The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-20

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/ Breck Perkins. president OF the club. was
I assisted In receiving By Mrs. Ollie NJ.
/ James. Mrs Morse Mrs Terrell, Mrs
Anthony, and Mrs. Slayden- Mrs. Yes
/ pasian Warner and Mrs. A W. Gregg pre-
sided at a very pretty tea table. which
was decorated with ferns and spring flow
eTs.
| Invitations have been issued for the
wedding reception Of Miss Ethel daugh-
/ ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND E. Fleherty,
and Mr.. James Oscar Peed on Thursday
/ evening. April s. from $50 till 1879 o'clock,
at SIC East capitol street.
| Miss Helen Hunt. who has been the
guest here OF Miss Helen Buchanan.
daughter OF Gen James A Buchanan. has
gone 10 Now York FOR a short visit with
/ friends.
I Miss Eldridge Jordon entertained al
bridge yesterday afternoon for a small
company Of friends
Mrs. R. c. Barbour left yesterday after
noon for a short rest al Atlantic City.
Miss Marguerite Barbour left yesterday
I for New York for a short visit.
Mrs Herbert Wadswcrth received yes
terday afternoon for the last time this
season. They leave to-day with a party
| OF friends for their summer home. Ash
antee," at Avon. y. Y. They viii make
I the trip on horseback. as IS their Gus
| tom.
The officers at the Marine Barracks
gave a most delightful mi-Careme hop at
the barracks last evening. in place Of tbs
customary Friday evening Lenten skat-
ing party.
MI and. Mrs. Raymond Perrine have
returned from their honeymoon trip. and
will be the guests until Sunday Of Mrs
Perrine's parents Mr. and Mrs Albert
3. Run. Mr.. and Mrs Perrine VIII
make their future home IN Jersey City.
Mrs. Piquette Mitchell. wife Of the
vice and deputy consul general in the
City OF Mexico, is expected IN Washing
ton next week, when she viii be the
guest Of Miss Grace Bell daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell, OF Con-
necticut avenue.
At the regular meeting OF the Wash
ington Auxiliary Of the National Indian
Association. held yesterday afternoon At
1910 y street. Mrs. Cheney presiding. va
rious phases Of Indian life were dis
cussed.
Mrs. Charles II. Dixon spoke interest
ingly, giving most interesting general in
formation on the red man. his habits.
laws. and family life
Miss Juanita Miller. daughter Of Joa-
ouin Miller, the poet OF the Sierras. read
some Of her fathers poems. A social
hour preceded the business meeting.
Sooiety was surprised over the an
nouneement Of a marriage license issued
yesterday TO Mr.. Thomas W. Vaughan, Of
this city. and Miss Dorothy Quincy Up
ham. Of Salem. Mass. The marriage is
understood 10 be set for some time next
week Miss Cpham is a niece Of Mr.. Jus
tice and Mrs Holmes. who presented her
10 society in Washington several years
ago. and with whom she has spent the
greater portion OF her winters.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Hlmmel-
farb. Of Baltimore. 10 Mr.. Samuel Him
melfab. CT this city. will take place next
Tuesday evening. March %. in Lafayette
Hall. A banquet and dance will follax.
after which the bride and bridegroom will
go North for a wedding trip. They will
be at nome later on In Washington.
LADY Paget. who is making her first
visit TO her native country in many years.
VIII make q visit in Washington, arriv-
ing here to-day with her son, TO be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore.
The mid-Lent hop AT the Naval Acad-
envy will be held in Annapolis this even
ing. A large number Of Baltimore and
Washington navy people are planning to
attend As many are unable to find &C
commodations in Annapolis, the Wash
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric !
Railway Company has been requested 10
run a late car for those vino wish 10 re-
turn tonight 10 Washington and Balti-
more.
As in the case Of previous hops, a
special late car win be run from the
Naval Academy gate at midnight, con
Meeting at Naval Academy Junction with
the last cars to Washington and Balti- /
more.
The Perry BelmonJs, IL IS now stated /
quite positively. have not and never had
any intention Of disposing Of the magnii- /
cent home they have been so long in
building on the triangle bounded by Eight {
eenth and r streets and New Hampshire
avenue They are still abroad and are
expected 70 return TO this country
in accordance with the time that the
contractors win have the new home (
ready for occupancy There have been
many vexatious delays in completing this /
handsome structure, due, in measure, I
at least. 10 the fact that both Mr.. and
Mrs. Belmont wanted everything Of the I
very best. The BelmOnts present inten-
ton is TO make Washington their perma-
nent home. Last season they occupied |
the house at the corner OF Sixteenth /
street and Rhode Island avenue.
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