The Washington herald., 1910-02-12

follows:
Una Furti7a Lagrima cL'Eiisir d'Amore') Donizetti
Mr.. Pollock.
Etude. minor revolutionary Chopin
Noctmne. + sharp minor. CHOPIN
Nmphs and SaJyrs .......,...............PaEl juon
khaIs1dio No, List
Mime Olga Samarof.
IN Sing Thee Songs Of Araby' '.-. Fredelck Cay
Noct!rne. George Chadwick
The Years al the Spring ~ Mrs. II. H. A. Beach
Mr.. Pollock.
Prelude minor. .Racmannoh
Nocturne for tho left hand scriabine
The Ride Of the Valkyries Wagner Hutcheson
Nine. Olga SGmarCf.
"Aroso" C'PagIiscei )...............R Leonoavallo
Mr. Pollock.
The Vice President left last evening for
Grand Rapids. Mich. He will return here
on Tuesday. Mrs. Sherman left yester-
day afternoon for Utica to remain with
her mother, Mrs. Babcock. until the Vice
President returns.
The Skating Club held fits first meeting
yesterday afternoon at Light Infantry
Armory, under Chase's Theater. There
were between fifty and sixty members
present, principally from the diplomatic
corps. Countess Won Moltke, wife of the
Danish Minister. is the president of the
club, and has the able assistance Of the
ViscOuntess day, wife OF the naval at
tache OF the French Embassy. and Mrs.
Jack Story. There are about 100 MEM
bers. a band OF music played gayly from
O'Clock until o'clock From 1 until $50
o'clock tea and cake were served. A card
al the door warns trespassers that no on
lockers are permitted. and only sub
scribers and their out-Of-town guests may
enter. These Out-of-town guests pay an
admission fee. The Austrian Ambassa-
dor and Baroness Hengelmuller drove
down yesterday afternoon and took tea
with the skaters, and almost all the
younger members OF the corps. Baron
and Baroness Preuschen. the Swedish
Minister and Nine. Lagercrantz, with Mr..
and Mrs. Story. Mrs. Longworth, and the
Misses Meyer. were actively interested In
the skating. The club will skate on Tues
day and Friday afternoons throughout
the Lenten season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Cameron, the latter
formerly Miss Frederick Morgan. will go
10 Lakewood in a few days to visit Miss
Dolly Lynch, who was one OF the brides
maids at their wedding last autumn.
Senator and Mrs. Flint, Of California,
were hosts at dinner last evening to
number Of the members OF the Senatorial
and other official circles.
Mrs. J. c. PilIng entertained a COM
pany Of young people at dinner last night
in honor Of Miss Mary Radford, debu-
tante Of this season, like Miss Pilling.
Lieut. and Mrs Harvey Tomb. a
Newport bride and bridegroom OF
last July. entertained at a bridge and
supper party last evening in their quar-
tiers in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Stewart, OF
Philadelphia. who have been their guests
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who are
In New York for a visit will not return
to their Washington home until February
19
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby will entertain at
bridge this evening in honor Of her house
guest. Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Of Man
chester, y. II. Miss Dearborn Will leave
here on Monday for New York, to be the
guest of the family Of Rear Admiral
Gibson and OF Mrs. Walter Lyons, before
going on to Boston for some visits. From
Boston she will return TO Manchester.
Miss Dearborn was one OF the brides
maids at the wedding OF Lieut. Harvey
Tomb and Miss Helen Drury. which took
place at Newport last summer
Washingtonians who have had the
pleasure of hearing Miss Beatrice Her
ford in her delightful and original mono
logues are looking forward to her en-
gagement at the Arlington this afternoon,
under the auspices of the Housekeepers'
Alliance and the Association Of Collegiate
Alumnae Her selections will include
THE Pay Station Girl" Changing the
Presents" The Only Child" and a
Lady from England"
Mrs H P Mcintosh will be at home
| to-day from to o'clock, for the last
time this season. Her house guests are
Mrs. Mcintosh, from Indiana, and Mrs.
K c. Mcintosh, wife of Passed Assistant
Paymaster Mcintosh. L. S. N
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Wag-
ner to Mr.. Lyman Haviland Nelson, of
New York, was announced yesterdav by
her mother. Mrs. Arthur L. Wagner,
widow of Col, Wagner, L. S. A. The
wedding will take place in May.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards
have as their house guest Mrs. W.
Bourke Cochran, who arrived in wash
ington yesterday.
The Congressional Club entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Byrnes. Of
Tennessee, and Mrs. Mckinney, OF Hi
nois, received for the club, and Mrs.
Davis, of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Dent. of
Alabama, served tea. There was a short
lecture on mosquitoes and flies by Prof.
Leland o. Howard, OF the Department OF
Agriculture.
Mrs. ]. D. Young and Miss Young. who
intended going to Florida, have postponed
their trip indefinitely, ewing 10 the i'll
ness Of Mrs. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Craig AnsIey have
gone to New Orleans to attend the Mardi
Gras.
Col. and Mrs. H NJ. Kendall, OF Sol
diers' Home, have as their house guest
Miss Emily Gayle, daughter OF the late
Col. z. Z. Gayle.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mrs.