The Washington herald., 1910-03-27

dition to Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Wicker
sham. some of the prominent women in
terested In to-morrow's meeting are Mrs.
Samuel Spencer. chairman Of the Wash
ington branch; Mrs. Archibald Hopkins.
Mrs. Richard Wainwright. Mrs John
! Hays Hammond, Mrs. John Bolt, Mrs.
John Dwight. and Miss Wetmore.
The members of the washington Chap
ter OF the Women's Organization. n. A.
r. D.. who. with their husbands, took
advantage Of the privilege Of attending
delightful musical Tuesday evening.
March 2, in honor Of their national presi-
dent, Mrs. Nellie Florence Lee, were en-
thusiastic over the occasion.
Mrs. Wymond II. Bradbury threw open
her pretty home for the affair, and by her
genial hospitality added greatly TO every
ones enjoyment.
The programme was most entertaining.
Mrs. George ". Hurlebaus Mrs. Angus
tus c. Taylor and Miss Marguerite Weller
gave several weu-rendered piano and
vocal solos. BY request, several old songs
were sweetly rendered by Mrs. Lee, who
was accompanied by Mrs. Hprlebaus
after which dainty refreshments we're
served, and the guests departed with
happy Fecolleetions Of the hours spent
The Creseents viii give their seventh
dance of this season on Easter Monday
evening, March 2S. at the Elks' ballroom.
Those on the committee In charge of ar
I rangements are Messrs. Joseph W Nc
Kericher. Myron TAYLOR. Forest c. PEN
deton. Laird J.. Neal. Harry Trotter. and
Harry S. sisourney.
Rear Admiral and Mss Van Reypen
have returned from New York, where they
went 20 meet their son-in-law and
daughter. Baron and Baroness Serge Won
korft, Of Russia, on their arrival In this
country. The baron and baroness viii
probably be in the United States until
the autumn, when the baron, who is
professor et the University of Helsing-
fors. viii return 10 his home. He will
give number OF lectures on Russian
history at Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore, in the interim.
Mrs. Meyer, wife of the Secretary Of
the Navy, has donated the loan OF her
Welfare Department Of the Civic FEEDER
alton, on Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Attorney General viii make an ad-
dress 70 the meeting, which. in addition
to the members of the Washington feder-
alton. will include a number of prominent
men and women invited for the occasion. /
The entertainment TO be given on Tues
day. April l2. for the Working Boys
Home promises 20 be one OF the most
successful charitable affairs Of the spring.
both socially and financially The two
plays, one written by Miss Hammond and
the other by Mr. James Archibald. are
being rehearsed, and there viii also be
some wonderful fancy dancing by Miss
Dolly Lynch, Of Lakewood, who Will be
the guest Of Mrs. Evan Sinclair Cameron.
Some OF the original members Of the
cast Of Miss Hammond's play. "The Hap
py Medium" are coming from New York
to play In it here. Among the Washing
ton persons taking part are: Miss HAM
moHd. Mrs. Cameron, Mr.. Merriam. Maj.
Horton. Mr.. Cady. Capt Fortesque and
Capt. Evans. Miss Grace Bell, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Harlow, Miss Abercrombie-
Miller. Miss Mary Chew. Miss Gladys
Hinckley. Miss Laura Merriam. Miss Mar
garet Cotton Smith and Miss Mary Nc
Cauley are ali most active workers on
the committee. Among their assistants
are the Countess Alexandra Won Bernstein.
Mrs. Philip Hiehborn, Miss Olga Roose-
welt, Miss Frances Noyes, Miss Alice
Whiting Miss Adelaide Heath. Miss Helen
Parker, the Misses Meyer. Miss Gladys
Parrish. Miss Katherine Jennings. Miss
Crosby, Miss Csssels, Miss Elizabeth
Parker, Miss Harlan, Mrs. Ormsby Nc
Cannon, Mrs. James F. Mitchell. Mrs |
Russell Train, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor.
Mr.. Hackett, Mr.. Davidge. Mr.. Emery. |
Mr.. Bell, Mr., Porter. Mr. stead, and Mr. |
Walcott. The performance VIII begin at |
3 o'clock, and It Is hoped that evening |
viii be kept free from other engagements |
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon have loaned the legation |
home for the song recital Of Bogea |
Oumiroff. the Bohemian barytone, who /
has already made many successes here /
and who win have Bienvenido Socias at 1
the piano Mr.. Oumiron rendered the |
programme az one Of the musicales last
month given by Nine Loudon, and was
one of the artists who appeared at the
musicales Of Mrs. Roosevelt during Col.
Roosevelt's regime as President.
Miss Anna Adele Hickerson entertained
on Thursday evening in the home Of her
grandmother, Mrs ". H. Holt, on the
heights in Georgetown. She had an in
terssting company including Miss Edith
Buckley. Miss Edna Bean, Miss Marie
White. of Philadelphia: Miss Mabel Har-
mon, Miss Marie Wilkinson, Miss Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agu, MIR. ". S. Shupp.
Mr.. P. Agu, Mr.. W. ]. France, Mr.. Ed
ward 9. Beck, and Mr.. Heating.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim. honorary vice
president general of the D. A r, and
Miss Keim, Of 1918 T street, will resume
their Fridays at home on April and
On the former date they will have with
them Mrs. George Courts and Miss
Courts. of this city; Miss Randolph Keim
of Virginia. and Miss Carrie E. Rogers.
of Connecticut.
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS