The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

culueEiduu. MISS NotNNioAs Mss Jean
Loring. Miss Perie Anderson. Miss AIys
Downing. Miss Katherine Ciabaugh. Miss
Sadie Murray. Miss Anna Portner. Miss
Lillian Stone. ali Of Washington. and
Mrs. Hert. OF Louisville; Mrs. George
Bishop. Of Cleveland. and the three
bridesmaids. Miss Eleanor Woodward. Of
New York; Miss Margaret Gray, and
Miss Martha Ross. both OF Evansville.
Ind
Mrs. Leutze. wife of Rear Admiral
Leutze, entertained at luncheon yesterday
in honor Of Miss McCreery. house guest
Of Miss Leutze who viii return 20 her
home in New York tomorrow.
Miss Mimmsck has gone TO visit Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Lester Adams AT the
.Charlestown Navy Yard
Mrs. story. wife OF Gen. John P. Story,
entertained at a tea yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Bayard and Miss Biddle assisted
Mrs. George T. Marye, Eho will leave
Washington on January 20 for California
for the remainder OF the season. enter
tained at a children's party yesterday af-
ternoon in honor Of her daughter, Miss
Helen Marye. There we're about thirty
guests. and the table decorations were all
in red. with tiny hats for souvenirs.
Mrs Depew. wife OF Senator Depew.
Will receive tomorrow for the first time
this season. She will be at home the re-
naming Thursday afternoons in January.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Lowry an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter.
Edith Mae. 10 Mr.. Ernest Mason Corne-
lius. July 4 1908. in Baltimore. by Rev.
David T. Neely, in his home. le4l North
Caroline street.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Guggenheim. Of
New York. are house guests OF Senator
and Mrs. Simon Guggenheirn, Of Colorado.
for few days
Mrs. James Norris Morgan. and her
daughter. Miss Frederica Morgan. whose
engagement 10 Mr.. Evan Sinclair Cam
eron. Of Baltimore. was recently an
nounced. viii go 10 New York on Fri
day 10 attend the wedding OF Mrs. Nor
gan's nephew. Mr. Reginald Fincke. OF
New York. to Miss Edith Clark. Of that
city, which will take place on Saturday.
Mr. Cameron came over 70 Washington
to-day 20 attend the cOtiiliOn given last
evening for Miss Roosevelt by the British
Ambassador and Mrs Bryce, "a 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Angie Mosher. Of Cambridge, Mass,
and Brittany. France. gave a charm
ing lecture this morning before the mem
bers Of the Washington Club. the smart
est organization for women in the Ma
tons Capital She IS the guest of Mrs.
Alonzo Stewart. Her subject was folk
lore and characteristics 01 the people Of
Brittany.
4 large audience listened 10 the end
20 the interesting and vyell-given lecture
and Mrs MOsher was obliged to hold q
reception al the finish, for women.
Unfortunately. who desired 10
thank her for her clever and In
structive talk Mrs Mosher is one
OF the type o. women not often seen or
met with IN this century. She IS a youth
ful elderly woman, who IS fascinating
with her snowy hair and dainty cap.
Her enUnciatIOn Is perfect aud her voice
clear and resonant. reaching the further
most parts OF the third room OF the club.
She touched upon the literature Of Brit
tany and the ideslism Of the characters
portrayed by writer's on these picturesque
people. and at the close she sang in a
clear. sweet and steady voice one OF the
qualntest and most touching OF the folk
songs. as she heard Il from one of the
fsvoTiIe villagers in one or the coas;
towns OF this historic spot. and elected
much enthusiasm from her cultivated au-
dience. Mrs. NIosher viii spend the re-
nnainder OF the week with Mrs and Miss
| Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel. Of i454 Clif-
ton street northwest. win be at home tc
their friends Thursday evening. January
L. from s 20 .. the occasion being the
I celebration OF the tenth anniversary of
/ their marriage.
Mrs Eugene Schwab. q 20 Eighth
street southeast. and Mr. and Mrs. George
". Stein. OF New York. viii be al home
to-day from 4 TO O'Clock.
Mrs. Dapray, wife OF Maj Dapray. OF
the army. will be at home this Afternoon
at her residence, 1916 Sixteenth street
The young ladies' committee for the
Southern Relief charity ball, 10 take place
next Monday evening. the 18th Of jan
uary. is composed Of the following,
| Chairman. Miss Hannis Taylor. vice
chairman. Miss Julia Golds5Orough: Miss
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Hartman. Miss Greely. Mss Calderon,
Miss Godoy. Miss Wynne. Mss Cockren
Miss Aleshire. Miss Caroline Shepard
Miss Yuulee Noble, Miss Marshall, Miss
Lille l. Wiley. Miss Phyllis Snyder, Miss
Mildred Fearn. Miss Winifred Davis. Miss
Julia Heyl, Miss Hastings. the Misses
Hatch, the Misses Wood, the Misses Per
kins the Misses Abbot, Miss Jennings
Miss Amy Talbot, Miss Perie Anderson,
Miss Caryl Crawford. Miss Elizabeth
Williams. Miss Elizabeth Kfbby Miss
Mary Clair. Miss Knox. Miss Sadie Par
ker. Miss Elizabeth H0wry. the Misses
Fry, Miss Brodie. Miss Jennings. Miss
Lillian Stone. Miss Elizabeth Williams
the Misses Chew. Miss Margaret Brooks
Miss Weems. Miss HaXall. Miss Annie
Irwin. Miss Jean Walsh. Miss Crosby
Miss Parker. Miss Gould. the Misses
Fitch. the Misses Stevens, Miss Marion
Leutze. the Misses TTescOt. Miss Laura
Wells, Miss Padelford, Miss MatiIe, Miss
Terry. Miss Edna EarlOngher, Miss Molly
Dodge. Miss Esther Denny. Miss Hanna
N Taylor, Miss Heald. the Misses Young.
the Misses Heth. the Misses Schroeder,
the Misses Downing. the Misses Converse,
the Misses Mason, Miss Katharine Crane,
Miss Alice Boyd, Miss Agnes Peter. Miss
Magruder. Mrs. Murray Cobb, Mrs. Reid
Hunt, and Miss Stone
Mrs. Ralph Baldwin Platt viii be at
home to-day. at I51l L street northwest.
Mrs Bayard and Miss Bayard will be
at home to-day and on the remaining
Wednesdays in January.