The Washington herald., 1909-02-08

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Sewer officiating. The future home Of
York
Miss Mary Alsop Cryder entertained at
a musicale and tea yesterday afternoon,
in her home in y street. The artists we're
Miss Marion McFall. soprano. and Miss
! Ethel Tozier. pianist. Their programme
was as follows:
Aris. ''Louise'' Cvasrusutir-
Mis- McFan
! fc1Sa1ts f-7--<-
'Toreado- e An6zi,lss'' .R;bins;efD
Mss Tozier
Sc N n anlaS- S--....-......--.--... Tpnzs
DeF Susshaun scluInaun
The Years a. tire speiag Beaeh
Miss McFah.
Ths Ls-E Bziakfrsr
Mis- Tone-
seTS1soe PsTns
Miss McFaH.
A. the close OF the programme Mss
McFan was requested 10 repeat several
numbers. which she did-Denza's -Se tu
m amas" and schumann's Der Nuss-
baum and for encore Rogers At Part
ing" which she sang delightfully."-. Miss
McFall's French diction Is particularly
good, and she sings with artistic finish
and style. in clear. sweet high soprano
voice OF good timore. She IS a cult
waited musician, being quite as skilled a
pianist and accompanist as she Is q
singer. although she has been obliged 20
cancel all engagements for accompanying
because OF an injury 20 her finger. re-
eeived IN an automobile accident about
six weeks ego.
Miss Tozier played brilliantly and ar
tisticaIly and with exquisite technique
all her numbers. and during the tea was
obliged 10 play again. giving Chopin
/ Minuts" waltz She also played al Miss
McFalrs accomplishments delightfully."-.
Among the guests were Mrs. and Miss
Hartman. the Misses Stickney. Miss
Monroe. Miss Ledyard who poured tea:
Mrs. McLeran; the Persian Minister. Gen.
M0rtezG, Khan: Prince Armed and Mira
Armand, OF the Persian Legation; Baron
Katterbach. Mr.. Ackland. and Mr.. Huyck.
Mr.. snd Mrs Edson Bradley entertained
at dinner last evening In their new
home in Dupont circle
Invitations VIII be issued to-day by Mrs.
James Mcmillan for the marriage OF her
granddaughter. Miss Grace Mcmillan
Jarvis. 10 Mr. Preston Gibson. on Feb
rusry q. al ( o'clock. IN the Mcmillan
home IN Vermont avenue. A reception
VIII fellow the ceremony at O'Clock
Miss Jarvis wiz be attended by Miss
Constance EOyt, Miss Carrie Louise
Mum, Miss Martha Cameron. and Miss
Fannie Hanna, OF Cleveland. Ohio. Rich
srdson Gibson. OF Lexington. Ky. will
act as best man for Bfr- Gibson and
among the ushers viii be Reginald Van
derbilt, Paul Rsiney. William E Hit. W.
i v. Keith Clarence Moore. Larz Ander-
son, and Edward B. Mclean.
Mrs. J. y. Speei and Miss Hitchcock
VIII not be at home tomorrow. the 9Th.
but VIII be az home Tuesday. February
Is. and the following Tuesdays Of the
season.
Mrs H 7. Tesgart and the Misses
Tsggart viii be at hons Informally
Tuesdays, February 2 and Is
Mrs. Long. wife OF Senator Long. OF
Kansas. celebrated Kansas Day most
httingly by having with her at her re-
ception the wives Of the members of the
Kansas delegation II Congress and their
daughters. and. likewise. the members
themselves. and the Kansas girls who
are getting the finishing touches to
their education in Washington private
schools. TIE women and the gowns were
/ ing array, from the hostess 10 her two
small girls.
Mrs Long, gowned In pale blue MESA
lins made IN empire fashion, received
her guests IN the front drawing-room.
She had with her Miss Dolly Curtis. sis
ter Of Senator Charles Curtis, Of Kansas.
1 who wore a stunning gown OF cedar
coloTed satin made directoire. with 2
lace yoke and long sleeves. and a trim
ming OF delicate embroidery in pale
shades OF pink, blue, and yellow. with &
large black hat, directoire style, with
black plumes; Mrs. Scott. wife OF Rep
reseRtative Charles Frederick Scott OF
lola who wore black satin, with bodice
OF black lace over cloth OF gold, and yoke
| OF cloth OF gold. with pale blue hat
with crown OF cloth OF gold and black
| plumes; Mrs. Anthony. wife OF Daniel
Read anthony, IT.. OF Leavenworth. who
wore a black messaline directoire gown
| with large white hat and black pIunes
her japanese wrap. OF gorgeous embroid-
! cred satin, made In kimono style, at
/ tracing much admiration; Mrs. Miller.
wife OF Representative James Monroe
/ Miller. OF Council Grove. who wore black
/ velvet, with large black hat and some
| handsome lace; Mrs. Campbell, wife Of
/ Representative Philip Pitt Campbell, Of
/ Pittsburg, Kans. who wore a direetolre
gown OF purple satin and white lace. with
large black hat and plumes OF purple:
Mrs. Madison. wife Of Representative
/ Edmund H. Madison. Of Dodge City. who
wore robe Of white lace over white
satin made empire, with large white hat
| and white plumes and boa, and Mrs
1 Richards who wore natural Dongee with
bands Of pale blue and cIuny lace.
Miss Vera Clemes. the young niece OF
Mrs. Long. wore n pretty gown Of old
rose chiffon over silk Of the same shade
with rufies edged with tiny rufies Of
white lace. and the daughters Of Senator
and Mrs. Long were IN lingerie frocis of
white. with white sashes and hair RIB
! bons.
The young schoolgirls assisting were
Miss Lillian Abraham. in apricot satin
directoire gown. with large black hat and
yellow piumes: Miss Sylvia Abraham, OF
Kansas City. Kans.. who wore a princess
gown OF pale blue satin, with girdle OF
embroidery, large blue hat, and pale
blue feather boa; Miss Josephine Smith,
Of Wellington. Kans-. IN a directolre
EowI Of yellow satin. With large white
bat and white plumss, and white feather