The Washington herald., 1912-02-17

table. assisted by Mrs. Kopp. OF Wis
| consin; Mrs. Davis, Of West Virginia
/ Mrs. Tilson, of Connecticut; Mrs. Hazel
ton, Of wisconsin; Mrs. Hill, of Con-
necticut, and Miss Hayes and Miss Hill.
Miss Katherine Denison viii not re-
ceive this afternoon.
Miss Marie stewart Bowen, owing to
4 continued indIsposition. will not be able
to receive or pay. any calls this winter.
Miss Temple will entertain a company
at luncheon to-day at the New Willard.
1 The washington Business High School
4 gave its alumni dance last evening in
the ballroom Of the Arlington Hotel,
Mrs. Henry Clay Merrill. Mrs. Charles
Hart, Mrs. orville B. Drown, and Mrs.
Clarence c. weidemann chaperoned the
affair The patronesses were Mrs. bohn
A. Johnston, Mrs. Cuno H Rudolph,
Mrs. w. V. Judson. Mrs. Henry LAtch-
| field West, Mrs. Harry NJ. Clabaugh,
Mrs Wade Hampton Willis, Mrs. G.
| Bowie Chipman, Mrs. S. Graham Butler.
/ Mrs. Allan Davis. and Mrs. Ellen Spen-
Ger Mussey Dancing began at o'clock.
a string orchestra furnishing the music.
I Among those present were:
4 MT. and MIS-. DION@s MISS
| West and Mr.. Frank Norris Jones. Miss
Beck welIman and Mr.. F. B. Aubert
Miss Brooks and Mr.. Henry Purcell
| Veazle, Miss Huber and Mr.. W. B. Long,
| Miss johnson and Mr.. p. r. Bell, Miss
G. s. Swart and Mr.. II. c. .Sigourney
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Widerman. Miss B.
\ B. Snyder and Mr.. lR. r. Tompkins. Miss
Easter and Mr.. A. X. Meeks, Miss Hancy
and Mr.. A. f. Sewers, Miss Charlotte
4 Do fr
Jones and Mr.. NJ. Z. McChristie. Miss
NJ. G. Murray and Mr.. Albert G. Norton.
/ Miss Grace Van Castelle and Mr.. Charles
i z. Tribby, Miss Mary f. Pettingale and
Mr.. John p. Yeatman, Miss Gladys Zet-
| telle and Mr.. G. G. Butler. Miss Bessie
/ Butler and Mr.. Charles NJ. Sutherland,
] Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Works, Miss Syl-
vester and Mr.. C. /. Wood. Miss Jones
and Mr.. J. W. McKerecher, Miss Blanche
Austin and Mr.. E. c. Wood, Miss Baltz
and Mr.. A. S. Clarke, Miss Cham
berlin and Mr.. P. b. Severick,
Miss True and Mr.. w. L. Wlnslow.
Miss Noyes and Mr.. Harveycutter, Miss
Hoffman and Mr.. c. E. Wilson. Miss Wall
and Mr.. p. D. Holmes, Miss Ferguson
I and Mr.. d. A. Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. E c.
Baltz. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IL Baltz, Miss
\ Ferguson and Mr.. ]. C. Dulin, jr., Miss
Barrett and Mr.. Butt, Miss Roach and
Mr.. W. ]. Giesler. Miss NJ. B. Hanek and
Mr.. W. w. Maloney, Miss wasserbach and
Mr.. r. B. Matthews. Miss Mask and Mr..
E. C. Blanchard. Miss Crossley and Mr..
Better Miss Gladys Strong and Mr.. Carl
HellmRnn. Miss Haney and Mr.. J. 3.
johnson. Miss widerman and Mr.. Robert
c. Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jordan. Miss
Boyd and Mr.. Henwood, Miss Osborne and
Mr.. c. n. Fisher. Miss Elliott and Mr..
William ]. Patchell. Miss Mccartney and
Mr.. L L. NettIeton. Miss McEwen and
/ Mr.. J. r. Zimmerman. Miss King and
| Mr.. II. t. Leopold, Miss Ethel Foster
and Mr.. Hes. waggoner, Miss Gerhold
and Mr.. A. 7. Single. Miss Gallagher and
Mr.. Carl Krumke, Miss Estler and Mr..
/ Norman Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Will
son, and Miss Carrie Mckinley and Mr..
Norman Rlopfer.
Mrs. GnIett-Hin entertained a large
party at a musicale last night.
Mrs. Hill wore an imported gown OF
white satin with pearl trimmings, the
| front of the bodice being made OF pearl
I network, and the same finishing the low
neck. diamond necklace, pins ana
| earrings were her ornaments. Miss Hin
wore coral pink satin with overdress OF
! hand-painted chiffon OF the same tint,
| in flowers OF deeper shade. The artistic
/ and unique living room OF the quaint
| little house was lighted only with can
| dies, which added greatly to the artistic
| apartment and invested the atmosphere
with the proper spirit to hear the fairy
story with the musical setting of Hum
| perdinck.
Mr.. Hitchcock is a fascinating reader
and captivated his audience. each and
every one of whom was sorry when the
recital was ended. He has the gift Of
voice and dramatic spirit, set in an ar
tIstic temperament. Mr.. Gallup did full
| Justice to the lovely music, although
the piano scoring OF Siegel loses much.
After the recital a buffet supper was
served Among the guests were Senator
and Mrs. Hitchcock. Lieut.. Gen. Nelson
A. Miles, Maj. Gen Greeley, Miss
Greeley, Miss Hitchcock, Representative
and Mrs. FairchiId, the Charge daft
faires of Persia and Nine. Khan. Rep
resentative and Mrs. James R Mann,
Mrs. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. Christion
Hemmick, Mrs. Thropp, Mrs. Rauff-
mann, Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, Mrs
Evans, Miss Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam F. Dennis, Mrs. Riker. DR.. Swisher.
and Capt. and Mrs. Mclean.
Gov. John A. Mead. Of Vermont, is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. De
Graw.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. 1880 T
street, will be at home informally this
afternoon from 4 to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee enter
tained a box party last evening at the
Columbia, followed by supper at the
New Willard. Their guests included
Miss Leita Montgomery. Miss Meminger,
of New Orleans; Mr.. Thomas Hinekley,
and Mr. Adrian Iselin Lee.
Mrs. P. v. De Graw, who was recent
| ly called to Philadelphia through the
very serious illness Of her sister, now
convaiescent, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Saks, Of 1913 B street
southeast, will be at home tomorrow
evening from to 10 o'clock. in honor
of the bar mitzva OF their son Maurice.
Mrs. Nein S. Brown win be at home
to-day from to o'clock for the last
time this season, and will have with
her Mrs. ]. c. S. Blackburn, wife of
former Senator Blackburn, Of Kentucky.
Mrs. Theodore wasserdach will be at
home from 4 TO Z O'Clock this evening.
JUDGE LANNING IS DEAD.