The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

princesse lingerie frock, with a leghorn
hat trimmed with roses Of two shades of
pink.
Miss Amy wore a street costume OF
light gray material, and "a small black
hat.
Miss Collier wore a girlish frock Of en-
broidered white null and an old rose hat
Mrs Barney wore a black crepe de chine
gown made with a long train, and a large,
black, lace hat
Miss Calvo wore a dainty pink muslin
dress aud a black hat, and Miss Hannah
Taylor white embroidered batiste, and
white hat trimmed with yellow roses.
Mrs. Alexander Britton wore a black
and white foulard silk dress and a leg
horn hat trimmed with pink roses and
pale blue ribbon.
Miss Katherine Reed wore a smart gown
of dark blue foulard and large black hat.
Mrs. Thropp wore a beautiful robe o.
quarter coat of the same material, with
a small green hat.
Miss Katherine Ridgely wore a smart
linen suit of white embroidered in pale
blue, and a white hat with a wreath Of
pink roses on the crown.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely wore a white linen
suit trimmed with bands Of pale blue, and
a white Neapolitau hat, bow Of pale
blue taffeta being the only trimming.
Mrs Roscoe BuImer wore a white en-
broiderod linen and a pink straw hat
with pink piumes falling over the back.
Mrs HoOe wore "a white linen and Cluny
lace suit with a large hat
Miss Oliver wore a white embroidered
linen coat and skirt. and a small hat
trimmed with pink roses.
Miss Edith Miller wore a cafe an lait
jumper suit and beautiful brown Nca-
politau straw hat, with long brown
plUmcs AT the side and back.
Miss Perkins wore a white street cos
tune.
Mrs. Richardson Clever wore n white
suit Of wooden material and a small hat
of black and white
Miss Enroll Brown wore a white linen
suit. and "a dainty white hat trimmed with
field flowers
Mrs Preston Gibson wore q street sui,
Of white s-rge and il beautiful pale blue
hat cncircled with a long pale blur
feather
Mrs. George Brown wore a changeable
blue and gold wolfe. and a hat trimmed
with white ostrich tips
Mrs Joseph Crawford wore the daintics,
of pale blue lingerie prlncesse frocks and a
white hat trimmed with ribbons and lace
Mrs Harold Pach and her guest. Mrs
Farber, Of Chicago. have returned from
a short visit TO Philadelphia and New
York.
NJ. and Mrs. Lee r. Frankel. Of Hot
Springs. Ark. spent a few DAYS in Tho
city an route 90 Norfolk and the James
town Exposition.
Miss Helene Stern is the guest # rela-
tives In Norfolk, Va.
Miss Clara Oppauheimer. Of New York
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs Alexander
of Harvard street
Mr.. and Mrs Louise Eiseman and son
Lester. Of 1870 Eighteenth street, will bC
at home to-day after Z o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias RaT are enjoying
the sights of the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs samuel Baron, nee Annie
May Silver, of Augusta, Ga. whose wed
ding was one of the social events Of that
city on Tuesday. are guests at the
Raleigh Hotel
Mrs. II. Baum. Of T. street. has returned
from a short visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King and son Syl-
van will be 8t home to-day from 20 q.
p. u., at 1924 Eighth street northwest.
Mrs. Isaac Behreud entertained th.
Afternoon Bridge Whist club az her home
i'm Georgetown on THURSDAY The prize
was won by Mrs. Rudolph b. Behreud
The members present were Mrs. a. Sig.
mond. Mrs Simon kaun Mrs. Sidney G.
Kaufman. Mrs Sol Minister, and Mrs
Gcrson Ncrdlinger.
Mr. Isadore Kronheimer is in Atlantic
City for n short stay.
Mrs. George VI. Rohcson, whose eye!
were recently operated upon, is recovering
ut her home, in \ street, the operauo-
having been successful
The Russian Ambassador and tn,
Baroness Rosen. with their daughter
Baroness Elizabeth Rosen. and the gentle