The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

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Mrs. James Breck Perkins. Representa-
tive and Mrs. WashbUrn, Mr.. and Mrs
McClintock. Miss Brodhead, Mr.. Giimour,
and Mr.. Remey.
Prof Willis Moore. Of The Weather Bu-
reau, and Mrs. Moore left on Tuesday
? for Chicago, where they were the special
guests al q banquet given this evening
by the Chicago branch Of the National
Geographic Society. Mr.. Moore viii lee
ture on Friday evening before the Chi
csgo University and on Saturday night
before the City Club. Of Chicago. During
their stay In Chicago they viii be the
guests Of Ars. Baverne Moves in her
Lake Shore Drive home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs McGrath. Mr.. Wilson Brown.
and Mr. Harry Francis. all OF Balti-
more. came over TO Washington early
yesterday 10 spend the day and for DIN
ner tonight at the New Willard. They
made a tour Of the city with some Wash
return 10 Baltimore to-day
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby. Of SlIs r street.
Georgetown. win he at home this after
noon, formally. for the last time this
season. She viii have with hsr from
3 to o'clock Mrs. Lewis Marshall. Miss
Temple. Of Tennessee. who is spending
the winter in Washington. and Miss
Keim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained
a small company al dinner last evening
previous 20 the dance at the Chevy Chase
Club, given by some Of the bachelor and
benedict dancers in society.
Gen. and Mrs Sharpe were dinner hosts
last night
Miss MabIe Boardman entertained
small dinner company last evening. when
the guests Of honor were the Attorney
General and sars- Boaaparte.
Mrs. Audenreid entertained a dinner
company last evening. Covers were laid
fer twelve
neciCel A'iir~tot- 4 = n. anc Mrs. /
J. C. Boyd entertained at dance at /
Rauscher's last evening for their daugh- 1
ter. Miss Alice Boyd. a debutante ofsthis
season About l00 guests were present. /
and a seated supper was served at mid 4
night Mss BOyd is a granddaughter Of /
the late Mr. Caleb c Willard. one Of /
Wsshington.s old residents.
Mrs. Charles II. Campbell and Miss
Campbell entertained at a tea yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Weller
presided over the tea table. which had
OF red roses and red candle
shades. Mrs. Campbell had assisting her
Mrs NJ I Weller, Mrs. ). J Walsh. Mrs.
Frank Reeside Mrs. Milton B. Richards.
Mrs. s G. Cornwell, Miss Murray, Miss
Fry, Miss Mildred Finkle, Miss Alice
MaydweIL and Miss Marie Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus L. Perrie have
ssued cards announcing the marriage of
-her daughter. Mary Gray. 10 Mr.. Joseph
chiswen Duke. on Monday, February 4
n this city. The bride and bridegroom
viii be at home after March at 1905
street southeast.
Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chapman enter
aimed at luncheon yesterday, when COW
rs were laid for fourteen.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Annie Decker Orr. daughter Of Mr.. James
?. Orr. assistant general traffic manager
4 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
II oakmoRt. Pa, and Lieut. Walter O.
3oswei. I. s. A. The wedding Will take
lace soon after Easter. Miss orr is a
ilece OF Gen. J. ". Reilly, L. s. A; is q / )
'raduate Of Wellesley, and IS an accom-
lished and popular young woman. \
Mrs. George ". Trowbridge. 1871 H ]
treet is obliged TO recall her invitations I
OF this afternoon, or account Of severe {
.iness- The reception was to have been
7ven for the president and members Of
ne Society OF the Daughters Of 1872.
Mrs. Walter Mclean is not occupying :
Ct residence, at 21o9 0 street. but is At
ONE or Mondays al quarters. ct the
avy yard. because Of Capt McLean's as
ignment 70 duty there.
Mrs. Sewers viii not be at home on Fri
ay, February Z but viii be the follow
lg Friday.
Mrs John R Mclean entertained at
lneheoE q company yesterday in honor
f Miss Lillian Chew.
Mrs Theodore ?. Shuey. OF 21z7 Cali
'rnia avenue. and Miss Shuey viii not
sceive to-day.
Mrs Roberta J. Shaneor announces the
iarriage Of her daughter. Miss Mary
irglnta. TO Mr.. Charles T. Newman on
'ednesday. February To- at the parson-
&c OF the Lutheran Church Of the Refor-
alton by the Rev John Weidiey. !
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