The Washington herald., 1912-01-07
GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR.
coRsETs FOR EVENING WEAR.
F STREET, CORNER THIRTEENTH.

Labor LEGISLATION, Will deliver the second
| lecture, and Representative John ]. EScef.
OF Wisconsin, viii exJlain his match bfil
now before Congress.
The speaker on February viii be Mr..
Arthur H Ham. secretary Of the Re-
medal Law Association Of New York,
working in connection with the Sage
| Foundation, who VIII speak on the loan
shark evil. Mr.. Ham win be introduced
by Representative Julius Kahn, Of Cali
fornia-
The speakers for subsequent lectures
will be duly announced The COMMITTEES
earnestly hopes the public viii avail
themselves Of this great opportunity OF
hearing experts on these important sub
jects A small fee win be asked at the
| door.
Miss Mae Ravenscroft, n student at
National Park Seminary, and daughter
OF Mr.. R. A Ravenscroft, OF Baltimore.
was the guest or honor at a party given
on Tuesday evening by her cousins M.
and Mrs. Charles Morreil. at Is Iowa
circle Those invited to meet her were
Misses Amporo Rivero Carrie Lee
Chamberlain. Leila May Henry. Helen
Chandlee. Edwinetta Schroeder. Mar
garet Messenger. Mary J. Wilson. Ruth
Wilson, and Elizabeth MorrelL Mrs.
Josephine Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
stoner, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Chandlee. ex-
Senator r. A. Ravenscroft. Gist Blair.
Messrs- W. c. Steel, president Of the
Crater Lake Company. Oregon: Alfred
r. Thompson. Horatio Riyero. cabell
Williamson. Douglas Stoner. Ross Dor
sey. Tom Bones, Harold Wilson. c. T.
Snyder, Harry Havens. Close Wright,
Greene. and Patterson.
Mrs. TapIin. Of the Champlain. enter
tanned at a bridge party yesterday after
noon in honor OF her guest. Mrs. Root.
wife Of Col. Root. There were eight
tables OF cards followed by tea
Col and Mrs. Archibald Oracle win
entertain at tea this afternoon In thstr
home in Sixteenth street
A pretty watch night party was given
by the girls OF the. Adah- Class OF the
Ninth Street Christian Sunday school last
Sunday night at the residence OF Mss
Cecil @, Caylor. Vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by different mer-
bers, and after the New Year was pro-
claimed banquet was served. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Cayior. Mr..
and Mrs. Smallwooi. Misses Lennie Car
ter, Elsie Broome, Henrietta Bowen. El-
berta Thorn, Beatrice c. Haxton. Kathe-
rine Thorn, Mabel Tucker. Blanche 7.
Bowen, and cecn c. Caylor. Mr..
Lester A. Palmer, Of Newark. N. J.;
W. e. Erfa-ld. J. E. spauldinE. Milton
Broome, G. T. Stecker. A. v. Llufrio,
Joseph T.. Dawson. Vernon Richards,
Joseph A. Scott, George E. Ennis. and
Win Boyd.
The Misses oreble. daughters Of Ueut-
CO.. Edwin st. ]. GrebIe. entertained At
q supper party en- Monday evening. when
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Myer. Va. later in the evening.
Miss Bella Carson. who has recently
returned from the Philippines to her home
In Riverton, Va. entertained at . de-
Hghtful dance during the holidays. IN
honor Of her hoNse guest, Miss Emily L
Elliott, OF this city: Miss Didier. Of Win
chester; Mr.. D'Arcy Didier. OF Roanoke,
and Mr.. Hughes. Of New York
On New Years night : very entertain
ing musicale followed BY dance. was
given by Miss Mary E. Moskey at her
home. Mrs F. X Patterson sang a
group Of delightful songs; George Mos
key performed artistic solos on the vio-
| lin; Frank Moskey also played violin
solos IN his usual deep. broad style. and
later assisted in the lmproyised orches-
ira for the dance: Mr.. Erick Schiiiing.
recently OF the Copenhagen Denmarke
Conservatory. played two Chopin num-
hers on the piano brilliantly, End as well
played the accompanlments for the solos.
! The hostess sang two numbers. Il Love
the Name Of Mary and Il Used 10 Be
Tieve In Fairies" by Chaurcey Olcott, in
very sweet voice and good manner. Among
those present were found Mr.. and Mrs
H. x. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
tJi Ayres. Mrs. William 4 crowther.