The Washington herald., 1911-11-21

has opened a studio at the Arts and
Crafts School, where she will make her
own mountings for many of the souve-
mrs and precious stones she has gathered
in her journeys abroad.
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker, of Ken
lucky, will arrive in Washington in about
a fortnight to be the guest of her mother,
Mrs. William F. Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Gilbert. who spent
the past month in Omaha, Nebr. have
returned to this city and opened their
apartment in the Highlands for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Page LaughlIn. OF Pitts
burg, Pa. who are building a country
home near Leesburg, Va, have taken an
apartment in the Connecticut for the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Finley have sent
out cards for tea on Friday afternoon.
December ., at which their daughter.
Miss CeIestine Finley. will make her for
nal bow to Washington society.
Mrs. William Haywood and Miss Doris
Haywood will give a Christmas dance
for young people at their residence in !
street Thursday, December Is.
Mrs. McCaIla. widow of Rear Admiral
McCalla. L S ", and her daughter, Miss
Stella McCalla. have returned to their
home in Massachusetts avenue for the
season, after spending the summer
months abroad.
Commander L. R. Sargent, L. s. N, has
taken the house at 21OS R street for the
season.
Miss Edna Durham. of New York, is
spending a few days at the Grafton.
The wedding of Miss Pauline Epperson
OF Sumter. s. c.. and Mr.. Claude J. Slim
son, OF Charlotte. n. C. which will take
place In January. is OF much interest in
Washington. Miss Epperson is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Epper-
son and is we'll known in Southern So
Ciety, and was entertained extensively by
the Misses Pagan last winter Miss Ger
trude Pagan will leave the latter part of
December to act as bridesmaid for Miss
Epperson.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew J. Pc
tiers. who are visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs. John c. Phillips, at Beverly, will
come TO Washington very soon, where
Mrs. Phillips will spend part Of the sea-
son with Representative and Mrs. Peters.
Mrs. Francis ]. Sarmiento and Miss
Caro- Sarmiento. OF Detroit. will visit
Miss Marjorie Ward in this city during
the week and will be Joined on Thurs
day by Miss Josephine Clay. who, with
Miss Ward will make up party going
to the Army and Navy football game in
Philadelphia on Saturday. Miss Clay
will go on to Pelham Manor, where she
will be the guest OF Mrs Morton HOl-
land Miss Caro- Sarmiento will be deb
utante of the Detroit season. and will be
presented to society December Il.
Miss NJ. V. Bolts left yesterday for
New York City 10 attend the horse show.
Miss Emery and Mr.. Fred A. Emery
are at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
A reunion Of the District woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will be held
in the form of a post jubilee supper
at Foundry Church tomorrow at 3
o'clock. Miss Pierce will he toastmis-
tress Mrs Bristol. wife of Bishop Frank
VI. Bristol, will speak on Our work in
South America and Mrs. Huntley and
Mrs. Dewhirst will also address the So
ciety. DR.. Sumwalt will give the mis-
sionary aspect of the Ecumenical Con-
ference lately held at Toronto. Mrs.
Harvey will speak on Our opportunity"
Mrs. w. T. Reed will sing. Large dele
cations from every Methodist church are
expected.
Mrs. Martha Gielow, who has been on
visit to Roanoke, Va, and through
Franklin County in the interest of an
industrial school for the mountain peo-
pie which the Lutheran Industrial E,du-
cational Association hopes to build, is
again at home, in the Farragut.
The various departments of the Arts
and Crafts School. 1711-1713 New York
avenue, We're crowded all day yesterday
with society people, art connoisseurs, and
educators. the attraction being an ex-
hibit of objects of art assembled by the
American Federation of Art. Every piece
in the collection, consisting of $50 art
objects, is hand made. and includes metal
work, basketry, book binding, pottery,
jewelry, leather work, design and weav-
ing. a pectoral cross studded with en-
eralds and a silver vase inlaid with
gold are among the pieces and are recog-
nized as splendid products of the gold
smiths and metal workers art The ex-
hibit will be open every day until Satur-
day evening at o'clock.