The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20

fore, for i've years at the Cordoba OBJ
serVatory, and the climate there is un-
usually favorable for studies in solar
physics and meteorology. Their perma-
nent address Will be, care of the Oficina
Meteorological Buenos Ayres. Argentina
Mrs. Royal Bird Bradford and Miss
Bradford win be at home on Fridays in
January.
Mrs. n. o. Messenger was hostess at
bridge party yesterday afternoon. followed
by tea, at her apartments in Hammond
Court
Mrs Crawford. wife of Gen Medorem
Crawford, u. S. A.. entertained at a tea
yesterday afternoon at her home in Nine
teeuth street. This is the first of a series
Mrs. Crawford is giving this season. Pre-
siding at the tea table were MIS-. Rob
ert Hnckley and Mis-. Leonard Wood.
| Misc Dorothy Langftf. daughter of
Mai w. C. Langhtt. q. S. A. and Mrs.
I.angftt. viii leave Washington In a few
DAYS for visits in Georgia and Florida.
She viii return TO this city about Janu-
AIRY l.
Miss Evelyn Chew, who has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia viii return 70
Washington to-day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mayer. who spent
the weekend in Baltimore, the guest of
friends, returned TO their home In this
city yesterday.
| Mr.. Eugene Turner and Mr.. j Bruce,
who we're the guests OF Miss Blanche
Calvert and Miss Mary F. Mohler. of
/ Capitol Hill. for the weekend. have re-
turned 10 their homes in Virginia, where
they win spend the Christmas holidays
Mrs. Harry ]. Smith. of 340s -Four
teenth street has as her guest Miss
Mary Gallaher. OF Atlantic City, fer the
holidays.
Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg win enter
| tain al a tea this afternoon, from TO O.
at her home in Massachusetts avenue. for
/ the benefit or the tuberculosis patients
who are being assisted by Starmont
Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles spalding and
Miss Gladys Hmckiey went &c Baltimore
last week. where they attended the
musicale given by Mrs Michael jenkins.
/ for her cousins, the Misses herman, OF
1 Utica, n. Y, on Saturday,
Mrs. c. A. Mum and her daughter.
Miss Carrie Mum. have returned to their
washington home from Manchester-by-
/ the-Sea- where they spent the late au-
tumn, after a few months in Europe.
They will stay here the remainder OF the
/ season. The engagement Of Miss Mum
/ 10 Mr.. Reginald Boardman, OF Boston,
was announced a few weeks ago. Miss
Mum was a debutante OF two seasons
ago, and came out in the little coteTie Of
/ girls who were closest 10 Miss Ethel
| Roosevelt. who made her debut the same
/ season.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. myer Cohen and MIS-,
Frederick GoOthoid have cards out for n
reception Friday afternoon. from 5 70 Z.
/ in the Cohen home. III street
/ Miss Katharine May Brooks enter
/ tanned at a small tea for young people
! yesterday afternoon. IN honor Of her
house guest, Miss Beck WeIlman, young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Ms Walter
/ Wellman. who wiz be here for a fort
night. before Joining her parents again
/ IA New York.
Miss Harriet NichoI Walton. of Nash
vile. Tenn. is the guest OF her cousin,
/ Miss Marie Mcmillan Brown. for the
/ holidays.
! MIS- Hester NJ. Poole, one OF the or
| ganizers Of the New York Sorosis. is
spending the winter with her relatives
Mrs Stewart and Miss Daisy Gordon
/ Stewart. az their home, aD4 Fourth street
southeast
Among the box occupants at the Co
! lumbia last night were the Assistant Sec
I rotary Of the Navy and Mrs. Beekmaa
/ Winthrop. Mr. and Ms. Horace West
/ colt, the Belgium Minister and Countess
( de Buisseret Mrs. Bourke Cochran, Miss
/ Marjorie Ide the Naval Attache Of the
Austrian Embassy and Baroness
/ Preuschen, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Story, Capt
Archibald Butt and Gen. Clarence Ed
wards
Mrs. L. II. Nelson, Of London, arrived
in Washington yesterday afternoon. TO
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