The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-06

and the debutaRte a very becoming gown
OF white satin There was no cOtilliOn.
but very merry supper at u o'clock.
The Marine Band orchestra furnished the
music
Among the guests were Miss Stephanie
Nescot, Miss Eleanor Slater, Miss Morgan,
Miss Molly Dodge. Miss Chew, Miss
Crawford. Miss Leutze. Miss Schroeder,
Miss Clabaugh. Miss Denny Miss Jen-
nings Miss Juliet Williams. Miss Steele.
Miss Olga Converse. Miss Wells, and Miss
Downing, all debutantes of the early WIN
ter. and Miss Loring, Miss Townsend.
Miss lie Bourgeois Miss Switzerland, Miss
Stevens, Miss Miriam Crosby Miss Jean
Crosby, Miss Gertrude Williams. Miss
Oliver. Miss Alice Shepard. Miss Shonts.
Miss Carlisle. Miss Terry, Miss Cassels.
the Misses Perkins. Miss May. Count
Bernstein. Mr.. Seeds. Mr.. Szent-Ivany,
Mr.. e 3. Mclean. Mr. Bingham. Mr.. Lin
coin. Mr.. Wyeth, Mr.. Owen. Mr.. Peariey.
Mr.. Harris, MIR Bloomer, Mr. MCGOWAN.
Mr.. Jackson. Mir Malone. Mr. Dan Dun
can, Mr. Riggs. Mr.. Carlisle. Mr. Stead,
Mr.. Jewell, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Chew. MIR.
Brown. Mr.. Davidge, Mr.. Wiltze. Mr. Sa-
linas. Mr.. lie Teller. Mr.. Benayides, Mr.
Hanihara. Mr. Barry. Mr.. Be.mudez, Mr.
Cassels, Mr Williams. Mr.. Keith, Mr.
Crawford. Mr. Siebert Mr.. Heald, Mr.
Underwood. Mr. Chambers, Mr.. Flournoy.
and Mr. Myers.
Mrs. Bonaparte will hold the last Of her
Wednesday receptions this afternoon
from 4 TO at the Portland.
Mrs. Harry Phelps win receive next
Friday afternoon for the last time this
season.
Mrs. r. J. Watkins receives for the last
time this year at her home, 14l0 NJ street,
this afternoon
Mrs John A LOgan's last receiving day
for this season will be tomorrow.
Mrs. ]. Welsey Bovee viii entertain at
tea this afternoon from to at the Ro-
chambeau.
The Washington Readers Club. for the
study and Interpretation Of literature
through the medium Of dramatic art and
eIocutIoH. held It's last meeting at the
residence or Mr.. n. w. Selah.
The programme was IN charge Of Prof
Charles Richardson, Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. and was a departure
from the usual course Of study pursued
by the club. Certain members were
designated, each 20 read and interpret a
selection which in his individual opinion
constituted the best example Of the beau
tful in English literature Mrs. Josephine
Arnold Smith. secretary Of the club. gave
selections from Milton, Keats. and Shell
ley Mrs. NJ. Landon Reed gave a render
ing Of the poem, Waiting" by John Bur
roughs Mr.. William II. Saunders. presf-
dent Of the club, followed with The
Closing Scene" by Thomas Buchanan
Reade: Mr.. Fred Barbour came next with
In MemoTiam," BY Teunyson, Miss
Kinda Burke selected a portion OF Emer-
son's essay on Illusions" Miss +. Z
Marshall gave selections from Whittier;
Miss Grace Ross followed with Crossing
the Bar" by Tennys0n; Prof Charles
Richardson, after some comments on the
differing conceptions Of the beautiful,
gave the ode TO the Sky!ark," By Shell
ley. After the close Of this part Of the
Prof Charlemagne Koehler
the club by his artistic render
Ing of Wolsey's farewell, from Henry
VIII" and the Seven Ages OF Man"
Announcement comes from Boston OF
the birth Of a son 20 SIR. and Mrs.
Robert Lincoln O'BTien, formerly Of
Washington, and who now reside at
AIIston. Mr.. O'Brien is managing editor
OF the Boston Transcript
Mrs. Charles II Fishbaugh and Mrs.
Paul Whitney Fishbaugh will be at home
at ll9l . street for the last time to-day
Mrs. William c. Fox. Of the Wyoming.
will not receive to-day, but viii be glad
TO see her friends informally during the
remainder Of the month.