The Washington herald., 1906-12-06

season with her family, at Jefferson Bar
racks, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Bailey. of
Harrisburg. Pa, are the guests of Mrs
BaIley's parents, Senator and Mrs. Alger,
at their home In Sixteenth street
Mrs Eddy, of Chicago. and her daugh-
ter. Miss Katharine Eddy. will pass the
winter in Washington, where they have
taken one of the several large apart
ments, 1i55 Sixteenth street
The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr.
Huntington Wilson. and Mrs. Wilson.
have also taken an apartment at 1155 Six
teenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace have re-
turned to washington and opened their
Sixteenth street house. Mrs Wallace
and children were passengers on the
steamer St. Paul, which reached New
York Sunday.
Mrs. Reginald Fendall viii open her
house this evening for reception for
Mrs. n. Landon Reed, of New York. who
will give a short lecture on Physical
Culture for Adults" and some interest
ing suggestions on the now fashionable
voice culture.
Mrs. John z. Reyburn held the first
meeting Of her morning class in Cur
rent Events" at her home on Massa-
chusetts avenue, yesterday. when she
introduced Miss Carolyne Porte to a
company Of thirty or more women. prom
inent In the social life of the Capital. who
listened with much interest TO Miss
Porte's talk on the Presidents message.
The speaker, who has long been known
| as a drawing-room lecturer, in Washing
ton society, and has only recently re-
turned from an eighteen months resi-
! dence abroad, was warmly welcomed by
many friends.
The classes will be continued Wednes-
days at II a. m. through December and
January.
| Mrs. Suzanne OIdberg has issued cards
| for Friday afternoon at O'Clock, in her
studio, in the Belasco Theater. Miss
Jessica Ter WiIllger will give some read
| ings. assisted by Miss jeanette Cowles
/ Vorce, A niece Of Rear Admiral William
: CllEIiEEN 4
will give Wilderbruch's 'Das Hexenlied, -
music by Max Shilling.
The Princeton University Giee Club,
! fifty strong. will give a concert in the
New Willard ballroom on Saturday even
| ing. December p. The club will remain
over IN Washington for two days. and
viii be extensively entertained while
here, several teas being given In its honor.
Miss Caryl Crawford has gone 10 Phil
adeIphia to assist Miss Wheeler to receive
at the musical tea which Andrew Wheel
er viii give at the Bellvue-Stratford.
when she makes her formal bow to So
ciety, this evening.
The Philadelphia Orchestra viii do its
share to make the occasion a memorable
one
The annual luncheon and sale OF the
Pierce Guild will open its three days
/ session at noon to-day at the Masonic
/ Temple where, as in former years, a sub
stantlal luncheon viii be served from L
until o'clock under the direct super
vision Of the lady managers. Each OF
the twenty OF more tables Will be pre-
sided over by one Of the Guild, which as
sures excellent service. and charming,
homelike surroundings. in addition to the
4 excellence of the food There will also be
sale OF excellent homemade cakes.
pastry. and confectionery.
Miss Lillian Stone entertained at lunch
con yesterday. when her guests were Miss
/ Evelyn Chew. Miss Margaretta Symons,
! Miss Frederica Morgan. Miss Katharine
/ ClaOaugh Miss CalderUn. Miss Maria
! Teresa Carlo. Miss Alice Shepherd. Miss
| Helen Downing. Miss Madeline Bradley
/ Miss Helen Hibbs, and Miss Louisa
/ Whyte, Of Baltimore.