The Washington herald., 1912-02-20

Miss Ruth Tribble, Miss Henny Lou
Hughes, Miss Frances Finley. Miss
Helen Hardy, Miss Marion King, Miss
Robyn Young Miss Elizabeth Noyes,
Miss Julia VAIL Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw,
Miss Ruth Rice, Miss Nancy johnson,
Miss Elizabeth Munford, Miss Amy Rich
ardson, Miss Dorothy Brodie. Of Mem
phis, Tenn. a guest Of Miss Smith; Miss
Harriet Cole and Miss Mary Hines, both
OF Atlanta, and Miss Beach. OF Georgia
The table decorations and flower IA
vors were all orchids. The ices were in
the form Of this rare over and the cakes
with electric lighted handles.
The Pierrette and Pierrot dance at
the Playhouse last evening was a very
smart gathering. many OF the guests din
ing at the Playhouse beforehand. and
others were guests at various dinner par
ties. Supper was served at small tables
at o'clock. and a buffet supper was
served later.
The Congressional CIub-wilI have Mr..
GottschsIk. who will talk on african
pictures" as the guest Of honor at the
weekly reception at the Congressional
Club, Friday afternoon. February =, at
( o'clock. Tea will be served at O'Clock.
The marriage has been announced OF
Mrs. PaschalI Carr ana Lieut. Col Her
bert Slocum, Of the Seventh Cavalry.
U. S. A., whose engagement was
announced last fall. The ceremony
was performed last week in the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. John II. Ricket-
son, In Pittsburg. Mr.. John II. Ricketson,
tr., gave his sister in marriage. Capt.
James z. Shelley. of the Allegheny Ar
senaL was best man. Rev. George B.
Richards. rector Of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church, performed the cere-
mony in the presence OF only the relatives
and a few very close friends. Col and
Mrs. Slocum have gone to Cuba for their
wedding trip They will make their home
on Governors Island. n. Y, where Col
Slocum Is stationed, being inspector gen
egal OF the Eastern division of the army.
Among the notable visitors to the
headquarters OF the Southern Industrial
Educational Association on Saturday
were Mr.. John C. Campbell. of the Sage
Foundation. and President HubbeII, Of
the Lincoln Memorial School, Cumber-
land Gap, Tenn.
Georgia and Florida day at the oficiaI
headquarters of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association will be held on
Monday, the Goth instant. at 3 to s p. m. A
special eNnlDlL mountain and
cabin industries will be displayed. All
Georgians and all Floridians and all
friends interested in the mountain work
are cordially invited TO come and take
cup Of tea. Mrs. Lamar, wife of
Justice Lamar. will be guest OF honor
for Georgia with the ladies OF the Georgia
State delegation. Mrs. G. D. Amber,
with Mrs. Duncan Fletcher, will be guest
Of honor for Florida. with the ladies of
and Miss Hoke Smith will assist in pour
ing tea. Florida moss and Georgia pine
will form the decorations.
Miss Mary E. McCeney and Mrs. Maud
Gouverneur leave Thursday for the MARI
borough -Blsndheim. Atlantic City, to re-
main week or ten days.
A beautiful tea was given yesterday
afternoon at Trinity College, Brookland,
by the older students. The young girls
in the receiving line were Miss NJ. Burns,
Miss w. Cummings, Miss L. Scanlon,
Miss Driscoll. Miss /. Murphy. and Miss
NJ. Evans. The young students from
Georgetown College assisted in the en-
tertalnment OF the large company.
A silver tea will be given this afternoon
from to S by Circle No. 3 Of the rector's
aid Of st. Msrgaret's Church! at the
rectory.
Mrs. William Graves Sharp, wife of
Representative Sharp, Of Ohio. will re-
ceive to-day from 3 to for the last
time this season, at 1Il4 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Spear, wife of Representative
Spear, will be at home to-day at the
Highlands
Mrs. Nfarsbin c. Burch will be at home
Informally to-day. at ll2 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficklen, OF I7sl
Columbia road, will be at home this
afternoon from to s. for the last time
this season. She will have with her
Mrs. z. L. Tompkins.
Mrs. Mary Moncure Parker, a promi-
nent club woman of Chicago. ana q
leading monologist and dramatic reader
among women. Il spending the week a
the New Willard. Mrs. Parker has been
in New York for q few weeks, and Is
on her way home. She will be con-
siderably entertained during her stay
here.
The colleagues Of Representative Bur
leson paid a handsome tribute to Mrs
Burleson yesterday afternoon by appear
ing in large numbers at the Playhouse
TO see the presentation Of her bright
little one-act playlet, which was cfeverIy
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