The Washington herald., 1910-03-14

yesterday afternoon in her home, in up
per Sixteenth street. The house was
bright with spring blossoms and dainty
ferns. Miss Georgianna Hopkins poured
tea The guests included many Official
friends of Secretary and Mrs. Macveagh,
and many Of their Western friends also,
as a large coterie of Chicago and Middle
West residents are spending the early
spring in Washington.
Mrs. John b Henderson entertained al
a luncheon yesterday.
The Misses Cameron were hostesses al
a breakfast yesterday IN honor OF their
house guests. Mrs. W. B. Leeds, OF New
| York, and Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, their
sister. Mrs. Leeds and Mrs. Tiffany, who
have spent week in Washington, viii
return to New York to-day.
| Representative Hamilton Fish and Miss
! Fish entertained at a luncheon yesterday
in honor of the latter's guests Mrs. Dud-
ley Rodgers and Miss Sibyl Douglas, of
day.
Miss Mary A Cryder entertained al a
musicale-tea yesterday afternoon IN her
home. IN n street. when Miss Marion
MeFall. soprano in tho First Baptist
| Church choir, and Miss Brooks, pianist,
gave the programme. Miss Ethel Tozier
accompanied them. The programme was
as follows:
Aria Of Salons. 'Hsroiiads" AIassene.
Miss McFan
tsl Eune Henseth
tDl FaIallons Griss
Miss BrookA
Der Nussheuna-. ..--....... .-.....,1
winning Schunann
Die LotusoUne. ....-..... ..........-........I
Miss 8fcPan.
The Lar .Glinks- BaIAkiTeT
Miss Brooks
Ea'sos .Gcdard
The DewdrUp Loves the Morning d TlATIieiot
Miss AcFan
Miss McFall sang with beautiful stvle
and tone. her splendid enunciatiUn being
one OF the chief characteristics OF her
| singing. Miss Brooks has a beautiful
touch and much artistic finish. Both
gave extra numbers at the close of the
programme.
Miss Sarah Parker poured tea at a
fern-decked table. Among the guests
were Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, Mrs.
Frederick Tyson, OF Baltimore; Miss
Rose Merdeeai, Mrs and Miss Harrf-
man. Commander and Mrs. Hume. Capt.
and Mrs. Chambers. Miss Stickney, Nine.
de Billier. Mile. Amedee de BiIler, Mr..
Ackland, Miss Sawtelle Mr.. Sampson,
Mrs Ralph Barnard. Mrs. Eugene Nc
| FAIL Mrs McAfee, Mr. KessIer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berger. Mr.. Stearns, and Mr.. I. l..
Caftanzoglu, first secretary Of the Greek
Legation.
The hunting element OF society en-
JOyed a paper chase yesterday. assem-
bling Just south OF the White House.
Setting the papers loose at II O'Clock.
they gallOped off toward the Virginia
hills. and wound up at the country place
of Mr.. John B. Henderson, jr.. Glen
valid. where they were entertained at
luncheon.
Mrs. A. c. Barney was hostess at
luncheon yesterday.
Mrs William Manning and Mrs y. ?.
Mccartney were at home yesterday aft
ernoon. having with them their sister,
Nine Thiebaut. wife Of the French Min
lister to the Argentine Republic who
has been with them for ten days Her
friends took this opportunity OF saying
good-by to her. as she will leave Wash
ington to-day and sail in a few DAYS for
England. from where she will proceed
to the Argentine TO Join her husband
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell are spending a
few weeks here previous to going to Eng
land for the hunting season, where they
will take a shooting box. They will leave
here on March H.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter S. Harlan. who
have been at Palm Beach cor the last six
weeks, are expected 20 l,. rn here to-
morrow. They are now established in
their new home at Connecticut and Wyo-
ming avenues. which was formerly the
home Of the late Judge McComas.
The board of lady managers of the
House of Mercy are busy with the prepa-
rations for the tableaux Of American his
tory, to be given on the afternoon and
evening of April Z in Continental Me
mortal Han. Baroness Won BernstorR.
wife Of the German Ambassador. and
Countess Moltke. wife Of the Danish
Minister. have made visits to New York
and Boston, respectively, for the purpose
Of having costumes made for the diplo-
matte tableau. of which they have
charge. Other tabIeaux viii be as fol-
lows:
Number one will be the Teaching of
little Pocahontas," in charge of Mrs. An
drews, nee Minnegerode, who VIII have
an artistic company. including Miss Kath-
crime Critcher, Miss Alice Reading Mr..
Carl Rakemann, Mr.. Spencer Nichols.
Miss Douglas, a sister-in-law of Bishop
Harding; Miss Harding, his daughter. and
Miss Mary Lord Andrews. a direct de-
scendant of Pocahontas, who will imper-
senate that character.
Number two viii be in charge of Mrs.
Chatard and Miss Hammond, sister of
Mr. John Hays Hammond. and Will rep
resent Benjamin Franklin at the court of
Louis XVI, with Mrs. Robert Hinckiey,
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