The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-23

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ment Society. The society holds its an
nual meetings at the home of Justice and
Mrs. Brown, and they are always followed
by a luncheon.
Miss Bates. Of 1911 Rhode Island avenue,
will be at home informally this evening
after o'clock.
Mrs. r. Jandorf and Louis Jandorf, of
Baltimore. were the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss. Of the Win
chester apartment.
The Indiana Circle OF the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Carey Frye. at SlA Mount
| Pleasant street.
\ reception will be given tonight at the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
/ I'D Sixth street, IN compliment to the
national officers Of the Womans Chris
tan Temperance Union who are now
/ visiting in this city-Mrs, Lillian NJ.
Stevens. national president, and Miss Cor
don, national secretary.
Miss Pichon was hostess ct a bridge
party yesterday afternoon, followed by
an informal tea,
! Mr.. Earl Barnes viii deliver the second
| Of a series Of lectures TO be given by the
! College Womens Club on Friday. Feb
ruary .. The subject will be The
Netherlands.
Mrs Ben B. Bradford entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
at her home in Columbia road.
Mt and Mrs. Henry May announce the
/ postponement Of their dance, which was
to have taken place at the Country Grub
on April I. 10 April D.
! Miss May Sheridan has as her house
guest Miss Bessie Shea. Of Baltimore.
Miss Shea will spend only a few days
here.
! Mrs. Thomas L. Jones entertained at
! luncheon on Monday. Mrs. A. ". Tracy
/ being her guest of honor. Other guests
were Mrs. Jesse Wilson, Mrs. ". ].
| Ethel. Mrs Blythe. Of Iowa; Mrs. J. c,
Lambert, Mrs. T. a. Bynum. Mrs. Ray
mond Dickey. Mrs. Charles McGonigle.
Mrs. Frank McCalip. and Mrs. John P.
! Megrew. Rose pink was the color scheme
for the table decorations: Rose-colored
carnations formed. the centerpiece- The
csndelabTa were shaded in rose, and a
! rose-coIored candle in a holder Of the
same shade lighted each cover
| Mrs. Ogden Armour, Mrs Harry Raul
erson, Miss Mabel Esteile Shelton. and
Mr.. James Raulerson arrived in Chicago
| yesterday afternoon Miss Shelton and
/ Mr.. Raulerson viii be the guests Of Mrs
Raulerson at her palatsl home, the Cas-
tie de Ormond. Mr. and Mrs. Armour
will entertain at a dinner party in their
/ FonOr on Monday next.
The Italian Ambassador and the Baron
! ess Mayor de Planches left for New
York yesterday morning. accompanied by
several members of the embassy staff
! They will sail from New York on Thurs
/ day for their new post In Constantinople.
They attended the benefit performance
/ last evening in New York OF "Gioconda. -
at the Metropolitan Opera House. Mrs
Thomas W. Lockwood. jr.. entertained at
a bridge tea for them IN the afternoon.
/ Miss Mary Frances Darr. six years of
| age. Of California street, entertained her
! plsymates at a Washington's Birthday
box party at the Casino yesterday. The
| children, nine in number, all wore Wash
ington's Birthday flags. hatchets. and
other favors. Those present were Erin
Samson, tyler Norman. Louise Jarboe.
Mildred Berens. Dorothy Berens. Arleane
Hilbert. Ruth Conroy. Tilghman Norman.
and Mary Frances Darr.
The Capital Society, C. A r. was de-
lightfuny entertained by Mrs. Lawrence
II. Quirollo. 2031 p street northwest, on
! Saturday. February l9. 1t was a George
Washington party. and the proverbial
cherry tree was not forgotten. Cherry
ice was served with the refreshments, and
the children danced the minuet in colonial
costumes. There were hfty-four present.