The Washington herald., 1911-10-22
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Minister from Costa Rica and Mime.
Calvo entertained a company at Raus-
cher's yesterday in compliment TO the
American Minister to Costa Rica and
Mrs. Louis Einstein. The table decora-
lions consisted of pink dahlias and
maidenhair ferns. The guests included
the French Ambassador. NJ. Jusserand; the
American Minister to Panama and Mrs.
Thomas c. Dawson; the Minister from
Salvador, SenOr Meiia; the Minister from
Guatemala, DR.. Herrarte: the Minister
from Nicaragua and Sonora Castrillo; the
Minister from Panama and Sonora
Porras, DR.. MembrenO. Sonora Mendez,
Sonora Perez ZeledoE Of Costa RicA:
Senorita Elena CaIderon. daughter of the
Minister from Bolivia: SenorlIa Mata-
moras Of Costa Rica; Mrs. Reid Hunt
Miss Ralf, Miss Heaven. and Mr. Luis
Matamoras, Of Costa Rica.
The debutante dates are fast being
made when the buds of the season will
be presented at teas balls, cotiIIions. or
Lunches and dinners. One Of the most
attractive debutantes of the resident cir
cies VIII be Miss Elizabeth Moves,
Younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore w. Moves, who will make her how
70 society at tea on December in the
New Hampshire avenue home of her
parents, Mr.. Moves, who has been for A
several months trip to Europe and South
AFRICA, returned to Washington yester-
day.
Gen. George Fl. Harries will be the
guest of honor at a dinner November Is.
at the New Willard before he leaves for
chicago Gen. Harries will lay down the
office of president Of the Board of Trade
lew days later. Among those on the dinner
committee are Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood
and Brig. Gen. James Allen, L. S. A;
Rear Admiral Reginald F Nicholson. /
s. n. and Mr. Robert S. oliver, Assist
ant Secretary of War Covers will be
laid for about 300 guests
Ny and Mr.. / s Corby have sent out
invitations for a reception Friday even
ing. October .. from TO II o'clock. at
II5' Gl'dld street in celebration of their
golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs. William Baker, of 1912 Clifton
street. will be hostess at tea on Friday
afternoon, October q. when her friends
will be asked to meet her niece, Nrs
Kenny, Of Hilton, y. Y.
The new home of the House of Mercy
and RosemOnt Chapel. the generous gift
or Mrs. Julian James. at Klingle road and
RoSemont avenue, will be open for dona- |
tons and inspection of the buildings
Tuesday, October "a. from II a. m. until !
p. m The receiving committee will in
cIude Mrs. Gheen, Mrs Hoes, Mrs. John
Lindsay Morehead. and Mrs ]. w. Mac |
Murray. Tea will be served after 3 !
clock, when Mrs Henry B. Brown and |
Mrs MCKim will preside at the table !
This worthy charity is maintained prin- |
cipally by voluntary contributions, hay-
ing an income of only $3.50 yearly from a |
small endowment fund. The new home !
Is reached by a short walk from the ter
minal of the Mount Pleasant car line.
meeting Of the younger set of the
Burlington apartment house was held
Friday evening. at which plans were
formulated for the reorganization of the
Burlington Dancing Club. Invitations for
the next dance, which will be held Oc-
tober 81, will be sent out early next
week
The following officers have been elect 1
ed for the ensuing year: President. DR.
stephen Harrison Smith: vice president,
Mr.. Rodney Peters: secretary, Miss Paul:
Inc Irwin; assistan; secretary, Miss Lou
BiZzell; treasurer. DR.. Meade Randolph
Edmunds, and assistant treasurer, Mr..
Eustace Bizzell. II
a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
College Women's Club was held last
evening at the Washington Club. After