The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-03

meet the Republican Editorial Associa-
ton, of New York, from to Il o'clock.
Mrs Daugherty, wife OF Judge Harry
X. Daugherty has Issued cards for a
tea on Monday afternoon at the La
clede. 20 meet Mrs Elhins. OF Philadel-
phia. wife of Justice Elkns. OF the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, and Mrs,
Haywood. wife of the former State treas
urer OF Pennsylvania.
Miss Georgia Knox entertained at
luncheon yesterday IN honor of Miss
Sarah Berry. Miss Berry is the sister
OF Mr.. Harry Smith Berry of Nash
Vile Tenn, who will be married to Miss
Knox next Tuesday. Those invited to
meet Miss Berry were Miss Annie Keith
Frazier. OF Tennessee. daughter of Sena-
tor Frazier; Miss Anna Russell Cole, OF
Nashville. Tenn; the Misses Carson. Of
Pittsburg Mime. Corea. wife Of the for
mer Minister OF Nicaragua; Miss Edith
Coon, and Miss Julia Heyl The table
was effectively decorated with quantities
of yellow jonquils.
Some Of the well-knoWn society people
who have taken boxes and reserved seats
for the last concert OF the Beethoven
Symphony Cycle by the Hammer Sym
phony Orchestra. next Friday afternoon,
at the Belasco Theater. are the German
Ambassador and Countess Won Bernstorff.
the Minister OF the Netherlands and Nine.
London. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page, Mrs. S T. Emmons. Mrs Hunt
Slater, Baron Ambrozy. OF the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy. and Mr.. Riggs.
Hon Miss Rachel Kay Shuttleworth OF
England. entertained Informally at lunch
con for a small company OF young people
yesterday at the British Embassy. Miss
Shuttleworth is spending the winter here
visiting her brother-in-law and sister the
military attache OF the British Embassy
and the Hon. Mrs. James.
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. wife Of the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy. was
among those entertaining at luncheon
yesterday. the guest Of honor being Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, daughter Of the former
President
Mrs. Thomas ". Power entertained at
a tea yesterday at her home in y street.
from 1 10 o'clock. She was assisted by
her sister, Mrs. John Petty. Mrs Morgan
Royce, Mrs. Paul Block. and Miss Mar
guerite Luckett. Mrs. s L. Hoover, Mrs
Peterson. and Mrs. Forester presided IN
the dining-room The house was decorated
with palms and clusters OF red carnations
Invitations have been sent out by Mrs.
Tabor for luncheon on Tuesday. Feb
ruary $ IN honor Of Mrs Lehr
Mrs. Robert !. Taylor, wife of Senator
Taylor. Of Tennessee. will be at home to-
day from 8 TO O'clock at her apart
ment at Stoneleigh Court. She will be
assisted by Mrs HHlsman Taylor. Of
Trenton. Tenn. and Mrs. S. B. William
son. Of Nashville.
Mrs. F. G. Hyde. Of Oakland. Md. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Leyden White,
Of 81 New York avenue northwest.
Mrs. Carr, wife Of Gen. Eugene A. Carr.
Of 1924 Twentieth street, entertained at
luncheon yesterday I'm honor Of Mrs. Pull
man Among the guests were Mrs. John
B. Henderson, the wife and daughter
of Gen. Schwan: Mrs. Goodloe. daughter
Of Senator Beck; the two well-known
writer's, Miss Mollie Elliot Sewall and
Mrs. Helen H. Gardener. and Mrs Vroo-
man, daughter Of Gen. Black, Civil Serv-
ice Commissioning.
Mrs l. r. Swormstedt will be at home
to-day from to o'clock for the last
time this season.
Mrs. John 6. Capers, Of 1907 Q street
northwest, Will be at home this after
noon for the last time this season.
Arrangements are now completed for
the annual prom" Of the students Of
Catholic University, which will take
place at the New Willard this evening
for the benefit of the Athletic AssOcia-
ton. The patronesSeS of the affair in
clude Mrs. Justice White. Mrs. Justice
Lurton, Mrs. Senator Carter, Mrs. Sena-
tor Fletcher, Mrs. r. A. Sweeny Pescia,
Mrs. Hillyer, Mrs J. J. Walsh, Mrs.
Bennox, Mrs. Mccarthy. Mrs. Landry,
Mrs. O'Hara. and Mrs. Bowling.
The committee of arrangements Is com
posed OF the officers of the Athletic AS
ISOLATION, James Ivers, of Salt Lake City.
nresident- John 7 Daley. vice president
John Mecaslin, Atlanta, Ga, secretary,
and T. V. O'Donnell. Albion. n. Y, treas
urer
This committee will be assisted by a
subcommittee, composed OF James L
Dougherty. Illinois. chairman; Alfred
Hackman, Ohio; Joseph Boillin, Ten
nessee; John L. Finn, Pennsylvania;
Horace Rizero, and August Bohn, Wash
ington.
The marriage of Miss Caroline Astor
Drayton, granddaughter of the late Will
lam Astor. to Mr. William Phillips, first
secretary of the United States Embassy
in London, yesterday in London was of
special interest to Washington society.
Mr. Phillips was a factor in the social
affairs Of last season and the one before,
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