The Washington herald., 1911-05-28
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Toilette all received praise. The members
were Mrs Ada G. Dickerson, Miss Will
Jams. Miss Matthews. Mrs. Andrews,
Mrs. Phelps Mrs. Macdonald, Miss Gill
lett, Miss Keables. Mrs. Rich. Miss Garst,
Mrs. Farrar. Mrs. &. T. Mccartney, Mrs.
Edith Lohr. Miss Marian LOhr. and AL
len Lohr
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. kaufman will be at
home this evening from to II o'clock in
celebration of their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary.
The ladies of the committee desire TO
express their gratitude 70 the public for
its generous patronage of the evening OF
song and story at Chevy Chase Seminary
May "a.
Col. and Mrs. George' A. Armes will
he at home at Fairfield, tomorrow from
to p. m. it being Col. Armes' sixty
seventh birthday anniversary.
The annual garden fete of the Army
Relief Society, held on Governors Island
On Thursday afternoon. was of special
interest in Washington owing to the pres
enoe of the new Secretary of War and
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson as the guests OF
prominently identified at one time or an
other with Washington society. Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant re-
Coived the guests. assisted by Mrs
LeUtZe, wife of Rear Admiral z. H. c.
LeutZe, cOmmandant OF the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. and formerly cOmmandant
Of the Washington Navy Yard; Mrs.
James Robert Mckee daughter of for
mer President Harrison: Mrs. Ulysses S.
Grant, third, Of this city; Miss Helen
Gould. Mrs. Francis Henry Bishop, Mrs.
Gouvencur KortriGht Miss Julia Ches-
ter Wells. Mrs. Charles F. Roe. Miss Isa-
belle II. Hardie. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Wimerding. Mrs. Daniel Lamont, widow
of the former Secretary of War. presi-
dent Of the society, was absent because
OF illness, much to the general regret.
The weather was perfect and the party
huge success in the matter of beautiful
surroundings, beautiful clothes, and fine
financial results. Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant wore a costume of royal blue chif-
fOn over sage green satin. with orna-
ments of pearls and diamonds Her tur-
ban hat of black straw was trimmed
with small pink and white roses, with a
large bow of royal blue velvet at the
back. Mrs. Ulysses S Grant third, coat
costume OF white French serge, hat of
white straw trimmed with llaCS and
bows of black velvet Mrs. James r.
Mckee, gown of mauve cloth trimmed
with satin of the same color: hat OF
mauve straw trimmed with violets. Mrs.
Herbert Shipman. tailored suit of silver
gray cloth with white pencil stripe, with
pink roses at the COrsage, large hat of
gray straw topped with plumes of cleo
trio blue.
One of the most interesting features Of
the season will be a bright and sparkling
three-act drama, Newport" TO be given
in the ballroom of the Cairo, Q street. be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth. to-
morrow evening a $50 o'clock Tickets
81 each, may be obtained from the fol-
lowing participants in the play: Miss
Edith Oracle, Miss Beale. Miss Elizabeth
Moves. Miss Anna FOrtner, Mrs. Archi-
bald Oracle, Miss Katherine Beale Mr..
Ralph Hill. Mr.. Benedict Cunningham,
Mr.. Harold Sampson, Mr.. kennOn Sin
clair. Mr. Dangerfield. Mr. Dyer. Mr.
Winthrop Lockwood. and Mr. Talbot
Sinclair. The play. which is given for the
benefit of the aged clergy. will be fol-
lowed by a 10 o'clock dance which hold
ers of tickets TO the play only are entitled
to attend.
The Washington Country Club will give
a dance at its clubhouse in Virginia to-
morrow evening