The Washington herald., 1906-12-30

Wadsworth.
Mrs. George P. Du Bose entertained at
a very attractive tea on Thursday after
noon, when her two daughters. Miss
Camille and Miss Katherine Du Bose,
were presented to a large number of
friends. The decorations OF the drawing
room floor were Of palms and Christmas
green, and the tea table was abiaze with
poinsettia blossoms. Mrs Du Bose wore
handsome black lace gown
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Charles Cragin. Mrs. Albin Farris. Mrs.
Downs Wilson, Mrs. Warden. Miss Kir-
kus. Miss Dodge. Miss Williams, Miss
Parham, Miss Guy, and Miss Du Bose
of Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Grace McMillap Jarvis. whose
Washington debut promised to be one Of
the most brilliant of the present year
viii not return 70 this city until the early
spring, but will enjoy a short season In
Berlin, where she is now the guest of the
Baroness Won Kettler. under whose chap
eronage she has Just been presented at
the German court.
Miss Jarvis is the granddaughter Of
Mrs Mcmillan widow of Senator Nc
MILAN, OF Michigan. with whom she has
made her home from childhood. Mrs. Nc
MILAN will probably entertain quite ex-
tensively in her granddaughter honor
during the post-Lenten season, which
promises to largely redeem the present
lack Of social interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot, of New
ba Of NTr nd
James Pinchot. of Rhode Island avenue,
to remain over New Years Day. Dur
ing the first week in January Mrs Henry
Dimmock, also Of New York. will be Mrs.
Pinchots guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley returned
TO Washington yesterday. and opened
their apartment at Stoneleigh Court for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Batcheller. Of
Boston, who spent last month at the New
Willard, have returned home, where they
are entertaining Count Aldrovandi, Of
Italy. Mr.. and Mrs Batcheller have an
apartment al the Hotel Somerset for the
season.
Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cock
ran have arrived at Algeciras, Spain,
where they viii pass several weeks be-
fore continuing their journey TO Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs Cochran will not make
tour of the world, as announced al the
time Of their marriage. as they propose
passing the early spring at their estate
on Long Island, and also to maze a
short visit 10 Washington In the Easter
season.
Lady Isabella Howard, wife Of Esme
Howard. counselor Of the British En-
bassy and charge d'anaires Of Great
Britain viii sail for America on January
30 and spend the remainder Of the season
in this country
The Misses Henrietta and Lillian Stadt-
muller, Of san Francisco. are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Gruns6y.
Miss Katherine Nelson. who has been
attending school in Baltimore, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Comm, uder and Mrs. Y. s Nelson.
at their apartments IN the Mendoza
Miss Claire Wright. daughter Of Justice
and Mrs Daniel +. Wright, returned to
her home on Sixteenth street last Sunday
after "a two months visit 20 relatives in
Cincinnati, Columbus, and Newark, Ohio.
Mrs YoungbIood. wife Of Col Young
blood, and Miss Frances Youngblood. viii
receive on New Years Day at their home,
1923 Q street northwest. from Z 20 O'Clock
Mrs Lloyd d. Smoot and Mrs. Francis
lie Baron Srnoot. will be al home after
O'Clock on New Years Day, at 1926 r
street.
Mrs. H. A. Dobson, assisted by Mrs. "
H Dobson. Mrs. A y. Dobson. Miss
Moore, and Miss Dobson. will receive on
New Years Day az her residence, lis
Eleventh street northeast
Mrs. George ". Wharton. Of Philadel-
phia. with the Misses Wharton. has taken
an apartment at the Rochambeau TO spend
several months IL Washington.
Mrs Walter 3. Gherardi. wife OF Lieut.
Gherardi. L. 5. n, has opened her resi-
dence on Bradley lane, Chevy Chase,
where she will reside during Lieut.. Cher
ardis absence at sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Smith will be at
home. after p. m, New Years Day, at
their residence. 1886 Sixteenth street
The Greater Washington Band will give
its first promenade concert dance Tuesday
evening January -. at Carroll Institute
Han Dancing Will commence at 9 o'clock.
The Washington Auxiliary Of the Ma
tional Indian Association met at the home
Of Mr. and Nfrs. T. II. Alexander. III Q
street. Addresses were made by Senator
NJ. F. CIapp, Of Minnesota, and DIT. Ales
Hrdlicka. Of the Bureau of Ethnology.
There were also two musical numbers by
Mrs. Eichelberger and T. II. Alexander.
with piano accompaniment.
Miss Eva A Rudy. Of 312 Seventnstreet
northeast, entertained at her home on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Ethel
Mumma. of Harrisburg, Pa. who is visit
ing here.
Mrs. r. Carson. assisted by Mrs. Fred
Heiling. Mrs. William II. Rose, Mrs. Karl
Keyser. Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. Rose Mills,
Miss Helen Foraker. Miss Mamie Brown,
the Misses Isabelle Mary, Mamie, and Mel
lie Mowatt. Miss Witham, and Mrs Ida
B. Carpenter. will receive on New Years
Day from TO 10 p. m. at her home, 500
Eighth street northeast.
Miss Pauline and Miss Helen thinner
mann are spending the Christmas holi-
days with their parents, at their home on
L street. They expect to return to Baiti-
more early in January.