The Washington herald., 1907-02-20

by Mines. Eames and NOroica, Ellison
van Hoose and Marguerite Hail. Miss
Sans-Souci has made brilliant record
In Europe as well as In this country
as a pianist and organist. and II IS only
In the past five years that she has been
known as "a composer.
Mrs. Knight will also present Mrs. p.
Lee Phillips in a group Of songs, and
Miss De Guerrin. violinist Mr. Frank
Croxton. the popular basso soloist. of New
York. needs no Introduction. in March
he will sing I'm the much-talked-of Elgar
Festival in New York. The programme
will begin at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren 9. Beach, ac-
cordng to their usual custom, will arrive
at their II street home this week 20 pass
three months in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Welian Fisher win
be at home this evening at their residence,
1896 o street, from to 8.
The Columbian Women of George
washington University will give re-
ception to meet President Needham. Fri
day, February 2, from 4 10 500, in the
university library.
Mrs Oldberg has arranged an inter
esting programme Of songs TO be sung by
Miss Leefe, soprano. at her regular Fri
/ day afternoon musicale this week.
Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley and Mrs.
| Charles Perry Miller will be at home for
the last time this season this afternoon
from to 6 O'Clock, in the Bentley home,
I11l6 Ninth street. Mrs Bentley and Mrs
Miller are interesting brides Of little more
than year ago.
Mrs. julius J. Peyser, Of 1923 Sixteenth
street, will discontinue her Wednesdays al
home for the season.
At the recent heart party OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Z. Pyles Of 100 S street. the
hosts and all their receiving party wore
| effective fancy costumes. The receiving
party included Mrs. Oscar Humphrey
/ Mrs Robert Adams. Mrs. Andrew Riley
and Mrs. Rodney j.. Thixton, who pre-
sided at the punch bowl in the red booth
Master Roy Humphrey, in his costume OF
| blue satin and hearts, made most
charming page. The young daughter OF
/ the house. Miss Faith Scribner, in a
/ dainty costume of red, was the accom-
PIANIST for the soloists Of the evening
/ Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Laura
/ Collision, Mr. George Hunt, and Mr.. Julian
! Dodge; selections on the piano by Mrs
/ Grant Hoover and Miss Helen Miers.
The most up-to-date valentine games
were INDUCED in until a late hour, when
! first prize was awarded Mr. Thomas Will
/ son. and Miss Rena Sammls captured the
/ lemon. A sumptuous repdst was served
/ buffet style, in the spacious dining-room
Heart boxes filled with candy made
dainty souvenirs. Valentine inequalities
| by the way, have rather an open field;
therefore, al enjoyed the evening to its
/ fullest extent
/ Among those present were Mss A.
/ knight. Mrs. Birdie Miers and daughter
Mrs. ii. Pyles, Mrs Charles Estes, Mr.
4 and Mrs. john Espey. Mr. and Mrs VIII
/ liam KoOntz. Mrs. NJ Temple, Mrs. LON
| bard. Mr. and Mrs II. Frazier, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Shuckers and son Frank. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. H. Hoenken, Mrs Watson. Mr. and
/ Mrs. Grant Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. George
Hunt, Dr. Herbert Martyr Mr.. and Mrs
/ Ramsteiu, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wilson
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dodge. Mr. Frank
/ Harrison, Miss Beale, Miss Fillius, Miss
/ Hopkins. Miss Susky, Miss Voigt Miss
/ Lillian Riley. Mr. Yoikman. Mr. Leo Wat
/ son. Rena and Marian Sdmmis, Mr. and
/ Mrs Frank Linthicum and daughter Ger
trude. MI Julian Higd0n. Mr. Carey
/ Scribner. Miss Mae Alien, Mr.. William
( Greene, Mrs. Keefe, and Mr.. Tom Keefe
Mrs Wesley B0yee viii be at home this
/ afternoon from 4 to 6.
| Mrs. Ward 4. Fitzsimmons viii be al
[ home on fannie Friday. February p
| but NOT Marcl 1 ~ ~ Tnirfnanfh street