The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cochran
entertained at dinner last night c0mpl-
mentary to their house guest. Mrs. Isa-
belle Strong. stepdaughter OF Robert
Louis Stevenson. In the company were
Baroness Hengeimuller. wife Of the Aus
tro- Hungarian Ambassador; the Danish
Minister, Mr.. Brun Senator and Mrs.
Depew. Gen. Crozier, Mr.. Moreton
Frewen, Of London; Senator Bacon. Miss
Cockrell, and Or. and Mrs. Alexander
Magruder.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph T. Thropp gave a
dinner last night complimentary TO their
son, Joseph Z. Thropp. jr.. who is visit
/ ing them, and his friends. The young peo-
pie afterward went to the hop at the
navy yard.
Mrs. John NJ. Moore. wife of Represent
atiye Moore, of Texas. and Miss Moore,
and Mrs. Thomas Hackney, wife OF Rep
resentative Hackney. of Missouri. will re-
ceive Tuesday at the Normsndie Hotel
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
were the guests complimentary to whom
Senator and Mrs. Stephen b. Elklns en-
tertained at dinner last night at their
home in X street
| Mrs. .LOhn Crayke Simpson entertained
at the second of the large luncheons she
has given this week at her residence in
Massachusetts avenue yesterday Her
guests were Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Gale,
Mrs. Green, Mrs. Stellwagen, Mrs. Ken
dall Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. W r. Curtis, Miss
Ida Thompson, Mrs. John o. Evans, and
Mrs. Charles Foster.
Dr and Mrs Carey Langhorne enter
tanned at dinner last evening compliment
tary to Mrs. Langhornc's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Gah, who have recently
returned from an extended trip to Europe
Mrs. Jack Biddle was at home yesterday
afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Murphy.
who is her house guest.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. E.
Waring, 1923 Newton street northwest
was the scene of a reception Tuesday
evening TO the official board OF Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. The enter
tainment was arranged by Mr.. Waring's
Sunday school class of young men and
women.
During the evening vocal selections
were given by the male quartet of the
Epworth League. the members Of which
are Mr.. Frank Evans, Mr.. Frank Keyes
Mr.. Sappington. and Mr. wins Others
who contributed musical numbers were
Miss Jessie Hansberger, Miss Alice Roche
Miss Rose Osborn. Mr.. Milburn, Mr.. Pal
mer, and Mr.. Madert, all OF whom are
members of the Sunday school orches-
ira.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs Lewis W. Call. Dr. and Mrs D. T.
BirtweI, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Croxton
Mrs Mary Cohen. Mr.. George Compton
MIR. and Mrs. r A Dellett. Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Dawson. Rev. ana Mrs. VIII
bur Davidson. Rev. Albert Osborn, Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Harding. Mr. and Mrs
r. Hit, jT., Mr. and Mrs. l.. s. Hall, Or.
and Mrs J. Ben Nichols Mr.. George
Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Alouzo Tweedale,
Mr. +. b. Walker Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Williamson, Mrs. Clara Woolard. MT. ana
Mrs Richard Evans, Miss Annie r.
Bayne, the Misses Byers. Miss Eva
Compton. Miss Lizzie Crawford. Miss
Nary Evans, Miss Fry, Miss Charlotte
Deirick Miss Ethelwyn Hail. Miss Grace
Hall, Miss Hattie Hayes. Miss Laura Jar
Wis, Miss Linthicum, Miss Jessie Lloyd.
Miss Zella Manverse, Miss Mansfield,
Miss Kane. Miss Angie Nuckolls, Miss
Estelle Ryan, Miss Rock. Miss Elsie
Roche, Miss Edith Potbury. Miss Madison
Small, Hiss Ruth Wanger, Miss Elnor
Walker, Mr.. Albert Bogue, Mr.. Camp, Mr..
John p. Evans. Mr. Edwin Evans, Mr.
Warner Gibson, Mr Calm Mr.. Harry
Garner Mr.. Joseph Milburn. Mr. O'BOyle
Mr.. Harry Reid Mr.. William Springer,
Dir. Herbert Terrell, Mr.. Clarence Wiley,
and Mr.. a. B. Zahn
Mrs John y. Pistol was hostess at a
tea Wednesday afternoon complimentary
10 Miss Weber her house guest, Of Lewis
town. Pa. The tea table was decorated
in red the color scheme Of the center
piece being carried out by red-capped
candles and confectionery Assisting
Mrs. Pistol were MIS- George Fiske Dud-
ley, Mrs Edgar p. Copeland. Mrs. Jack
Maury Mrs. Edward c. Perry. Miss
Meckle, Miss Everett, and Miss Perham.
A dance was held last night at Rausch=
ers by the Beauregard Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacv.
feature Of the evening was the post
office, from which valentines were dis
/ tTibUted.
Among the patronesses were Mrs. j.
W. Bankhead, of Alabama; Mrs. owen.
Of Oklahoma; Mrs. Taylor. Of Tennessee;
Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Mrs. Benjamin