The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from Page Five.

J. Whit Heron vas adorned with red
roses, RED hearts, and tiny cupids- Miss
laura Sylvester and Miss Edna Roberts
did the honors % the tea table. Mrs.
HerrOa and her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Leroy Heron; Mrs. Paul Keller Miss
Mary Minnix. Miss Mothershead Miss
Hastings. and Miss kearney assisted in
the Inequalities The young hostess wore
rose pink chiffon over pink satin. with a
yoke and sleeves OF tucked tuTIe Miss
ThOmps0H wore white lace over white
satin, made directoire. Mrs. Heron wore
black jetted lace and Mrs. Leroy Heron
pink chiffon.
Senator and Mrs. Burkett gave a din
ner last night al their residence. ISIS Nine
teenth street, in honor OF Gen John
Pershing and wife. the latter a daughter
Of Senator Warren. Of Wyoming The
dinner was followed by g reception TO the
Nebrasksns who are alumni OF the Uni
verSity Of Nebraska now residing IN
Washington
Gen. Pershing and Senator Burkett were
classmates. graduating from the Univer-
sity Of Nebraska IN the class Of 's5. At
the dinner which preceded the reception
Of the resident alumni there were present
I Gen. and Mrs. Pershing, former Senator
and Mrs Thurston, and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
I c. Welliver.
Tie reception was largely attended by
/ the alumni Of the University Of Nebraska.
and practically all members OF the Ne
/ brsska Congressional delegation with
their wives. were present Among the
lmany guests were Peymaster Z. d stan
I ley, L s. y, and Mrs. Stanley, 8Ir- and
Mrs Leonard Harter, Mr. and Mrs. c.
/ y. Melick, Nr. and Mrs. Ransom. Mr..
and Mrs Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Seike.
I Nr. G. G Natson. Mr.. and Mrs. ". P.
Sterns. Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Durham. Mr..
ard Mrs. Albert F. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Palmer Teele. Mr.. Frank Mackoy
/ Johnson, and Miss Bertha Gerieke.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. orme enter
tained az a dance last evening for young
people, the friends Of their schoolgirl
daughter and Of their son. who is in
| college. Their old-fashioned colonial home
J in Georgetown was handsomely decorated
with cut flowers and palms. There were
about sixty guests. Mrs. Orme wore
/ handsome gown Of white satin and Miss
/ EIloise Orne wore dainty frock Of
white batiste. 4 string orchestra fur
nished the music and q late supper was
served
Mrs. Porter. wife Of Maj. David D. Po--
ter. L. s n c.. entertained yesterday
at handsome luncheon IN the home Of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Nottingly, in Q street
Mr and Mrs. r. E. Moore entertained
last evening at their home. 81 0 street
northeast. the occasion being the eight
eenth birthday anniversary OF their
daughter, Gertrude K Various games
were INDUCED in. a number Of vocal Sc
/ leCtiOns were given. and piano solos were
given by Messrs- Milton II. Davis and
Valentine ScanneI. accompanied by
I Messrs. Charles Lynch and Russell Phil
/ lips. a bountifUl supply Of refreshments
we're served in the dining-room. which
was tastefully decorated with the national
coloTs and red carnations.
Hanging from the ceiling were japanese
! lanterns. making q very beautiful effect.
/ Dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
Miss Moore was the recipient Of many
handsome presents.
Among those present were Misses Rosie
Meyers. May FIanegan. Lillian Nevers
Bessie Ritz, Hazel Mohler, Emma Willis.
Anna Finnegan. Emma Dinnis. Nellie
Brandt, Eva Canter. Gertrude Moore.
/ Mrs. Moore. AIRS. Finnegsn. Mrs. Ritz.
and Messrs. George Gentner, Carl Refser.
/ Walter Gentner. Carl a Aue, Burton ".
/ Brunger, Reginald J. James, William G
/ Keehler, y. o. Polkiahorn. ". E. Davis
/ Eugene Kegley. Elmer Beall William AE.
/ Green, W. E. Jasper. Val ScsnneH
+ Charles Lynch, August T. Koehler. Rob
/ ert ". Gates Bryon Beali, John Ritz
( Eugene Tillotson, W J. Murphy, Milton
I H. Davis