The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-18

Tuckerman Parker, OF Salem. will be the
ushers. There is to be family breakfast
after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs, Chaplin
Will live IN London.
Mrs. A. c. Barney entertained at lunch
con yesterday in honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund PendIeton. of Montpelier Manor,
Nd The guests included DR.. and Mrs,
Thomas NJ. Chatard, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
/ Belmont. DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Magruder,
Mrs. Hunt Slater, A Rustem Bey, the
Turkish charge daffaires; Gen. Buchanan.
/ DR.. BOYee and Jack Siebert.
Miss Julia Rogers, daughter Of Rear
Admiral Rogers, will arrive In Washing
ton to-day to be the guest OF Mrs. George
Merrill. of 1717 X street. Miss Rogers
comes to Washington directly from New
port.
| Mrs Arthur Ramsay entertained at tea
| yesterday afternoon. at Calumet Place, in
honor Of Mrs Daniel Lothrop. Of Con-
cord, Mass, and Mrs Burrows. wife OF
Senator Burrows, from Michigan. Mrs.
| Carter, wife Of Senator Carter. from
Montana, assisted in receiving Mrs.
Lothrop, whose pen name is Margaret
Sidney, gave an informal talk on the in
spiration OF The Five Little Peppers and
How They Grew" and of her work OF
forming the Children Of the American
Revolution.
Mrs. LOthrOp wore a gown or black lace
over white satin, with a black velvet hat
trimmed IN French embroidery and white
plumes: Mrs. Burrows, spangled net over
blue silk, with black hat and blue
lplumes; Mrs. Garter, taupe velvet, with a
hat 10 match Mrs Ramsay. Greclan cos
tune Of green silk, with gold trimmings;
Miss Margaret LOthrop. daughter Of the
writer. green chiffon velvet, with a large
black hat and white plumes, and Miss
Harriet Beeler, of Kansas. who poured
tea, blue velvet trimmed In gold lace
Miss Beeler who graduated from Fair
mont Seminary last spring, is the guest
of Mrs. Ramsay. The decorations were ir
pink and green.
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Eleanor Palmer
wife and daughter Of Representative A
Mitchell Palmer. Of SToudsburg, Pa. en-.
tertained at luncheon yesterday at The
Arlington. where they are spending the
season. Their guests were Mrs. James
Brock Perkins. wife Of Representative
Perkins. OF New York; Mrs. Herbert
WadswOrth, Mrs. Henry ST. George Tuck
CT. Mrs Charles Aver. OF Boston; Miss
Morgan, and Miss Emo. Of New York
The decorations were all in pink anC
green Mrs Palmer and her daughter
have rejoined the Congressional circl'
in Washington. after an absence Of abou
four years. Mr.. Palmer having been re
elected TO Congress after a retirement o.
} several years.
Miss Isabel Clarke. daughter of Mrs
; Matthew W. Clarke, entertained al
bridge party and tea yesterday afternoon
at the Connecticut, for her sister-in-law
Mrs. George W. Clarke. Of Pennsylvania
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clarke are visiting the for
3 mer's mother and sister, in their apart
! ment
Mrs a ". Blair returned to Washing
ton Sunday after visit OF a week in he
former home. St. Louis, where she enter
tained at luncheon and dinner every da
during her visit Mrs. Blair was one o
the organizers, and for thirteen year
president, of the Morning Choral. Of :,
] Louis, an organization Of 10 wome
singers, supported by associate member
p ship numbering about Do. She has bee
: one of the leading figures in tie progress
Of music in the United States. and /
continuing the work in conducting tw
Of the most prominent organizations j
I Washington. the Ruhinstein Club, com
posed of eighty Of the leading wome
{ choir sol0ists. and OF the Monday Morn
ing Club, composed Of thirty-five singer
in the smartest social circles.
Mr., John H. Holt will entertain tn
District Alumni Association Of the Alph
Tau Omega Fraternity with a smoker a
his apartments in the ontario on tn
evening Of Monday. January q