The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
Edward 7. winston. Mrs. John J. Ryan,
and Miss Margaret scuEiy.

elusive and important function OF thi
winter in Baltimore. WIN be given at th'
Beivedere on the evening OF January is
The committees are the same as las
year, the general committee including
Mrs H. Irvine Reyser. Mrs% Herr,
Barton Jacobs, Mrs. Bruce Gotten, Mrs
George c. Jenkins. Mrs John GIL, Mrs
r. Curzon Hoffman, Mrs. James Madison
Thompson, Mrs. William 7. Wilson. Mrs
Howard Munnikhuysen. Mrs w Ora
ham Bowdoin, Mrs. William NJ. Manley
Mrs. Wilson Patterson. Mrs Alexandei
Brown. Mrs. Walter B. Brooks. Mrs
Sherlock Swami. Mrs. Douglas II. Cor.
don, Mrs. Josias Pennington, Mrs. r
Brent Keyser. Mrs. Allan McLane. Mrs
WV. Spence, Mrs j. ouitman Lowell
Mrs. Francis n. Jenclxs. Mrs. AIexan-
der c. Nelson, Mrs. J. Trtplett Haxall
Mrs Henry J. Bowdoin, Mrs. N. Win.
slow Williams. and Mrs. Dccourcy w
Thorn.
Mrs. Z. Kohner and little Miss Rather
inc Kohner have returned to the city
after a short visit 20 Baltimore.
1 The board OF trustees OF Nelghborhood
House has sent out cards inviting the
public to visit the Settlement. 40 N
Street Southwest. next Saturday from
2 TO o'clock to see the social clubs In
session and inspect the working exhi-
bltion Of the industrial classes. where
orders may be placed for holiday gifts.
Tea will be served by1 the cooking
classes, assisted by the members Of the
board. Prominent society women are
deeply interested In the work Of the
lNeigbbo-hood House, among them being
Mrs. Christian ID. Hemmick, Mrs. John
c. Fremont. and Mrs. Churchill Candee.
Many OF the Washington debutantes will
be present and assist the managers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris sinsheimer have
returned to the city after visiting friends
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. W. Cawthon, chairman of the
National woman's Christian Temper
ance Memorial Fountain" committee,
and who was a delegate from the Dis
trfct to the National Temperance Con-
vention. held last month In Portland,
Greg, is now visiting in Louisville. KY
Mrs. Cawthon has been the center of
attention in her girlhood home the past
week and will return to Washington
and be at home to friends after Novem-
Der ., at the Victoria.
The hop at Fort Myer, Va, which
was to have been given on November
2S has been postponed.
Mrs. Bonheim and son. who have been
the guests of relatives In the city, have
returned to their home in New York.
Miss Alice Gates BouteII, daughter
Of the American Minister to Switzer-
land, and Mrs Boutell, who will be
married to Mr.. John Brooks Ladd, of
Boston, Mass. on Thanksgiving Day.
is being extensively entertained by her
| numerous friends. Miss Julia Mason
will give a luncheon in her honor on
Thursday, and Miss Frances webster.
who will be one of the bridesmaids,
will entertain the bridal party at the
special Fort Myer drill on Friday aft
ernoon. taking her guests later to the
tearoom. Miss Margaret Winslow, an
other bridesmaid, will give an infor-
nal tea for her during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ]. Liz, having
returned from an extended wedding
trip. will be at home to their friends
at 1859 Eleventh Street Northwest, aft
er November II.
Miss Pauline Kuhn has returned to
Richmond after spending several weeks
in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. A Kuhn,
OF Belmont Street.
A number of .washingtonIans went to
Annapolis yesterday to spend Sunday.
Among them were Miss Dorothy Gray
Brooks, who is stopping with Mrs. Cra-
ven: Miss Emily Beatty, who Is the
guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Soule
and Miss Dorothy Taylor, who is visit
ing Mrs. Ripper Miss Estelle Crane,
Miss Ruth Noyes, Miss Elizabeth Noyes,
and Miss Harriet Conger also went to
Annapolis. They attended the officers
hop, which, on account of mourning for
the late Vice President. was held inior-
mally.
to the city after a short visit to friends
In Baltimore.
The Lindsey Social Center Association
will be at home this evening from 5
until 8 o'clock at the Day Nursery, All
N Street.
and Mrs. Biscoe will return to WASH
ington.
Miss Miriam Reese and Miss Dorothy |
Oettinger, who spent few days at Cor |
nell to attend the dance, have returned to |
their homes.
"illldII1 gave n Oln- |
ner last night in honor of some of the |
delegates to the Congress of the United !
Daughters of the Confederscy at her |
apartment in the Rochambeau.
Mrs Harold P. Norton, after spend
ing several weeks in Boston with her
sister, Mrs. Irwin, wife Of Commander
William Irwin, U. s. N, has returned
to Washington.
Mrs. Gielow, OF Alabama, founder and
vice president of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association. received in
honor of the Alabama delegation Of U.
d. C. at the headquarters OF the asso-
ciation, 331 Southern Building. Saturday
from to s o'clock. assisted BY Mrs.
Richmond Pearson Hobson. Mrs. Micou;
Mrs. Amber, and other Alabama wom-
en-. Miss Sally Williams, Miss Claxton,
Miss Parker, and Miss Raggett assisted
Mrs. Stone at the tea table.
Many persons interested in the asso-
citation were present and greatly en-
joyed the unique setting of the tea
amid decorations Of mountain baskets
hlled with flowers and artistic mountain
draperies, of cabin tapestries"
, Mrs. Rosenbaurn. Of Richmond. Va, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Richard,
of Nineteenth Street.
The Georgetown Virginia football game,
played yesterday on the historic George
town field, drew hundreds of the menu