The Washington herald., 1909-10-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.

one OF the coming events of the season
which VIII interest society is a kermess.
which will take place at the New Willard
on the evenings OF December IS, %, and 30.
This entertainment will be FOR the benefit
OF the National Junior Republic. Miss
Stewart. who has had such success
throughout the country, will supervise the
dances.
AT the entertainment to be given by the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. Daughters OF
the Confederacy. at the Arlington. We'd
nesday. October y. entitled AN Evening
in the Old SOUTH the officers OF the
chapter will be assisted by Mrs. Archi-
bald Young. president of the District
division. United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy; Mrs. William o. Roome presl-
dent Of the Southern Cross; Mrs. J. Z.
Mulcare, president of r. +. Lee Chapter
and Miss Mary Desha, president OF Albert
Sidney Johnston Chapter Mrs William
a. Wayne, president OF Beauregard Chap
ter. is attending the general convention
OF the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy at Houston. Tex.
Miss Robyn Young. the debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Young,
will he presented at tea at the home
of her parents. in street. December Il
Miss Young Is graduate Of the National
Cathedral School.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon gave a musicale
az their residence, in L street, last even
ing. Among those present were Miss
McLear, Mr. and Mrs. Rheime. DR.. and
Mrs Truman Mrs. Harris, Miss Flor
ence Davies. Miss Jones. Mrs. AImutt
Miss Paxton. MeSsrs. Taylor, Smith.
Paxton. Weaver. and Rodolfo Padro and
Barranco, Of the Cuban Legation
Mrs. NJ V. f. Mackrille was hostess at
a charming tea at her residence, in West
kirke street. Monday afternoon to meet
the Washington Cathedral Embroidery
Guild. OF which her daughter. Miss Lucy.
is director. Mrs. G. G. r Bratenahl,
wife OF the rector OF St Adams, presi-
dent OF the guild. poured tea. Mrs. +.
l.. Gregg. wife of the headmaster Of the
Washington Cathedral School for Boys.
assisted her. Mrs Louis Austin served
ice cream; Miss Mary Lothrop and Miss
Irene Noble served punch, and Mrs.
Charles Lowell and Miss Mary Lewis
presided in the exhibition room. Mrs.
Mackrille was assisted IN receiving her
guests by her daughter Mrs. DIR. Henry
A. May, wife Of Or. May, L. s. n; Mrs.
Van der We're, and Mrs. owen Dorsey
Among the silk pieces on exhibition were
thirty-nine embroidered I'm silk. forty
five pieces Of white embroidered linen
used at the service of holy communion.
five altar hanginEs four cathedral ban
uers. fourteen stOles and a inter for
the Diocese Of Washington. an exact
copy of the inter OF 81. Thomas a
Beckett, Archbishop Of Canterbury in the
twelfth century. The figure OF the Good
Shepherd, three feet In height exquis-
itely embroidered for the Jerusalem altar,
was one of the most beautiful articles.
Among the callers were the Bishop Of
Washington, DR. Harding: Rev. T. 5.
Childs Rev q c. r. Bratenahl. Mrs
Clarence Dawson. MIS-. V T. Hodges.
Maj. and Mrs. J. c. ord. Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Weaver, Miss Stone. Mrs. Fred
erick Van Dyre, and many Of the clergy
and laity.
Nine. de Meissner will give read
ing in aid Of the Christ Church choir
fund Tuesday, October %. at O'Clock,
in Christ Church Sunday school, Thirty
FIRST and O streets northwest The read
ing viii consist of scenes from The
Tar FeOdor' which forms part OF Count
Alexis Tolstors great historical trilogy.
the first number Of which. Ivan the
Terrible was produced for the first time
Ill.