The Washington herald., 1912-03-26

guest Of her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis carolan. Of Red
land, Cal
| Mrs. Joklchi TakasnIne and Mrs Won
RUNNER, Of New York, are the guests
of their sister. Mrs. George. wife Of Rep
resentative Henry George. jr. at 1881 Bit
more street. this week
Mrs. William E. Andrews. president OF
the District Federation OF Women's
Clubs, will entertain at a tea this after
noon from. 10 o'clock at her home
I IN F'airniont street in fCnor of Miss
Roswell, of New York. Mrs. Andrews
will enfertain a box party Mt the Column
bia Theater this evening at the benefit
performance for the District Federation
Mrs. Edward O'ney will Also have a
number OF guests In her box.
Mr. Ernest Huteheson. of Baltimore.
viii give his third ana last piano recital
at the Playhouse at II o'clock this morn
Ing under distinguished patronage. He
! will leave shortly for a years stay
abroad.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schroeder and
the Misses Schroeder went down to At
isntic City yesterday 70 spend several
days
Mrs. George p. Eustis entertained a
company at dinner last evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Knox have left
the Official party OF the former par
ents. the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Knox, and are now in Havana, en- route
to Washington. They will visit the
Panama Canal before their return.
Mrs John Cropper. who has been spend
ing the winter In France. viii arrive In
Washington tomorrow TO be guest at
the Hotel Grafton for several weeks.
Mrs. Gropper will dispose OF her resi-
dence here and expects to return to
France, to make her permanent home.
Miss Dorothy Gatewood has returned
20 Washington from Seminary Hill Va.
where she has been the guest OF Dean
aid Mrs. Crawford for few days. Miss
Gatewood viii spend the greater part of
the spring season with Dean and Mrs.
Crawford.
Mrs. John Ritci ie, tr.. win entertain at
a tea on Easter Monday afternoon from
until O'Clock. at her apartment in the
Decatur, in honor of her mother. Mrs.
kensett. OF Norfolk. Va
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Chatard. who
have been visiting IN PaEama. will ar
rive in Newt York to-day. They will
come TO this city later IL tho week.
Miss Frances Eninger. debutante
daughte. of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ef-
finger. Of Staunton, Va. who are spend
ing the season at the Grafton, is con-
valescIns from her recent illness.
chuse.ts avenue, will be hostess at a
card party Friday afternoon at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. n. o. Messenger will entertain at
a card party Thursday afternoon at the
club Of Colonial Danes.
Miss Emily BIssen and Miss Minnie
Bronson will be the speakers to-day at
the last of the series Of Lenton lectures
arranged for Tuesday mornings at the
Congressional Club. Their subject will
be ''Anti-Sufrage." thus presenting all
sides OF the question following the pre-
ceding lectures Of the Nries on "Suf-
frage" by famous speakers.
Miss Leita Montgomery is spending
a few days in Philadelphia
Col and AIRS. Robert N. Thompson are
expected, to arrive in Washington this
evening from Florida. where they have
spent the past few weeks.
Maurice. the famous dancer OF New
York and Paris. was presented in a
specially arranged programme of modern
dances at the Playhouse yesterday at
noon. Maurice introduced the turkey
trot in America.
Last Friday eveing Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckley, ~ 1so1 Meridian street north
west, celeo's ted the anniversary Of their
first wedding day. They had as guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker. Mr..
and Mrs. Seals, Mrs. NJ. Macdonald,
Mrs. II. Cary. Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. ]. Ash
ley, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Nettie Hedges.
Mrs. Mary Wiley, Mrs. Collier. Mrs.
Lipp. Miss Helena MacDpnald. Miss
Sadie Carey. Miss May Carey. Miss
Mathews, Miss Jessie Sammond, Miss
NJ. ]. Sammond. Mr.. Richard waldro6.
Mr.. Mathews. Mr.. Harry Macdonald.
Mr.. E NJ. Hoffman.
This being called cotton wedding.
their friends sent acceptable gifts of
needlework and fine laces. During the
evening Miss Carrie Lipp entertained the
guests with piano solos, also accom-
panying Mr.. Charles II. Scott on the
cornet. Supper was served later.
Mrs. william E. Andrews. president
OF the Federation of women's Clubs,
has cards out for a tea this afternoon
in honor of Miss Helen Boswell. OF New
York. Miss Boswell is chairman of the
general federation committee on social
and Industrial problems.s Mrs. Ellis
Logan and Mrs. Randolph ID. Hopkins
will preside in the dining-room.
Mrs. Edward olney will give a box
party at the Columbia Theater this
evening for the benefit performance
given under the auspices of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Federation of wom-
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