The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-23
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page Five.

ruary IS. in Annapolis. The ceremony was
performed By Rev. Father O'Regan, IN
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church Mr.
and Mrs Meade are az home % their
| friends. at 1244 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Arthur c. Proctor. who has been
spending the winter IN Denver. IS here
with her mother. Mrs. William c. Bo6b-
90 Pennsylvania avenue southeast and
viii remain in Washington until after the
Inauguration.
! Mrs. Max Winkler. Of Cincinnati, Is in
Washington for the Inauguration she
viii divide her stay between her sister,
/ Mrs. s. Leoschutz. and her niece, Mrs.
NJ Kaufman
Miss Rosalie Hirshberg. OF Newark. y.
J.. who IS the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Harry Franc, Of IS Fifth street north
west, will receive on Wednesday evening
/ from $50 10 Il
Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn TAFT entertained
at dinner last evening Their guests were
the spanish Minister, Mr. Pima: the Chi
nese Minister, Dr.. WI Ting-fang. and his
daughter-in-law. 3Irs. WI Chao Chu;
Mrs Alfred Thierry, Miss Molly Elliot
Seaweu. Col Robert X Evans, Judge and
Mrs. Amber. Dr. and Mrs James. and
Mr.. Charles s. Scott. Of New York.
Several hundred Daughters Of the
j American Revolution attended the social
meeting Of the District chapters held IN
the woman-s building Of the George
Washington University last evening. The
flags OF the chapters made a brilliant
background for the receiving party The
i national cOlors greeted the eye al every
turn, and plans and flowers added 10 tia
beauty OF the scene The members OF ia
4 chapters and their friends were received
BY the State regent. Mrs. Howard L
Hodgkins: the vice president general for
the District Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
the State vice regent. Mrs George I
Smallwood and the following chapter re
= gents: Mrs Mary :. Lockwood, Mrs
. William R Lowe, Mrs. Sarah ! Crois-
! SAINT, Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer, Miss Mary
Desha. Mrs. DruTy c. Ludlow, Mrs
Harry 7. Guss. Mrs. William Van Landt
4 Cox. Mrs. Thomas II. Johnston. Mrs
Bertha NJ Robbins, Ms Mary &. Beach,
Mrs. Charles W Brown; the state treas
E urer, Miss Anna s. Hazelton. and chap
= lain. Mrs Margaret n X White.
p Mrs. L 3. SwOrmstedt, chairman OF
; the entertainment committee. had the as
: sistance Of Mrs. GUss, Mrs. Albert J.
Gore. Mrs Townsend. Mrs. Mary 2. Hunt,
: Mrs. Blrdsall. Miss Thatcher. Miss Gus
!, It's. Mrs Elise NJ Johnson. Miss Alice
C Reynolds. Mrs. Il. X Fulton, Miss Mabel
> / White, Miss Resale Small. Miss Myrtle
> MOulton, Miss Josephine Webster, Miss
Bertha Tefft Mrs Helen a Engle. Miss
D'Arcy Fishburne, Mrs Harriet A Ar
= mold. Miss Florence P Keene, Mrs.
!. Charles Nelson. Miss Marian Lee Pat
: terson. Miss Mildred Newman. Miss Mat
: tie Thornton, Miss Alice Force. Mrs Ed
I mund Brady, Miss Helen Stout, Mrs. Aus
, tin Mccarthy, Miss May Howard. Miss
/, Catherine E. PoIkiahorn, Miss Nay ?.
l. Duncanson. Miss Mary a Emery. Mrs
; Frank J. Lewis. Mrs. Julian c. Dowell
Mrs TRULY. Mrs. Anderson. Miss Mary
' F BrickforJ, Miss jeanette s. LandOn
o Miss Drake. Miss Lyman, Mrs. A. z. 7
Hansman, Mrs Robert A Bennett, Mrs
Rogers, Mrs G NJ Brumbaugh Eirs
John Hoyt and Mrs E r Rochester
Mrs Kate 3 Gillespie. a member o.
the Cumberland chapter. Of Nashville
b.. Tenn. but now Of Washington, sang the
Love Song by Chapman, and Blossom
y Time" by Needham, accompanied b
u Miss Pearl Waugh. Miss Adele Levers
d sang We Are Daughters Of the Brave.
y composed by Mrs. Middleton Smith.
e Among the out-Of-town guests were
! Miss Vining. OF Massachusetts, and Mis-.
Temple, OF Tennessee.