The Washington herald., 1910-12-06

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people. A small party Of intimate friends
dined with them last evening at Mrs.
Barbours, aud Mrs. Barbour had conf
pany occupying two boxes al the Belasco
Theater last evening IN their honor Tor
the performance of Judy Forgot given
for the benefit of the National Junior
Republic. After the theater Mrs. Bar
bour entertained the young people at
supper. The young women will return
TO their homes in Baltimore tomorrow
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer. who have spent the past
five or six weeks abroad. the greater part
OF the time in Spain, were booked 70 sail
for this country last Saturday and viii
arrive here late this week. They are
coming by the southern route.
Mrs. Richardson Glover and Miss Dora
Clover. who have been abroad for the
past few months, are now on their way
home.
Miss Alice Vandergrift, who IS spend
ing this week in Louisville. KY, viii be
one of the bridesmaids ct the wedding
of Miss Dorothy Hussey and MI Arthur
Hagen Middleton. Bishop Charles Ed
ward Woodcock viii perform the cere-
mony, and the event will be a most bril-
liant one Mrs Thomas L. Jefferson, jr-.
viii be her sisters mstrOn of honor, and
there viii be four bridesmaids.
Mrs Charles A Mum. who announced
the engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Carrie Mum. to Mr.. Reginald Board
man, last week. is still at the North
Shore. She will return to Washington
about the middle Of the month. Miss
Mum and MIR Boardman we're guests OF
Miss Mary A. Ames. at a box party at
the opera in Boston last Wednesday
evening. Miss Mum wore pale yellow
chiffon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. True have
issued cards for tea Wednesday after
noon, December Il, from 10 O'Clock,
at their home, in FairmOnt street, TO pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Marion True,
and their niece, Miss Elizabeth True, 70
Washington society.
Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Birney have cards
out for Thursday. December 10. from to
: O'Clock, when they win introduce their
daughter, Miss Katherine Birney. 10 So
ciety, at their residence. 1916 Twenty
second street
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are ex-
peeted 10 arrive in Washington about
December IS, wnen they will open their
beautiful house. in New Hampshire ave
nue., for the season.
Miss Edith Koon entertained at q bridge
party of five tables. followed by tea. at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. at the
Highlands, when Miss Winifred Davis.
whose marriage 10 Lieut.. Richard c.
Moore. L. 5. A, is to take place on We'd
neSday, was the guest of honor. 4 num-
Der of additional guests were present at
the tea. which was served in the ball
room. The tables were adorned with large
clusters of white chrysanthemums sun
day evening Or. Stokes. L. S. y, and
Mrs Stokes entertained at dinner in
honor of Miss Davis and Lieut.. Moore
DR.. and Mrs Charles w. Richardson
will entertain at an evening party in
January for Miss Helen Taft.
Mrs Thomas NJ. Chatard viii go over
to Baltimore on Wednesday. when she
viii be a guest at a luncheon at which
Mrs Howard will entertain in honor OF
Mrs. John Gill. who is going abroad
shortly for an indefinite sOjouTn.
Justice and Mrs. Wright have cards out
for Saturday, December II. from TO 7
o'clock, when their daughter, Miss Alice
Liston Wright. will make her formal bow
10 Washington society, at their home. in
Sixteenth street Mrs, Wright and the
Misses Wright viii be at home on Mon
days during the season.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and her
daughter, Miss Rebeka Collier. enter
tanned at dinner in New York on Sat
Urday, when covers were laid for fifteen.
They are returning TO Washington for
the winter.
Miss Clara A. Latz and Miss Gertrude
Lutz have taken an apartment at the
Alwyn. 1882 Columbia road. for the
winter.
The Mount Holyoke Alumnae Associa- |
I on was entertained at tea on Saturday |
afternoon by Mrs Eugene E. Stevens.
of Chevy Chase. Early In the afternoon
the annual business meeting was held |
and reports were read of the college and |
local club. The following officers for the |
ensuing year were unanimously elected: /
President, Mrs Frank G. wilkins: first
vice president, Mrs. Eugene z. Stevens;
second vice president. Miss Eta Eaton: |
secretary, Mrs. Julia 7. |
Bodfsh; recording secretary, Mrs. Henry |
White, and treasurer, Miss Ruth III. |