The Washington herald., 1909-02-14


r D. Newman, Z. s. A.; Lieut. Oster
haus. L. s N; Mr. Thomas N. Owens.
Lieut. r G. Powell. l. S A: DR. J.
Pollard. L. s. y; Mr.. Paul Patterson. DR.
Parce. L. 5. A: Nr PeTcival. Lieut. Al
fred Robbins. L s IL G; Lieut. c. Rock
well. T. S. A. Lieut.. Reed. Q. S. N;
Lieut.. ROWciifTe, L 6. N; Mr. Reeves.
Dr.. Reynolds. Z. 6. A: Lieut. F. "
Stewart l. s A; Mr.. R. Stead, DR.. d.
G. Sutton, Dr. Camp Stanley. q. 6. ~;
Mr.. Delos Smith, Lieut. Q. G. Stolbrsnd.
[. 5. A; Lieut. D. Sultan. L. S. A;
Or. Sewers. Liezt@S Shackford, Z. s.
y: Lieut.. Sweet. T. s. ~ Lieut.. NJ c.
Tyler, L. S. A: Lieut. K S. Thomas.
C. 5 A; Dr. A d. futile. L. ;. ~.
Dr.. Toulon. L. 5 A.. Mr Weigand, Mr.
Percival Waters AR Lawrence Weeks.
Dr.. Wright, L. S. A; Mr.. Howard Paul
Nrigit Nr " = Nest AR Ecob, and
Mr. Iselam, Z. 8 n
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained
al beautiful valentine party yesterday
afternoon for their interesting children.
Miss Ellen Bruce. Master Henry Davis.
Master Robert. and Master Tom Lee.
The little ones were asked from 3 to s
o'clock. and formed one Of the prett:est
and most distinguished juvenile parties
possible
Mrs. Lee was assisted by Mrs. Gaines,
wife OF Representative Gaines: Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Lee Phillips.
Mrs Kuser, Mrs Eldridge Jordan. and
Miss Katherine Brown. The children
danced IN the drawing-room and the L.
brary behind e. Later the tiniest tots
were seated az tiny tables. with tiny
chairs. in the library. while the larger
guests sat at small but still diminutive
tables. with chairs IN keeping, in the
large. sunny dining-r0Om-
A huge red heart was suspended over
the bow window. with a silver arrow
stuck through II. and over the large.
round dining table. around which the
smaller tables were arranged. was sus-
pended a graceful fairy in the shape Of
a valentine The souvenirs were large
crepe paper hats Of pale pink, green, and
blue. which, worn by the small girls,
made them all pictures; guns and bay
onets for the boys. with boxes Of candles.
valentines, fancy paper baskets, in which
TO carry their trinkets, and fancy bon
bons.
The little guests were the daughter OF
the Austrian Ambassador, the little
Baroness Nile; the youngest daughter OF
the Belgian Minister, the little Baroness
Kathleen: che children OF Representative
Gaines. and the children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Moore. Col and Mrs. Kuser, the
Viscount de SIbOur. Col BromweIl, Mr..
Montgomery Blair, and scores OF the
members OF the smart circles OF Wash
ington society. The children danced after
their supper. and automobiles and cleo
tries were flied with Juvenile beauty and
toys as they few away with their happy
loads at dusk.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Emerson Study Club was held al the
home Of Mrs. James Atkinson. IN Wood
ridge The work for this meeting was
taken from EmersOn's essay on politics.
Five-minute papers were read by Mrs.
Walton, Mrs Robinson. Mrs Taft. and
Mrs. Love. Mrs. John T. Cole read a
paper on Past laws and present re
forms" Mrs. Pratt read a paper on The
life Of Emerson" and a poem was read
BY Mrs O'Connel Mrs. Christie and
Mrs. Adams were guests OF the club.
After the meeting a dainty repast was
served IN the dining-room, and each lady
was presented with a hand-painted book
let containing an original poem, written
by the sister OF the hostess
A number Of concert parties, TO be fol-
lowed by luncheous. have been arranged
( for Mrs. Green's Monday musicale to-
morrow at Wizards The Hess-Schroe-
| der string quartet and Miss Tina Lerner.
pianist. viii give the programme
The meeting OF the Unity Club on las;
Wednesday evening. at 80 Sixth street
was opened by Mr. frank " Hoadley
president OF the Potomac Club. in the
/ temporary absence OF President l. II
Patterson. and the very excellent pro-
gramms was under the direction OF Dr.
NJ S. Iseman.
The Short Story Club ret at 80 Sixth
street on Tuesday evening last, with the
vice president. Mrs. Rachael Tougate
/ Beck. occupying the chair, in the alb
sence Of President Wilder, who was 81
/ The programme was OF q superior order
and was arranged by Mrs. Christine Wal
/ ton Dunlap.
! After the reading OF the minutes by
| the secretary, Mrs. NJ ~ MetcaIf, The
story OF the evening was given by Mrs
/ Virginia King Frye. Loves Message"
I The Columbia Heights Art Club me-
last Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Will
lam z. Andrews. 1225 Fairmont street. Il
addition to being hostess. Mrs. andrew,
was also chairman for the day Mrs
Robert Bruce Bare gave the art paper
/ Painting in the north N the thirteenth
| century" Mrs. Ada L Clarke presentet
/ the historical paper, Temples ani
| shrines." AS a part o. the social enter.
tainment. Mrs Tobey, OF Lincoln, Nebr.
/ sang four selections, with Mrs. Andrews
| accompaniment. In addition to a con.
/ tralto voice Of great richness, Mrs. Tobey
has a distinct enunciation, which add.
much to the charm Of her singing. Aftel
refreshments the club adjourned 70 nee
next Thursday with Mrs J. Finney En-
gle
Tie circles OF Pennsylvania, Kentucky
Iowa. and Indiana, IN the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church, will give trave
talk in the church on the evening oi
Friday. February 1S Mrs. ". H. Schell
lately returned from Honolulu, and Mrs
Jennie Bates, lately returned from Eng
land, VIII entertain the circles and then
! guests.
Mrs. Boutell. wife Of Representative
Henry S. Boutell. Of Illinois. entertained
az a brilliant tea yesterday afternoon il
her apartments In the Highlands IN honol
Of Mrs. James S Sherman. wife Of III,
Vice President-elect a large company
OF representative official society were tn,
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