The Washington herald., 1912-02-21

| Timmons. U. S. N. naval aid to the
President; Mrs. Wigmore. wife OF Capt.
II. L. Wigmore, U. s. A; Mrs. James
McFenney, Mrs T. De Witt TaImage,
Mrs Theodore w. Noyes. Mrs. T. L.
Macdonald. and Miss Agnes Heweil. Of
Grand Rapids, Mich.s- niece Of Mrs.
Smith, who is spending the winter with
her.
Among the distinguished visitors in the
city are Gen. and Mrs. Nelson Henry, OF
New York, who arrived last night and
are staying at the New Willard. Gen.
Henry is the surveyor Of customs of the
port of New York, and Is here on de-
partment business. Mrs. Henry Is at
tending the annual meeting of the
George Washington Memorial Associa-
tion.
Diplomatic as well as residential So
ciety will be well represented this after
noon at the Playhouse, when Mrs. Mar
garet L. Woods, Of London. will give
her famous lecture on "victorians have
known-Tennyson, Browning, and George
Eliot" There is a smart list OF patron
esses and ushers; Mrs. Taft has one box:
others.
Nine. Won HerWarth, wife OF the mill
tary attache of the German Embassy,
left yesterday with her brother-in-law.
Lieut.. Won Hervarth, who has been their
guest, for Philadelphia and New York.
Nine. Won Herwarth VIII return here on
Saturday.
Mr.. John Barrett left yesterday for Chi
cago and Omaha to deliver addresses be-
fore patriotic societies In celebration OF
washington's Birthday.
Miss Caroline b. Dow. dean Of the Ma
tionaI Training School Of the Young
woman's Christian Association. located
at Gramercy Park, New York City, is
the guest Of Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe.
Miss Vacation Lodge" has issued
unique invitations for the evening OF
washington's Birthday. Mrs. Florence
Louise Lyon will give readings and Miss
Scully will sing. Mrs. Perry Heath and
a group Of young women will be In
charge Of refreshments.
Mrs. Fannie E. Walters, commander OF
National Hive. No. /, Ladies' OF the Mac
csbees. will receive the members OF the
hive informally on Thursday evening,
February p, at her home, 1S21 Eighth
street northwest, from to 10 p. m.
The "Oid Guard gave the first OF their
military hops OF the season last night
at c. A. r. Hail. with a large attend
ance. The ballroom was artistlcslly dec
grated. The entertainment cornmittee was
composed OF Lieut. John Middleton. chair
man; Adjt. Melbourne NJ. fscwis, sec
retary; Chief OF Staff Thon a. Calver.
treasurer; Quartermaster James F. Col
lins, Theodore F. Brown, Samuel Nor
ton, Sergt. Thomas Title. Sergt. r. II.
Cook, Lieut.. James z. McCabe, Lieut.
Henry Exley, and Lieut.. w. II. Hoover.
Capt. Amos ]. Cunning and stan acted
as the reception committee, and Mrs. A.
A. Engle had charge OF the refreshments.
Miss Katherine Hungerford last night
gave a dance at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin c. Hazen. e13 Eleventh
street southwest Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Hazen, Miss Louise
Cobey, Miss Mary Cobey. Miss Elizabeth
Gray, Miss Blanche Cooksey, Miss Vir-
ginia Pike, Miss May Seyboth, EIbert
BTayshRW, A Brayshaw, Thomas z.
Franklin, ]. G. Hungerford, r., Edwin
Goucher. DR.. A. T. Bronaugh, James
Ferguson, Harry Cobey. and Frank
Gray. The chaperons were Mrs G. o.
CarpinteT. Mrs. James Morgan Barber.
Mrs. r. Cooksey, and Mrs. s. @. Adams.