The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Reside enter
tanned at a small dance last evening In
honor of Miss Marthena Harrison and
Miss Natalie briggs. Mrs. Reside and
Mrs Harrison We're schOolmates in the
same young ladies' school. and were girls
in Official society together when the lat
ter's father was in the Senate and the
formers father, former Representative
Harmer. was in Congress.
Mrs Harrison. Mrs. briggs, and Mrs.
Resides sister, Mrs. W. II. Randall, Of
Philadelphia. assisted the hostess, in adj
diuon to the two young guests of honor
and Miss Reside, who remained at home
from her music studies IL EeW York an
extra week for the entertainment Mrs.
Reside wore a gown Of violet satin with
jeweled trimming. and a collar of pearls
and diamonds and diamond earrings.
Miss Reside wore hame-colored satin
trimmed with gold lace.
Mrs. Harrison was attractive in a gown
of cloth of silver yelled with white lace,
with pearls and diamonds; Mrs. Randall
wore white crepe de chine, and Miss
Harrison was in white satin, with pearl
trimmings and ornaments. They received
in the library on the first floor. which had
decorations Of green foliage and red
carnations and roses. The columns which
separate the hall from the drawing-room
were festooned with Southern smilaX. and
the mirrors and walls of the ballroom and
.drawing-room We're draped with the
smilax.
Pink blossoms were also useG in the
decorations Of these rooms. Between
eighty and 100 guests were entertained.
Miss Reside will leave in a few days for
New York. where she will appear in
opera as Airline. in THE Bohemian Girl"
Miss May Howard. g735 Thirteenth street.
has issued cards for a reception on jan
uarv Is from 4 10 7 o'clock Miss Howard
is a niece Of Or. Charles 5. GrindaH, Of
Baltimore and spends much time among
her relatives in Baltimore and Hartford
counties She Is one of the prominent
young horsewomen in Washington, and IS
famous for riding Rob Roy in the Chevy
Chase fox hunts.
Much interest Is being shown in the
forthcoming production of Cinderella"
introducing many novelties in fancy and
character dancing, under the direction of
Miss Hawke, for the benefit of the Ma
tlonal Homeopathic Hospital The play
will be given at the Belasco Theater on
Tuesday afternoon. February S. at $3.50
o'clock The first act is In fairyland.
showing the queen with floral chariot
drawn by swans. The same talented chill
dren who appeared in Jack. the Giant
Killer last year, and in Mrs. Barney's
play, The Man in the Moon" Will take
prominent parts I'm Cinderella
An attractive souvenir programme. de
signed by Mrs. Barney. will be sold by
a number of the seasons debutantes.
Among the patronesses and those who
/ have taken boxes and seats are Mrs
stephen 3. Elkins, Mrs George Pullman.
/ Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mrs.
/ George Huff. Mrs. James Mcmillan, Mrs.
Larz Anderson, Mrs. Allerton Cushman,
/ Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman, Mrs A. c.
| Barney, Mrs. Max Ritter. Mrs William
| Henry. Mrs. Emile Montgomery. Mrs.
4 George Howard, Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
/ Mrs John B. Henderson, Mrs Corcoran
Thorn. Mrs. John J. HemphiH, Mrs. c.
/ H. Hoar. Mrs Hugh Legare. Mrs. Clar-
! ence Edwards. Mrs T. De Witt Talmage.
/ Mrs Matthew T. Scott. Mrs. 2. Lee
Phillips, and Mrs. Summerlin.
/ Miss Helen Seavers. Of 431 Massachu-
sets avenue, entertained her friends at
a dance at her residence last night. the
| following invited guests being present:
The Misses Cecil CayIor, Bessie Tegeler,
Katherine Hermann, Mildred Tegeler,
| Annie Ferris, Olga Barnitz, Clara Good
year; the Mesdames A. S. Pralle. II. c.
! Tegeler, G. A. Seavers. and the Messrs
j E. Spaulding, c. c. Whitney, E. !.
Walter, L. Prather, ". H. Copp, c. p.
Terry. NJ. a. Holloran. William II. Pralle.