The Washington herald., 1912-03-28

The wstrian Ambassador. Baron Hen
gelmgilf. who has been in New York for
few days, win return to the embassy
to-day.
The class in First aid to the injured. .
organized for the Lenten season among
the fashionable people. met yesterday
afternoon in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas T. Gan, when DIR. Jung gave the
lesson Among the young women who
were present were Miss Taft Miss
Marion Oliver, Miss Laura Merriam. and
Miss. Dorothy Williams.
The arrangements for the tableaux to
be given tonight at Rauscher's for the
benefit of the Working Boys Home are
in the hands OF Mrs. Walter Tuckerman.
The tableaux have all been arranged by
Mrs. Christian ID. Hemmick and are
scenes Illustrating quaint and old-rash-
ioned Scotch and English songs.
The songs VIII be sung by Mrs. Everett
Hale. zen crinoline," formerly OF New
York. and Mr.. Henry Purcell Yeazie.
barytone soloist and ohoirmaster In ST
Stephens Episcopal Church. Miss Alder
man will be at the piano and Mr.. Will
lam &. Marrow viii act as stage man.
ager. The first tableau will be Little
April Fool" by Miss Harlow, the young
low The others will be Buckle My
Shoe" by Mr.. and Mrs. Stead; kitty OF
Colamine.' Miss Mullan; Drink TO Me
Only With Thine Eyes" Mrs. Hunt and
Miss Jeanette Allen; bid Me TO Live,
Miss Noyes; Early One Morning" Miss
Dorottya Fremont-Smith; "LeeZie Lind
say" Miss Goodwin and Lord Eustace
Percy, of the British Embassy stan;
Kathleen Mavourneen.' Miss Eleanor
Reyburn; Keys of Heaven" Miss Kibby
and Mr.. Richardson, and Last Rose OF
Summer" Miss Anderson. These will be
elaborately costumed, ana the lights VIII
be wonderfully arranged. an artistic de-
tail in which Mrs. Hemmick excels.
Mrs. Hemmick's new "wordless play,
"A Greek IdyIl." will be presented on the
afternoon of April Il at the Belasco The
ater for the benent OF Neighborhood
House and will be one Of the most beau
tiful and artistic affairs ever presented
by that artistic genius. The seats are
being sold rapidly and boxes already are
taken by Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Mrs. John Il. Boyd, Mrs. Edson Bradley.
Senator and Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Thropp,
Representative Mckinley. Mrs. A. J.
Parsons. Mrs. Marshall Field, VINO has
two; Mrs. Bayne, nee Roosevelt; Rev.
Father Fay. and Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Hemmick Will ap-
pears in the play either in dance or tab
leaux Mrs. Hemmick wrote the play
and arranged the dances and is managing
the production.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams
entertained at dinner last evening.
Mrs. William McNeir was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday at her residence in
Eighteenth street, when her guests in
cluded Nine CaIvo. wife of the Minister
from Costa Rica; Mime. Bryn, wife Of the
Minister from Norway: Nine. de Cas-
trillo, wife OF the Minister from Mica
ragua: Mrs. ]. c. Burrows, Mrs. James
NJ. Green. Mrs. ToIbert Lanston, and
Miss McNeir. of New York, a house
guest of the hostess. A centerpiece of
yellow and white jonquils and tulips
adorned the table.
Mrs. Campbell Smith. of Cooperstown.
n. Y, is spending a fortnight with her
son and daughter-tn-law. Capt. Roy c. ]
Smith, U. S. N, and Mrs. Smith, at their
residence in Corcoran street. Mrs. Camp
bell Smiths daughter and granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. W. Festus Morgan and Mrs
W. F. Morgan. jr. also OF CoopeTstown,
are spending several weeks in Washing
ton, guests at the Hotel Grafton.
Mrs. Robert H Traver, of 1850 Connec-
ticut avenue. will close her residence,
which has recently been completed, and
with her young daughter will go to Eu-
rope to spend a year. Mrs. Traver will
place Miss Traver in school during their
stay in Europe.
The Kinemacolor of the Durbar will
be given at the Belasco Theater Monday
and Tuesday afternoons of Easter week
at o'clock. for the benefit of the House
of Mercy. The production will be under
the patronage of a large number OF So
ciety women.
The military attache OF the British
Embassy, Lieut.. Col McLachlan, who is
making an inspection tour in the South. |
will return to this city about the Ilth
Of next month.
The date for the annual hunt ball at
the Chevy Chase Club has been post |
poned from Friday OF Easter week to |
Friday, April 10.
Society gathered yesterday for the reg
ular meeting of the Lenten Skating Club, |
arranged by viscountess dAzy. wife OF |
the naval attache of the French EN-
bassy. and Miss Catherine Cameron, at !
the Arcade skating pavilion. Tea was
served at small tables throughout the |
afternoon and an orchestra played for |
the skaters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison, Miss |
Harrison. and Miss Virginia Harrison |
have sent out Invitations for a tea Sat- |
urday, April Is, from 10 O'Clock, at |
lbs Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Andrews. Mrs Porter, and Miss |
Randall left Washington yesterday for |
New York. from where they sailed for |
Panama. They will return TO Washing
ton about the middle of April.
Countess de Chambrun, who has been |
her mother, Mrs. Longworth, |
in Cincinnati. will arrive in Washington /
on Friday, when shes will joint Count /
de Chambrun. the military attache of the |
French Embassy.
Miss Catherine Cameron, who is spend
ing few days in New York. will re-
turn to Washington the last OF the week
The marriage of Miss Margaret Yates
daughter of Rear = zmiraI Stir
ling, u. S. N, retired. of Baltimore,
formerly of this CITY, to Mr. i Pembroke