The Washington herald., 1912-01-21

with crystal embroidery. Miss Brooks IL
the daughter OF Col ]. c. W. Brooks,
U. s. A, and Mrs. Brooks Her mothsF
made her debut at the White House dur
Ing the first Cleveland administration,
when Gen. Wilson was marshal Of the
District and superintendent OF public
buildings and grounds.
The Misses Hitchcock. daughters Of
Mrs Speel. wife OF Pay Director John
y. Speel. U. s. N. entertained at seven
tables Of bridge yesterday afternoon as
their residence in K street. followed by
tea. Mrs Stewart E Barber and Miss
Mae Power presided at the tea tabis,
which was adorned with yellow tulips
and ferns-- Others assisting IN the din
ing-room were Miss Margaret knight,
Miss Elizabeth AIunford. Miss Dorothy
Taylor, and Miss Anne Seymour Jones.
Mrs Henry Allen Cooper, wife of Rep
resentative Cooper. OF Wisconsin. will be
at home Informally at the Farragut on
Tuesday. She will be assisted by the
ladies OF the Wisconsin delegation. Nine.
Rivero. wife Of the Minister from Cuba,
and Mrs. woodyard. wife OF former Rep
resentative woodyard. will preside In ths
dining-room, assisted by several young
ladies from Wisconsin who are attending
school in Washington.
Mrs. A L. Barber, Mrs Ls Droics
Langdon Barber. and Mrs Bertha Bar
Der Vance Will be at home at the Bell
mont tomorrow afternoon.
Students Of the Bristol School visited
the headquarters OF the Southern Indus-
trial Educational Association yesterday
afternoon, and were delighted with the
exhibition OF mountain crafts and cabin
industries. especially the mission furnis
ture made by the mountain students. The
school gives a scholarship through the
association to one Of the students OF the
mountain schools.
There was a happy gathering OF stu.
dents OF Central High School on Friday
night at the home Of Miss Mabel Hars
baugh. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. r. B,
Harbaugh. 2o1 street northwest. ths
occasion being an evening social OF the
class. The guests were Misses Margaret
White, Izetta Lindsay, Mildred McIleer,
Mildred weighley, and Ellie Mcconnell.
and Messrs. Nathaniel Sloan. Herbert
Lowey, William Schroeder, Lloyd Alex
ander. George Deknelder. Edward Gil,
and Guy Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8.
Gayle assisted Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Har-
baugh in entertaining the young folks.
The following wives of members Of
Congress residing at the Driscoll viii re-
ceive tomorrow from , until O'Clock:
Mrs. William c. Adamson. Mrs. Claude
Kitchin, Mrs. William Hughes. Mrs. John
II. Stephens. Mrs. Martin ID. Foster, Mrs.
Arthur w. Kopp. Mrs. Thomas L. Reilly,
and Mrs. Walter Hershey.
Mrs A. L. Barber was hostess At G
luncheon yesterday at her home, Belmont
Mrs Charles Ray Dean win not be at
home on the remaining Wednesdays in
January. but win receive on the first and
second Wednesdays in February.
Mrs. A. R. Stands will be at homs
Tuesday. January %. from to s.
Evidences that audiences representative
OF Washington society will be present
at the two versions of "a Vanishing
Race" which win be given for charity,
by Edward s. Curtis. under the auspices
Of the League of the Covenant. ara
shown by the subscription list. Boxes for
these two versions, occurring at the Be.
lasco Theater January % and February
i. have already been assigned TO Mrs.
Charles Henry Butler. Col d. c. Col.
lier. Rev. F. Ward Denys, Mrs. Frank ].
Goodnow, Miss Grandin. Mrs. John HayI
Hammond. Mrs. Beale Howard. MrS,
Julian James. Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman,
Mrs. Martin A. Knapp. Mrs. George Y.
McLanahan. Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs. wlIns
Moore. Mrs. C. II. Nichols. Mrs James
r. Pinchot. Rev. DIR. Himmel. Mrs. Ord
Preston. Miss Scully. Miss Mary A.
Sharpe. Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Somers, Misc
Julia d. Strong. Mrs. Joseph f. Thropp,
Robert G. Valentine, Mrs. Henry Ward.
Mrs. Henry White.
The honorary committee FOR the matt,
noes include the President. the French
Ambassador. the British Ambassador. tho
German Ambassador. F. II. Abbott. Larz
Anderson. John Barrett. Alexander Grs-
ham Bell. Charles Bell. Edison Bradley
J. C. Burrows. Senator Burton. Miss
Boardman, Charles Henry Butler. Speak.
er Clark. Moses E. clapp. Frank Car
penfer. Mrs, Stephen B. Ell<ins, Gilbert
II. Grosvenor. Senator Gallinger. G. e.
Glover, Mrs. John Hay. r w Hodge.
Justice Hughes. Mrs. Samuel Hi. John
Hays Hammond. Archibald Hopkins, Ru-
dolph Kaunmann, MrA Arthur Lee. Fran