The Washington herald., 1907-02-04
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Charity Entertainment for
Working Boys Home.
DEBUTANTES TO TAKE PART

wiley Entertain at thinner Tor mr.
and Mrs. Forbes Robertson - Mr.
and Mrs. T. p. ShOnts to Give small
CotiIliOn This Evening.
Another charity in which fashionable
society is interested is the entertainment
which viii be given at the New Willard,
on Tuesday, February Il, In aid of the
Working Boys Home.
number Of the boys and girls who
participated in Irs. Clover's fancy dress
ball for children on Saturday afternoon
will be presented in a series of tableaux,
under Mrs. Barney's direction, which are
now being earnestly rehearsed in the
japanese gallery Of Mr.. Charles Ffoulke.
AT the Valentine Tea" which is TO fol-
low, a bevy Of the seasons debutantes
win assist the ladies in charge of this
particular feature OF the entertainment.
After to-day, tickets can be obtained.
between Il and Z O'Clock. daily. at the
residence Of Mrs. y. S. Lincoln, 2l0S r
street
Mrs. John II. Edwards. wife of the As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, will
give a tea on Thursday. complimentary
to the Misses Shaw. daughters OF the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw.
Signor Montagna, Of the Italian EN-
bassy, who is now enjoying several
months leave Of absence in Europe,
writes from Rome of his promotion TO
substantial increase in rank on which
Signor Montagna is receiving many con
CALCULATIONS.
Representative and Mrs William II.
Wiley entertained at dinner last evening
complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Forbes
Robertson.
Mrs. F. 3. Moran entertained a bridge
party Of more than ordinary interest or
Saturday afternoon, when the guests were
invited 20 meet Mrs. Upton-Muir form
erly Of Louisville Ky, but now residing
in Washington.
The prizes were dainty silver utilities
for desk or toilet table and provided in
Va usual numbers.
Taking part in the game were Mrs.
Tiffany Dyer Nine Pastor. Mrs. Ten
EyCk Wendell, Mrs. Switzerland. Mrs.
Hinckley. Mrs. Elliott. Miss Jean Loring.
Mrs. Oxnard. Mrs. HUtchins, Mrs Marye.
Mrs. Mason Miss Biddle, Mrs. Magruder.
Mrs. Howry, Miss Cullen. Mrs Clagett.
Mrs. Leslie Irving Mrs. Burrows, Mrs.
Micou. Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Basil Gordon,
Mrs. Hemphill. Mrs. Leutze. Mrs Ken
nedy. Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Eberle. and
Miss Riggs.
At the informal tea which followed
and to which a number OF additional
guests were invited. Mrs. Moran was
assisted by Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Hinckley,
Mrs. Wendell, and Mrs. UpJon-Muir.
Misses Shouts. Miss Jennings. Miss Enrol
Brown. and Miss Switzerland.
At the opening performance Of grand
/ opera this evening at the Belasco the
boxholders VIII include the German Am
bassador and Baroness Won Sternburg
the Minister from Nicaragua, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. Postlethwaite. Mr
and Mrs. Edison Bradley. and Mr.. F. L.
Huidekoper.
Mrs. Knox, wife Of Senator Knox. has
cards out for a tea Tuesday. February y.
TO s o'clock, 10 meet her daughter-in-
law, the bride Of Mr. Reed Knox, whose
marriage took place last week.
Mrs. George l.. Gillespie viii be at
home tomorrow afternoon for the first
time this season, and again on Tues
day. February =. No cards have been
issued for these days. when Mrs. Gill
lespie viii De pleased 10 welcome all her
friends 10 hcr new home. 1893 New Hamp-
shire avenue
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Shonts will close
their season Of hospitality this evening
with a small cotllllon. when they will
entertain the friends Of their daughters.
Mrs. Shonts and the Misses Shonts will
probably pass the Lenten season at one
Of the Florida resorts and go to Europe
for the spring and summer.
MI and Mrs Perry Belmont went 10
Now York yesterday for a few days visit
and 10 attend the opera this evening.
The engagement IS announced Of Miss
Adelaide Kenyon. of Chicago. and Can't.
Charles Albert McAlHster. Of the United
States Revenue Cutter Service. and their
marriage is to take place in the spring.
Miss Kenyon has spent several seasons in
Washington and has host Of friends
here. She met Capt. McAllister in this
city. where ne has been attached to the
Revenue Cutter Service Bureau Of the
Treasury Department as engineer-in-chief
Of the service.
Mrs. Marshall Field. jr. who is now
residing permanently in England. arrived
in New York Saturday to spend just one
week IN her native land, where she has
been called by business.
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff. Of New York,
arrived yesterday at the New Willard,
where she VIII pass the week.
Mrs. Charles Guthrie, of New York. who
proposes passing the early spring in
Washington, has taken an apartment at
the Connecticut. d.
The board of lady managers Of the
Presbyterian Home will give a reception
at the home 1920 NJ street northwest.
this evening, from $50 20 Il, following
the dedication Of the Home. The presi-
dent. Mrs Theodore North Mclaughlin.
viii be assisted in receiving by Mrs. T.
s Hamlin. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe Mrs.
Albert Evans, Mrs. Donald Macleod,
y Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs. George Wilson.