The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

hoEb nIs. n. .. Sarolnerp Dr. ana MIS-.
T. A Poole. Mrs Quincy Blakely, Mrs.
H. A. Smith. Mrs. \. A Birney, Mrs.
Sarah Rean Lamb. Miss A. NJ. Sargent,
Mrs. W. Irving Chambers, Miss Bertha
OToole, Mrs. Theodore W.. Richards,
Mrs. ]. F. Stewart, Mrs. NJ. Greer, Miss
Louise Donnally.' Mrs. s. NJ Newman,
Mrs. James H. Moser. Mrs. Thorn
as M Gale, Miss May E Town
send, Miss Margaret NJ. Won Hermann,
ford, Sarah A. Brock, Mrs. C. C.. Cole,
Miss Merrihew, Capt. w. Irving Cham
bers, U. s. N; Mr.. and Mrs Victor Min
delen. Marguerite Eustts, Miss Evelyn
Malcolm, Mrs. G. p. Van Mourick, Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan H. Morse. Mrs. Allyn X.
Capron, Miss Helen Day, Miss Dorothy
Hartman Dawson. Irma H. Lfvermore,
Miss Virginia Lyle Gardner, Miss
Eleanor Reynolds. Miss lands, Miss Au-
gusta Mordecai. Mrs. W. r. Willoughby,
Miss Maude Bronson. Miss Virginia Blunt
Mrs. A. w. Greedy, Miss Alys Downing,
Miss Helen H. Wilson, Mrs. NJ H. Pill
ing, Miss Kate Montgomery Dabney, Miss
Edith Hoyt. Mime. c. Hauge, Miss Char
iotte Cresson, NJ. 2. Higgins, u. 8. N;
Mrs. d. C. Phillips, Mrs. w. B. Gillespie,
e. c. Messer, and c. p. Minnigerode, Of
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art, and students
Of the various young ladies' seminaries
and colleges. =
Every Thursday afternoon between
and o'clock the students of the Arts
and Crafts School will place their work
on exhibition and serve tea The oficevs
of the school are: Mrs. H. B. r. Mac
farland, president; Mrs. John Jay White
vice president; Mrs. Cleveland Perkins,
vice president; Mrs. Ward Brown, secre-
tary; Miss Jane Bartlett, treasurer; Miss
E. s. Schroeder. director OF the school,
and the following trustees: Mrs. Charles
III Ia MN
loughby Chesley, NJ" Charles Conner,
Mrs. David Fairchild. Mrs- Charles Mar
latt, Miss Leila Mechlin, Mrs Cuno H
Rudolph. and Mrs. Norman Williams.
Miss Dorothy Williams, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. John R Williams, has
returned to Washington after fort
nights visit in New York.
Invitations were issued yesterday by
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Caperton for a
tea, with dancing at Rauscher's, on De-
cember Z, from 4 to Z, when they Will
present their daughter, Marguerite, to
society.
Miss Anne Seymour Jones, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Jones. of Vir-
ginia, will be among the debutantes of
the season. She will be presented at
laIBe Tea On Jdnuary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr.,
will be at home informally on Thursday
evening, November 30.
Announcement is made by the officers
and members of the Housekeepers' AIN
ance of a tea and sale to be held at the
residence Of Mrs, H. B. r. Macfarland,
1208 Eighteenth street, December 6. from
articles are promised at reasonable prices. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Laurence Davis, |
Of the Highlands. entertained a party of |
friends at the Columbia Country Club |
Wednesday afternoon and night Mrs
Davis had a small bridge party In the |
afternoon, at which only the ladies were
present At dinner the men Joined the
party. After the dinner the new club
house was thoroughly inspected. and the
women OF the party entertained the men |
in an amateur game OF pool. The guests |
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shepherd, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Jerry A. Mathews, Miss VIM
satt, and Mr.. Robert Davis.
The informal dance given last month
by r. E. Lee Chapter was so much en-
ioyed by those in attendance that the
president. Mrs. Bell Riley. and members
at the Confederate Home, 1922 Vermont
avenue.
A very successful euchre party was
given on Friday evening in Carroll
Hall in G street, for the benefit Of the
new Catholic Church at Gaithersburg,
Md, for which ground will soon be
broken. The Rev. Father George Har-
rington, who is in charge Of that parish,
was the inspiration for the party and
had 100 prizes and about 400 players.
Among other amusements offered was a |,
group of clever coon songs sung by Mr..
George O'Connor, accompanied by Miss
Higgins. The financial result Of the
party forms a splendid nucleus for the
building fund for the church. Every
Catholic Church in the city was repre-
Sented.
The auxiliary committee met at the
Florence Crittenton mission November
6, it being founders or donation day,
md also the anniversary Of the death Of
dr. Crittenton. Many articles Of cloth
ng an other necessaries were given. Az
ef refreshments were served the visitors
we're shown through the home. the nur-
5ery being the special feature. Mrs
smith, of one of the circles, stated that
Ter church had donated $40 toward a !
dinner to be given at the :
lone. Instead of the regular October :
Meeting a luncheon was given to which :
riends and acquaintance were invited. !
The Ladies' Auxiliary Association of !
Adas Israel congregation will entertain
Is members and friends at a meeting,
December 8, at 2:3O o'clock in the after
oon, in the vestry rooms of the syno-
,ogue, corner Sixth and I streets north
vest A musical programme has been {
arranged, and other features will be v
resented, to which all interested are S
ordially invited.
riIl be given at the Playhouse 1914 N x
tfeet, on the afternoon OF Saturday, IN
December 2, at 4:30 o'clock, by Anna .
,iller starbuck, pupil Of Carl Reinecke. r
frs. Starbuck gives an Illuminating ex- a
talk with her. numbers, a fea- a
lre which adds greatly to their charm n
nd interest, and her interpretations ap- o
cal strongly to real lovers and students o
Z music. She will be assisted by Mrs 2
,dward s. Hale, whose singing was so n
luch enjoyed or Thursday at Mrs Ten n
yck wendelrs. The. recital is for the
eneft of the Episcopal Eye, Ear, and
hroat Hospital Tickets are for sale at !
. Arthur Smiths, liz
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat CHASER will give y
inner this evening at their home, thei :
Ielton apartment, TO Miss Blanche =
teirner, in honor of her recent engage A
lent TO Mr. Ben HOFFMAN, or Harris n
urg. Pa. Mr.. Hoffman is brother of p
Irs. Nat CHASER. Those invited are Mr.. II