The Washington herald., 1912-11-17

Wood. Mrs. William Carter. Mrs Henry
G. Sharpe, Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Albert
Mills, Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Kelton, Mrs.
Aleshire. Mrs. Young. Mrs. Garrard, Mrs.
Foote, and Mrs. Sternberg. A tea will
| follow the drill. Tickets can be procured
at the Army and Navy Club and from
Mrs. William C. Borden, 1901 California
Street.
Mrs. II. We'll, of Philadelphia. is the
guest of Miss Lorraine Herman in CO.
lurlbia Road.
Mrs. Morris, of Girard Street, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Blumberg, OF Richmond,
Va. ..-
Nine. Loudon. wife OF the Minister Of
the Netherlands. will entertain at a tea
Tuesday afternoon from 4 until Z o'clock
mrs. William Corcoran Hill gave card
party in honor of Mrs Sanger, wife Of
Maj. Gen. Joseph p. Sanger. U. S. A.,
retired, yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence in H Street. Gen. and Mrs Sanger
Will sail shortly for Europe. where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. Joseph Kaufman, who has been
spending the past few weeks in New
York, returned to Washington Saturday.
A tea and Christmss sale by the Taber-
nacle Society. which works for the poor
churhces, will be held on Thursday aft
ernoon, DECEMBER s. from 3 to z
o'clock, at Rauscher's. The charity appeals
strongly to Washlngtonians, and arrange
lnents are being made to make this af-
fair successful In every way. Many prom
inent society people will have charge of
the tables. Miss Alice Riggs will preside
at the ice cream table, assisted by Mrs
Preston Sands, and Mrs. William Carr
Mrs George Bliss. Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs
George c. Reid, and Miss Darlington will
have charge of the fancy table. Mrs.
Robert Hinckley will preside at the tea
table. Mrs. Arthur Willert and Mrs
Norton will be at the flower and candy
table, and Mrs. Thomas Carter, of Mon
tana, will be in charge of the table Of
useful household articles. Many Of the
debutantes of the winter will assist at the
different tables.
Mrs. Lena Kronenberger, of Cincinnati.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanger, of
the Elberon.
Mr.. Irving Strasburger, who has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Strasburger. of Belmont Street, has re-
turned to his home in New York.
Among the many distinguished visitors
to the headquarters of the Southern In
dustriai Educational Association this
week were Mrs. c. c. Clay, president of
the California auxiliary of the associ-
alton; Miss Madelin Clay. Of California;
Mrs. A S. Sullivan, president of the New
York auxiliary of the association; Mrs. |
H. L. Crawford, of New York; Miss Jane
Adams. of Spartanburg, S. c., and Mrs. |
A. w. Greely a former officer Of the as
sociation.
Miss Bessie Reyner and Harry Reyner |
OF Richmond, Va, are the guests Of |
friends in the city.
Miss Virginia Pierce, OF Park Height
Avenue. Baltimore, Nd, made her for
mai bow to Washington society and the |
South during the past week. Mrs. ]. s. |
Hill presented Miss Pierce at lunch
con at the Raleigh last Monday, where
both ladies are stopping for the U. d. c. |
Congress. Miss Pierce is a descendant |
Of the Curtis family.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rothschild are
nome. after few daysdn Old Point Com-
Tort.
Miss Carrie Bass has returned to Balt-
more. after a few days visit to friends in
ihe city.
Mrs Robert Kennon Evans. wife of
Gen. Evans. was the honor guest at a
at the Driving Club at At
Ianta, Ca. on November IA, given by
Mrs. Thomas c. Goodman.
The decorations were all in pink and
pink roses were used In profusion. The
for the table was cluster
1f pink roses in a gold basket. and the
place cards were hand painted in the
same flower.
Invited to meet Mrs. Evans were
Mrs. Thomas d. Meador. Mrs. Edward
Il. Jones, Mrs. Oliver f. Snyder, Mrs.
Thomas NJ Moody. Mrs Frederick l..
Palmer, Mrs. Charles II Barth. Mrs.
s