The Washington herald., 1909-02-23

III Silver. &c.
l2l5 F ST. and l2l4IS G ST.
be among the events OF the near future.
The engagement was announced Deem
bers last. and the wedding date set for
the early spring.
The Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton were given a reception yesterday
afternoon by Miss Ellen Nay Howard
al her residence, Z7Z5 Thirteenth street
Miss Juliette Fremont, daughter Of Mrs
John c. Fremont. viii leave Washington
to-day for Philadelphia. where she viii
attend the bal masque. Later she viii
go 10 New York TO visit friends Mrs
Fremont is at present visiting her moth
er. Mrs Anderson. at her country place
at Pembert0n. near Philadelphia.
The subscription charity ball last night
at Rauscher's. given by the Octagon
Pleasure Club. was a great social as vel
as financial success.
Miss Elizabeth Woicott Parker. daugh-
ter OF Representative and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker. left Washington yes
terday for Boston, where she viii be
Mrs A. l. Brick. widow OF the late
Representative Brick. u South Bend.
Ind. has come 10 Washington for the
remainder Of the season. She has apart
meHts al the Arlington. Her daughter
is in school here
Mrs. woodward. OF West Virginia. viii
receive in her apartments in the Bancroft
this afternoon from TIL s
Miss Florence RosenthaI. Of Florida
avenue. has gone 10 Baltimore. where
she viii be the guest OF friends for a
few days
Mrs. Charles Kaufman. OF 2g71 Eight
eenth street, after a weeks visit with
her daughter in Baltimore. Mrs. Benja-
min Frank. has returned 10 Washington
Miss Edna weyl, after a visit TO Mrs.
Felix Cohen al the latter's residence in
Baltimore. has returned 20 her home
here.
Mrs. I BerSoVitz. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Eugene Refer. Of
Columbia road, left for Baltimore YES
terday 10 visit friends. after which she
viii return 70 her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Hortense Morris. Of Seventeenth
street. has gone 20 Baltimore, where she
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert Lis
berger.
Miss Rose Frai.%. Of Baltimore. is the
guest OF her grandparents. Capt and Mrs
A Hart OF street northwest.
Mrs. Richard Bartholdt, wife OF Rep
BarthoIdt. wiz receive for the
last time this season this afternoon. At
her home in Euclid street.
Mrs. H. S. Gibson and the Misses Clb-
son viii be al home this afternoon from
4 TO { o'clock.
Representative and Mrs. Keliher. Of
Boston, arrived in Washington Saturday
from their bridal trip. They are at the
Burlington.
Mrs. Henry Wiley Butler and Mrs
Robert Christy viii be at home TO-DAY
from 3 10 6 O'Clock, at 1737 Willard street.
Among the Congressional women reCeiv-
ing to-day al the Dewey will be Mrs.
1oudenslager. Mrs Crumpacker. Mrs
Hamilton, Mrs. vreelaad. Mrs. Graham
Mrs Ellis. Mrs. Graf, Mrs. Currier. Ms
Loud. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs
Morse. Mrs Knott. Mrs. Voistead Mrs
Martin. Miss Townsend. Miss Gran. and
Miss Ada Cover. They viii be ~ home
from to o'clock.
The Assistant Secretary Of the state
and Mrs. J. CaIian O'Laughlin viii en-
terrain at dinner on March 1. at Rau-
scher's-
Mr.. and Mrs Earz Anderson enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in honor of
Miss Jarvis and Mr.. Preston Gibson and
their bridal party.
Bishop William Crane Gray. OF Florida
is spending q few days with Mrs. Joseph
r Johnson.
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
accompanied BY their
daughter. Baroness Mia Heneelmuller.
viii sail on March I for Southern Europe.
where they win spend the rest Of this
winter. and all of next summer. They
viii return to this country about October
|. and will spend the early part OF the fall
IN Lenox. as is their custom.
Mrs Sibley, wife OF former Representa-
i've Sibley. Of Pennsylvania. viii be
anstess AT a tea next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. T FAIR and Miss Ruth Farr.
gho have spent the greater part Of this
winter IN Florida. have returned 10 their
lone in Washington for the rest OF this
eason-
Miss Virginia Frew and Miss winifred
King. OF Pittsburg. arrived in Washing
on Sunday for the wedding Of Miss Jar
is and Mr.. Gibson. which takes place
o-day.
Mrs. N. J. Colbert viii receive to-day |
or the last time this season.
Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer viii be at home /
o-day at the Brunswick from to 6.
Mrs. Marshall. Of $40 Massachusetts /
venue. viii have with her for the in I
uguration week the Bishop Coad5utor Of /
and Mrs. Msckay-Smith /
nd the Misses Mackay-Smith. formerly !
4 Washington.