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

chiffon; Mrs HYDE, in black lace. and
Mrs Hume in a most becoming gown of
old rose satin.
Among the dancers were Mrs. Mercy
nolds, Miss Jane Bell. Mrs. James, Miss
Beard, the Misses Du Bose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. owen
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs Kleinsmith. Mr..
and Mrs. Brook. Mr.. and Mrs. Hassen,
Mr. and Mrs Hume, Miss Mary Dove.
Miss Pennebaker, Miss yesterday. Miss
Helen Williams. Mrs Hume, Mrs. Balleu-
tyne. Miss Howard Mrs. GreenIeesand.
Mrs Smoot. Mr.. Percy Thompson. Mr..
John Clapp, Mr Pierson, Mr.. John Ecker,
Mr.. Albert Howard. Mr. Harris Crist. Mr..
William Taylor. and Mr. Major. of the
navy.
Many of the handsOmest gowns worn
were of black. Mrs. Humes gown was OF
black satin. trimmed with gold Mrs
! Shoots gown was of black silk, beauti-
fully trimmed with jet; Mrs. KIeinsmith S
gown was Of black, trimmed with jet, and
with pipings of white chiffon Miss Pen
ne5sker wore white satin, trimmed with
pearls; Miss yesterday, white satin and
gold: Miss Camille Du Bose wore Wis
taria satin: Mrs Ballentyne. a gown OF
White net. with touches OF pink, Miss
Helen Williams. pale yellow satin, and
Miss Howard. blue crepe.
The attraction of the supper room was
not only the delightful refreshments, but
the table. with its pink flowers, candles,
shades, and ices.
The ladies of the choir guild Of Christ
Church. conducted a most successful cake
sale Saturday. They were Miss Knowles,
Miss Mary Cellar, Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs.
Orme, Mrs. Black. and Miss Magruder.
The Confederate Choir will give a dance
February s, at the Confederate Home.
Mrs. Greenlees, of Germantown, Pa, IS
in Washington, on short visit to her
father, Mr.. Charles Craigen.
Mrs. Greenlee's visit to Georgetown has
been the occasion Of a number Of enter
tainments in her honor. Among others
was a bridge party given by Mrs. Sewer
on Wednesday
Mrs. Orme entertained at a six-table
bridge Wednesday in honor Of their house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. of PhiladeI-
phla. Among the guests We're: Admiral
Rogers, Capt, and Mrs. Alderman. Mr..
and Mrs, Ballentyne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rohrer, Miss Kittelle, Miss Holcomb, Miss
Atkinson, Mrs. Owen Thompson, Miss Ad-
Olson, Mr.. McAboy, and Capt. Smith, of
the navy
Mrs. Lewis gave a delightful tea Thurs
day. Mrs. Young receiving with her.
Those assisting were Mrs. Anderson. who
poured coffee; Mrs Reed, who served
fraDDe. and Miss Anderson and Miss Har-
vey. Mrs. Lewis wore a gown of white
cloth and gold net. with touches of pink.
Mrs. Young wore a handsome green cloth
gown hand-embroidered Mrs. Anderson
was in gray crepe. Mrs. Reed in a gown
of white crepe, Miss Anderson in pink
chiffon and Miss Mary Harvey in a gown
Of light blue.
Miss Cissel and Mrs. Harden were at
home Thursday Of last week With them
was Mrs. Clarence Dodge. In the dining
room were Miss Estelle Harden, Miss Rita
Jackson, Miss WEIGH. and Miss Lila
Waich. The color scheme was red. Mrs.
Cissel received in a gown of black satin.
Mrs, Harden wore light blue silk trimmed
with lace.
Mrs. T. Janney Brown gave a delight
full tea Thursday at her home in Twenty
ninth street. With her were Mrs. Car
roll R. Williams. of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Edward C. Wilson, of Baltimore. and