The Washington herald., 1912-02-18

who assisted in the dining-room. .rhe
color scheme was yellow, the drawing
room and dining-room being decorated
| in yellow tulips Yellow shaded lights
were used TO farther carry out the gem
eral tone.
The many Georgetown friends of Capt.
| and Mrs P. W. Huntington, Medical
i Corps, U. S. A, will be interested to
learn Of their arrival in San Francisco
last week. At present they are on there
way across the continent to Fort Totten,
n. Y. where Capt. Huntington will be
stationed. Later Capt. and Mrs. Hunt
ington will be the guests of Mrs. Hunt
| ington's brother, Mr.. J. McKenny Berry
and family.
! The Misses Harvey had as their guest
the early part Of last week their brother
in-law, Surg. Charles Gordon Smith, u.
S. N. DIR. Smith has returned to Phila-
delphia, where his ship the Mississippi is
stationed. During his visit South, DR..
Smith was also the guest of his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
dree Paine Simpson, at their home, Lyon
hurst. Va.
Mrs. Edgar S. Kennedy, of Dumbarton
avenue, was assisted on Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Blake. wife OF the Rev. Mr..
Blake, who poured tea, and Miss Jenny
Grady, who served punch and sandwiches
The tea table was decorated in jonquils.
Mrs. Middleton woodville had receiving
with her on Tuesday afternoon. her sis
ter, Mrs. Gurley, of Omaha; Mrs. James
Young, and Mrs. Yarnell.
Mrs. Reese was assisted on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Worthington, who
poured tea, and Miss Mary wilkins, who
served punch. The decorations were
white sweet peas.
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on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Buckley, OF R street, has as her
house guest her daughter, Mrs. Gurley,
of Omaha.
Mrs. William Bartlett Hoover and Miss
Hoover will be at home on Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Anderson returned to her home
in New York City on Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Allan Walker was assisted on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Archibald
Waters, who poured tea
Miss Katherine Bradt returned last
week from a short visit TO West Vir-
ginia.
On account of an unexpected absence
from town OF Mrs. o. w. Bradt. the
farewell dance" to have been given
for her daughters, the Misses Bradt, on
Tuesday evening, had to be postponed
until Friday evening. Among the guests
were Miss May Rawlings, Miss Julia
NeiIl, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Louisa Aud. of Harrington, Va; Miss
Katherine Wilson. Miss Ada Rawlins,
Miss Martha Stephens. Miss Ada Der
mody. Miss Ruth Lynn, Miss Ethel
Brown, Miss Clara Mansfield, Miss
Rubie Venable, Miss Charlotte Barnes,
Miss Ruth Dom. Miss Florence Lans-
dale, Misses Katherine, Margaret, Ella,
and Gertrude Bradt, DR.. T. f. Nell,
Dr. MarteIl, DR.. Martyr, Mr.. White. DIR.
Healy, Mr.. David Aud, Mr.. Theodore
johnson, Mr.. Stoulil. Mr.. Arthur Lans-
dale, Mr.. Hefiin, DR.. Wilton, Mr.. Ben
jamin RowIins, Dr.. Hyson, DR.. Thomas
Lowe, DR. Bricker. Mr.. Ray Carle, Mr..
CHARLES Shultz, and others. Assisting
Mrs. Bradt and the Misses Bradt in re-
ceiving was Mrs. Anna Rowlins.
Mrs. Bradt, accompanied by her
daughters. will leave Washington Feb
ruary p for California, where they will
make a stay of some months. probably
not returning TO washington until next
fall.
Mrs Edgar Frisby was assisted on
Thursday afternoon by her daughter,
Miss Frisby; her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Edgar Frisby, jr., recently returned
from Manila; Mrs. TaIbert Lanston, and
Mrs. Walter Jones.
Mrs. William LOCKER has as her house
guest, Miss Katherine Schultz, OF Win
chester, Va, who will pay visit or
several weeks.
Mrs. George Worthington had receiv-
ing with her last week Mrs. Whiting,
Miss Taliaferro, and Mrs. Gustave Worth
ington, formerly Of Texas.
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Thursday afternoon by Miss Bertha
LOCKER. and Miss Katherine ShultZ.
Mrs. John Fezier entertained at bridge
on Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corbin Fuller, a
bride and bridegroom of the past week.
will make their home in Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Fuller was before her marriage Miss
Josephine Boyd Mulford, Of Dent place
Mrs. Howard Fill has left Georgetown
for Richmond to join Mr.. Fill. Mr.. and
Mrs FIJI will make their home perma-
nentIy in Richmond on account Of Mr..
FilTs business interests there.
At a valentine party given by the Girls
''Friendly.'' of st. Johns Church, the
prizes were won by Miss odessa Waters
and Miss Elsie Montgomery.
The Aged woman's Home, in Wis
consin avenue, held a luncheon and sup
Der Tor several Odgb Ile past
week. The ladies assisting were Mrs
John Owens, who was in charge; Miss
Anna Abbott, who presided at the fancy
work table; Miss Carol. at the apron
table; Mrs. John Taylor, at the fee
cream and cake table; Miss Mitchell, at
the candy table, and Miss Nettie
Knowles. at the doll table.
Mrs. John Taylor. Of Dumbarton ave-
nuc, entertained on last Friday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Howard Fill. Her
guests included the members of the
choir of All Saints Church, of Chevy
Chase. Among those contributing 10 the
music of the evening were Miss BIanch
PoIkinhorn, DR.. Hamilton, Mr.. Austin,
Miss isabel Taylor. Mr.. Charles Crope-
ley, and Mr.. William Taylor. The other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson,
Miss McCubbin, Miss Dalton, Miss Allen,
Miss Dessez, Miss Ridgway, Mr. Austin,
and Mr.. Orme.
Mrs. Chesley is visiting her father and
sister, the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell and Miss
Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Hyde. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Dodge, in New Jer-
sey, has returned to her home in George
town.
ROCKVILLE.