The Washington herald., 1911-02-27

Colby Chester, jr., and their children,
who are also grandchildren of Mr..
Charles A. Moore. Admiral and Mrs
Chester have gone on to Egypt
Mrs Walter Prescott Smith, who made
visit last week to Mrs Thomas NJ.
Chatard. has returned to her home in
Baltimore.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Yates Stirling
and their daughters, Misses Helen and
Margaret, sailed last week for months
trip to the Bermudas.
Miss Marcella Smith, daughter Of Rev.
c. Ernest Smith. ector of St Thomas
Church, is visiting in Baltimore, the
guest of Miss Sophie Banks Sadtler, on
East Twenty-fifth street.
Miss Theresa Drexel, of this city, is
visiting in Savannah, Ga, and was among
the guests at the last soiree before Lent
OF the Cotillion Club, of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean, of
this city, who are at Palm Beach for the
season, were among the dinner hosts on
Washington's Birthday, having their
party in the garden grill.
III anu MIS- f1tITy JdCOOS tll-
tertained at dinner on Saturday evening
in their Baltimore home, in honor of Mr..
John w. Garrett, newly appointed United
States Minister to Venezuela, recently re-
turned from his duties as first secretary
of the United States Embassy in Rome.
A musicale was given after the dinner.
Mr.. Garrett and his wife, who was form
erly Miss Alice Warder. of this city, will
sail for Venezuela March 4, after a short
visit to his home and hers. in Baltimore
and Washington. DR.. and Mrs. Jacobs
will sail for France about the middle of
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hirsch announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Pauline, to Mr. Jack Rosenberg. and re-
ceived last evening in their home on
Seventh street, in honor of the occasion.
At their last formal reception this sea-
son, Mrs. Barber and Mrs. LIE Orviet
Langdon Barber will have assisting them
Mrs. Scott, wife of Senator Scott; Mrs.
Sutherland. wife of Senator Sutherland; !;
Mrs. James R. Mann, wife Of Representa-
tive Mann: Mrs. Fairchild, wife of Repre-
sentative Fairchili; Mrs. Crosby, wife of
Col. Crosby; Mrs. Macdonald, wife of
DR.. Macdonald: Mrs. H. D. Fry. wife of
Ut. anu hTS. CndTttS %. 6edO, OF
Bridgeport, Conn.
Society is deeply interested in the con-
cert at the Turkish Embassy tomorrow
evening. to be given for the benefit of
the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pitaL' Nine. Zia, daughter-in-law of the
Ambassador, is deeply interested in the
cause, and will receive the arriving
guests. Mrs. John L. Edwards, of the
Monday Morning Club, and Mr.. Veazey,
| Of St. Stephens choir, will sing solos,
and one of the leading pianists will play
Miss Jean Wilson will give some of her
best dramatic readings.
Mrs. Armes. wife of Col George A
Armes, U. S. A, retired, will not be at
home at the Arlington to-day, but will
receive from to 7, March 6.
The ladies of Leojein ,Ilese will have
with them to-day Mrs. John NJ. Thurs
ton, Mrs. c. F. DrexeL Mrs. w. T.
Thompson, Mrs. E. H Hinshaw. Mrs.
E c. Snyder, OF Nebraska; Mrs G. w
Prince, OF Illinois; Mrs. H l. Hodgkins.
Mrs. F. II. Abbott, Of Nebraska: Mrs.
J. T. Lloyd, of Missouri; Mrs. L. c. JEFF
ferys, of West Virginia; Miss Eagan, Of
West Virginia; Mrs. Swinburne. of Iowa;
Mrs Reeve, of Iowa; Mrs Bentley, of
Wisconsin; Mrs Smyzer, of Illinois; Mrs
Judson, of California, and Miss WaIkup
and Mrs. Burrows, of Michigan.