was hostess
1T a largely attended o'clock tea yes
! terday afternoon, in honor of President
| Taylor and the aiumnae-
| The visit of the Vassar women to
Washington was marked by number
of generous entertainments, one OF the
largest being the tea Friday afternoon,
with Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed as
hostess.
Owing to the fact that the guests OF
honor were almost two hundred in mum
Der, and were most of them total stran-
gers in Washington, Mrs. Weed had an
unusually large receiving party. Re
ceiving with the hostess, who wore an
exquisite pink daIencon lace rope and
carried a huge bunch of her class flow
ers, La France roses, were President
| Taylor OF NaSs&r and MIS- Fairbanks,
wife OF the Vice PreSident-elect. Mrs
| Fairbanks, who is a graduate of Ohio
| Wesleyan University, wore a white EN-
broidered crepe, with a white toque-
The other ladies assisting in the draw
Alger, Miss Cameron, Mrs. Dalzel, Mrs
Brooks wellesley, Mrs. Hill. Mrs
Sampson, who, prior to her marriage Il
Admiral Sampson, was a member Of
Arnold Hague, who is a trustee Of Bar
Card College; Mrs. Walcott, Mrs. Ham
lin, Mrs. Loose. Mrs. Thurston. Miss
Hume o. Miss Hartzel. SO; Miss H1ll
| 50; Miss Purman, Miss futile, '0G; Miss
richardson, '96; Miss Madeira, So; Miss
| Moore and Miss Helene Black, e4. Last
evening the alumnae dinner was held al
! Rauscher's when nearly 200 NassaI
women paid tribute to the love and 10y.
altY 20 their alma mater Shortly after
dinner speeches were made by Presi
dent TAYLOR Colonel Wagner. of tbs
army. and Robert Lincoln O'Brien. TIL
dinner broke up after the alumnae had
Joined in singing the Alma Mater
song.