The Washington herald., 1908-05-03
ENTERTAINMENTS.


Club at a 5-o'clock tea next Friday aft
ernoon.
The ladies Of the Congressional Club viii
hold a business meeting next Wednesday
morning, at 1870 o'clock. IN the parlors
/ of the Tea Cup Inn, In II street.
Prof and Mrs. II. l.. Wilder snd Mr.
/ Augustus G.. Heaton, 1918 Seventeenth
| street northwest, entertained friends at 8
musicale Wednesday evening The oeea-
sion was the wedding anniversary oi
the professor and Mrs Wilder and the
/ birthday of Mr.. Heatou.
/ Decorations OF flowers and palms were
! everywhere throughout the house. The
| drawing room, Moorish in design, fur
| nished in tints of the Alhambra in Spain
was decorated with azaleas. The gothic
/ dining-room was "a profusion of hydran-
geas, and the hail and other rooms were
/ in roses. carnations, and potted plants.
The guests occupied the studio during
/ the musical numbers. Mr.. Arthur How
/ tt the English tenor singer gava sew
/ eral vocal numbers. accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Wider. Miss Johnson and
! several other young girls from the BTis-
| tel School contributed songs and piano
solos
/ Miss Murray. ~ the Columbia School oi
/ Music. sang several Scotch songs Mrs
/ Rachel FOusgate Beck and Mr.. Heator
/ reoitr6 original poems
/ At the close n the programme refresh
ments were served, and the party ended
I with a Virginia reel
! Representative and Mrs. Andrew Barch-
I field, of the Connecticut, had as dinner
guests on Thursday evening Mr. Carl
Cappel Dr. Williams. Mr.. Fred Klump,
Mr. J. Peters. and DR.. Webber, all OF
Pittsburg, Pa.
/ At the regular ladies' evening Of the
/ Mercantile Club on Tuesday the bridge
whist prizes we're won by Mrs. Silas
/ Rosenthal and Mrs Arthur Baumgarten,
and the whist prizes were awarded to
Ms. Louis KoeEigsberg, OF New York,
and Mrs. II. kaufman.
Mrs. Arthur T. Ramsey has issued
| cards for a tea on May in Fairmont
! Seminary from 4 TO 6. She will be assist
/ ed by Mrs Scott G. Bone, Mrs L. White
Busbey. and T. .. Ansberry.
The senior class Of Washington Semi
nary have issued cards for the play,
| 'Endymion, which they viii present to-
morrow evening in Carroll Institute Hall.
Mr., and Mrs, F. Z. Young. Of 81 Sew
enth street northwest. will be at home
i this evening from 10 10 o'clock in honor
/ of the engagement OF their daughter.
/ Leona and Mr. Nathan Frank. Of Balti-
more
/ The annual meeting Of the Council Of
1 Jewish Women will take place tomorrow
evening IN the vestry rooms of the Eighth
/ Street Temple, at O'Clock. The pro-
gramme includes reports of officers and
1 ChaiTmen. important business, and cleo
! ton of officers and directors for the en-
/ suing year Music and social hour will
conclude the evening.
| The College Women's Club held its an.
nual business meeting last night in the
womans building of the George Wash
/ lngton University After the reports OF
committees were read general discus
/ sion was had on the development of the
| College Womans Club, In which Mrs, T,
| W Sidwell Mrs. Robert T. Hill. Mrs.
Eugene II. Stevens, Miss Edith Westcott,
and a number Of others took part.
Miss Frances Miller, Of 1851 P street,
gave an informal tea yesterday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Marguerite Knox.
daughter Of Gen Knox, L. s. a, OF
/ Hampton. Va.
Mrs Flora c. Dyer, after spending
holy week and part of Easter week in
New York with her daughter Miss Della
/ G. Dennison. has returned TO her home
here. Mrs. Dyer's May bail is planned
/ for. as usual, this year, and viii be given
IN National Rifles Hall.
The younger element OF smart society
is showing interest in the dance for the
/ benefit of the Rough Riders Monument
fund, to be given at Washington Bar
racks. in the attractive ballroom Of the
officers Club, Tuesday evening.
The patronesses for the affair are Mrs.
J. Franklin Bell. Mrs Henley. Mrs. Gar.
lington. Mrs. Sharp Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs
Elliot, Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Mrs. Langftt
Mrs O'Reily, Mrs. Havard, Mrs. Nc
Gowan, Mrs Aleshire, Mrs. Snow. Mrs
Reber, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. r. S Tay.
lor, Mrs. George B. Davis. Mrs. Koester,
and Mrs. Milton Davis.
The members Of the dance committee
are Misses Abbot, Miss Adee. Miss Bay
ard Miss Helen Downing, Miss H. De
Pue, Miss Darlington. Miss Granger. Miss
1 Ts4fia T4nx-1
! Misses Sessions. Miss Taylor, and Miss
| Louise White
! The floor committee includes Mr.. Beale
! BloomeT, Mr. Norman Bestor. Lieut. II
| T Bull, Lieut. Deitrick, DR., Grayson.
/ Lieut.. De Witt Jones, Mr., Thomas Gill.
| Lieut.. Merchant, Lieut.. Moore, Payuas-
ter Holt, Paymaster MCGOWAN. Paymas-
| ter McRitchie. Lieut.. Tyler. Lieut. Raj.
ston, Lieut.. Thomas, ~ ". Peachy. and
Lieut.. Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Newmeyer. OF the
Plymouth, were rendered a surprise party
on Monday evening in honor of the birth
day of Mr.. Newmeyer. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Newmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Kronheim, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Enzel.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Weyl, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sig
mund. Mr., and Mrs. Sidney c. Kauf-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph weyl. Miss
Tillie Ref. Miss Hattye Weyl, Miss
Edna Weyl. and Messrs Archie Engel.
Alvin Newmeyer. and Lawrence Engel.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Barchfeld ehaperoned
theater party at the Belasco Theater
on Tuesday evening 10 see the Princeton
Triangle Club and later had as guests at
the Willard several members of thu club,
who are fellow-students Of their son, Mr..
Elmer Barchfeld. Those in the party