The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-09

Idkt0 Will HdAlLSt ANihS anu CLUSTERS OF
pink and white roses.
Mrs. Atkinson has issued invitations for
a reception to-day.
Mrs. A. L. Barber left yesterday for
Atlantic City, where her daughter, Mrs.
Davis, Will join her.
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Purdy. OF this city,
are visiting the Hotel Walcott. New
York
Mrs. swagar Sherley entertained at her
second "at-home" yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her sister. Miss Marjorie Critten-
den.
Mrs. William T. Glover and Miss Glover
were hostesses at tea yesterday after
noon. Assisting them were Mrs. William
Bartlett, Miss Anna Miller, Miss Rosalind
Wilson, Miss Gertrude Williamson. Miss
Lena wilkins. and Miss Tonita Ridge
way Mrs William Canard and Mrs.
Berry Rush Logic served at the tea table.
Mrs. Guggenheim. wife OF Senator Gug-
genheim. will not receive next Friday. OF
February Is, but on the preceding Thurs
days.
Mrs. Bates. of 12l1 Rhode Island avenue.
will be at home informally this evening
after O'Clock.
Mrs. William Curtis Hill entertained at
luncheon yesterday, covers being laid Cor
twenty-four. Her guests were Mrs. Mearns,
Mrs. Conner. Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith,
Miss Palmer. Mrs. Flannery, Mrs. Hogge,
Mrs. Cannon, Mrs John Dunlap. Miss
Woodruff, Miss Dove. Miss Goldsborough.
Miss Totten. Miss Mildred Merrick, Mrs.
Bradford, Mrs. William D. Connor, Mrs.
Ward Brown, Mrs. Gherardi, Mrs Charles
Bradley, Mrs. Aspinwall. Mrs. Barnard.
Mrs. Sewell. Mrs. Crawford, and Mrs.
Thomas Gale.
Chaplain and Mrs William s. Cassard
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Emily Cassard, TO Assist
ant Paymaster Dallas Bache Wainwright.
jr.. at present attached 10 the naval
training station. Newport He Is the son
Of Capt Wainwright, Of the Coast and
Geodeuc Survey.
Mrs. L. a. Kaiser, wife Of Lieut.. Com
mander Kaiser, entertained at luncheon
| yesterday In honor OF Mrs. II. II. Ward.
The table was adorned with lavender
sweet peas and white lilacs. Those invited
were Mrs. c. II. Davis, Mrs Beexman
Winthrop, Mrs. J. p. Jackson, Mrs.
Minor, Mrs Charles Stokes. and Miss
| Mary Hopkins.
| Gen. Nelson A Miles has taken apart
ments at the Rochambeau for the rest of
the season, having rented his home 10
the new Colombian Minister, Senior Don
Francisco de p. Borda.
Mise blanche F. DAILY has gone to New
/ York. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mountford She will also visit in Mount
| Vernon, y. Y.
The American Minister TO Denmark and
Mrs. Egan left yesterday for a short Wis
il to Richmond and Norfolk.
I Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker
left yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia
to attend the bal nasque which Mr. and
/ Mrs. Freddie Barbour and Others of this
city are attending Miss Pennebaker
viii visit Miss Wlnifred Dorrance while
/ in Philadelphia. Mrs. Pennebaker and
/ Miss Pennehaker will not receive again
until after Lent
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Stein. who were
! recently married, received their relatives
and friends Sunday evening at their
/ home, 9oS New York avenue. Assisting
I them were the Misses Bergazin, Brez
/ Iaskey, Pelzman, and Jacobs. and
Messrs. Pelzmsn Stein. Brez. Rudolph.
/ Werner, and Weinstein. Among the out
/ Of-t0wn guests were Mr.. Philip Mandel
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Horowitz and son. OF
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. I.even-
thai and Mr., and Mrs Joe Simon. OF
Baltimore.
Miss Jean Wilson has returned from a
visit in Atlantic City. where she gave
some of her delightful monologues al
/ the Hotel Dennis.
1 Mrs. A. p. Johnston and Mrs. c. J
/ Hagan, OF 1892 V street. will be at home
on the remaining Wednesdays in Febru.
airy.
! Mr.. and Mrs William Henry Fincke
! announce the engagement OF their daugh.
! ter Mildred to Mr.. James Shepherd Bur
/ russ. The wedding will take place In
I the spring.