The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06

byand, the Misses Smith, Wynne. Flenner.
Phillips. Cation, Ball. Allen, watkins,
Crowley, EIgin. Doran. Gleason, MINI.
Lowe, Spease. Nose. Campbell, Spease.
Adams. Howard, Calhoun, Meany, Pull
man, Popkins. Shiny, Hutchins. CartneT.
Cruit, Knibb, Kennedy, and Cruit
The Congressional ladies who will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon from to s
o'clock at Congress Han viii include
| Mrs. f. H. Hinshaw. Mrs. Z. T. Taylor
Mrs. G. w. Gordon. Mrs. D. W. Shackle-
| ford Mrs E. S. Gambler Mrs. S. L. Dent.
Mrs. r. C. Widkiife, Mrs. J. A. Adair,
! Mrs Washington Gardner. Mrs. J. c.
/ Cantrll, Mrs. J. A. Sterling, Mrs. ". @.
Sharp, Mrs. Ashbrook, Mrs. r. p. Moon,
/ Mrs. z. II. Madison, Mrs. DIXON, Mrs.
/ c. r. Sherwood. Mrs. J. +. Ellerbe, Mrs.
T H. a. Barnhart, Mrs. w. Willett. Mrs.
/ F. J. Garrett. Mrs Cline. Mrs. ". A.
/ Cullop, Mrs. NJ r. Denver, Mrs. Ferris,
/ Mrs. w. b. Craig, Mrs. Elvins, Mrs Cal
derhead. Miss f. p. May, Miss Blanche
Leila Thistlewood, and Miss McLachan
The interest being exhibited in the fairy
! play. Cinderella" TO be given at the
Belasco Theater on Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock indicates that the children
who will give the play will be greeted
| by large and fashionable audience. 1t
win be given under the direction of Miss
Hawke for the benefit Of the National
! Homeopathic Hospital Boxes have been
taken by Mrs. stephen 3. Elkins, Mrs.
James Mcmillan. Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. Mrs. George Huff, Mrs. Matthew
T. Scott. Mrs. George Pullman. Mrs
Meyer. and Mrs. Hoppin.
| Tho patrOnesses are Mrs Samuel Spen-
Ger. Mrs. Allerton Cushman, Mrs. Robert
Roosevelt. Mrs. Clarence Edwards. Mrs
George Howard, Mrs. James Mcmillan,
Mrs. Stephen p. Elkins. Mrs. George
Pullman. Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins.
Mrs. George HUI. Mrs. C. R. Hoar. Mrs
lP. Lee Phillips. Mrs. Hugh Legare. Mrs
lCorcoran Thorn. Mrs. John 3. Henderson.
Mrs. Emmons. Nine. Max Ritter, Mrs.
Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. Summerlin, Mrs.
Matthew T. Scott and Mrs. John J.
IHemphin.
The souvenir programme, designed by
Mrs. Barney. will be sold by a number
Of the seasons debutantes.
The Council Of Jewish Women has ar
ranged an attractive programme for It's
members and their friends for Tuesday
afternoon IN the vestry Of the Eighth
Street Temple. Representative a. J. BaTCh-
field will deliver an address and Mrs.
/ GrOsner will read paper on "The para
mount duty OF mothers" Vocal selections
will be given by Miss Cora Steiner, &C
compauied by Mrs Samuel Gusack IL
violin obligato with Mrs. ". Il Memlel
at the piano.
The Emerson "FIve-foot" study Club
was entertained on Thursday by Mrs
David Walton. sos Ninth street northeast
The roll call was answered by quotations
from the Grecian poets. Mrs. James At
kinson read a paper on the GreciaI
. schools OF philosophy, Mrs. L. J. Run
h. van one on the life Of AristotIe-' TIL,
. next meeting will be held March 3. al IN,
. home Of Mrs. Pratt, 1872 Monroe stree
northwest
e Miss Helen Woods entertained at ;
n masquerade party in honor of Mis-
s Stella Bowen. who is visiting her from
(. Baltimore, at her home. 6l3 F stree
= northeast. last week. There were man,
:. clever make-ups, the colored bride an
groom, in the persons Of Miss Helel
Woods and Mr.. Raymond TomPkins, be
ing voted the most original and the fun
h NEST
G Those present were. Stella Bowen, q
a female ghost; Lille Townsend. as Re
Riding Hood; Gertrude Langford, as
= Dutch girl. Marie Stoutenburgh an
e Katie Woods. as colonial danes, Men
II Stoutenburgh. as Bridget O'Hara, Eliza
IS beth Stoutenburgh, as princess; Kat
a Stoutenburgh, as colored belle, Edn
n Faye. as a school girl; Edith Maddux, q
a poppy. Helen Woods. as Colore
bride. Sarah TOWnShtnd. as Priscilla
= George GOuard, as cOIoTed sport. Nathan
y lei Morley, farmer; f. Hurst Handy. q
s. gentleman Of leisure: James Faye. as
y COIored waiter. BOwden Duryee. as Men
l. lean greaseri Franklin Barr. as clown
r. John A. Fischer. as Chinaman. Raymo1
IS Tompkns. as cOlored groom; FitzhUgh !
Dodson. as ghost, and Dent T0wnshen.
as ghost
ia About the time the guests were 10 III
mask quite a little excitement was cause
a., by the coIored sport, Colored waiter. an
Mexican greaser trying TO kidnap III
. colored bride They were frustrated ,
their scheme by the timely arrival of n
/ 4 Ia . oh, VI
scared the kidnappers away.
Refreshments were served. and Oh
h. guests danced until Z o'clock.
x Mrs. Nell 6. Brown Will entertain q
oI tea this afternoon. from 20 o'clock.
he honor of Mrs. Lurton. Of Tennessee. Wit
he Of the new justice of the Supreme CoUr
D. Those assisting IN receiving the guest
K will include Mrs. Wotherspoon. wife q
IA Gen. Wotherspoon. L. s. A. Mrs. Stoke
NJ wife of the new Surgeon General, L.
NJ A: Mrs. B. B. Bradford. Mrs. Henri
Dr. Cole. wife Of Mai. Cole. [. s. a. an
~ Mrs. and the Misses Baxter, Of Knox
s. vile, Tenn.
- officers elected for Potomac ConcIay
for the ensuing year were installed D.
IN D. D. S. a. Perry, of District No l9 Do
" fore a large audience. Many promineI
70 visitors were present and were Gale
50 on for a few remarks. Brother oil
ar Bryan. legal adviser. representing u
At supreme conclave, spoke on the adyaI
tages of the order. The following wei
installed: Past archon. Henry Steh,
7 arrbon 7 7 Allison. provost Norma