The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

pancy until fall Mrs. Van OrsdeTs III.
ness Of several months past has made
| thetT' plans for the summer Indefinite,
but they expect TO leave Washington
early in June
Mrs. Martha Glelow has as her guest
this week. at the Farragut. her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher. wife of
i, Naval Constructor Fisher. L. S. N. Of
the Portsmouth, Va. Navy Yard.
Mrs. Andrew J. Peters, wife Of Repre-
sentative Peters. is the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. John c. Phillips, at Nor
raine Farm, Beverly. Mass.
The N mister from Argentina, Dr. Naon,
who has been on a leave OF absence
in Argentina for the last month. will
arrive in New York Saturday. Nine.
Naon and their children did not accom-
pany the Minister. but remained in
! Washington.
Mrs. Henry Hugo Fox. Of st. Louis.
was the guest in whose honor Mrs. Rob
ert Young Sullivan entertained at a large
bridge tea yesterday. Those assisting
Mrs. Sullivan in receiving her guests
were Mrs. L. Scott Smith. Mrs. r f.
Fleharty. Mrs. Fred X SWEET. Mrs. Cor
don Cowie Miss Helen DUrnin, and Miss
Edith SWEET
Palms and spring blossoms formed the
decorations in the ballroom where the
tables were placed. The guests were Mrs
J. J. Russell Mrs. John r. Emory, Mrs.
Robert Martin. Mrs. S. H Gibson, Mrs.
William d. Stephens. Mrs G. Warfeld
Simpson. Mrs. Edward F. KimbaH. Mrs.
Il
son. Mrs Caroline w. Robertson, Mrs.
Raymond R. Fowler, Mrs. II. W. Bar
bOur. Mrs. Clarence Dodge. Mrs Carey
Herbert Brown. Mrs. Richard McKnew,
Mrs. John Shoemaker. Mrs. George B.
Gardner. Mrs. s. II Greene, Mrs James
@. B. Lampert. Mrs. John Hawes, Mrs
Conway. Mrs. Somerset Waters. Mrs
Caryl Oden. Mrs. Carson P FraIley. Mrs.
Ralph Fleharty. Mrs. Phil r. Hooten,
Mrs. VIII P. Fraser. Mrs. George Cow
ert. Mrs. Percy W. Page, Mrs J.
Ernest Mitchell Mrs. Edwin Vawter
Harris, Mrs. Wallace A. Whitaker, Mrs.
George LangdOn Whitford. Mrs Harry
Schemerhorn, Mrs. William z. Seyboth.
Mrs Gaines Rice Miss Adele Gibson.
Miss Florence Walker Miss Maude
Simpson, Miss Edith Pigion. Miss Irma
Kane, Miss Pauline Irwin. Miss Jane
r Young. Miss Mary Endicott. Miss
Louise Endicott. Miss Evelyn Lawrence
Booth. Miss Marie L. Seitz, Miss Pick
EFT Heth. Miss Virginia Heth. Miss
Sailer. Miss Hobart. Miss Lillian Men
augh, Miss Adele Conway. Miss Olive
Wright Miss Mary Minnix Miss Jane
Gardner. Miss Gertrude Carpenter, Maude
Brown, and Miss Peggy Strawn.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Davis. wife and
daughter OF Rear Admiral Charles H
Davis. L. s. ". VIII spend the season
at jamestown, r. L
Mai Samuel T Falson. I. S. A., and
Mrs Faison will spend several weeks
at Fort Hope, Canada. They will leave
Washington the first week in June
Later they will go to Plattsburg y. Y.
where Mai. Faison has been ordered for
duty.
The Sophocles Club a company OF
ladies who have been studying the Greek
plays for several years, is to have a
picnic on Memorial Day The White
House Chapter OF the American wom-
ans League also planned a picnic for
that day AS Mrs. Nanette B. Paul is a
member Of both societies. the Sophocles
Club has kindly invited the White House
Chapter to Join with IT, At its last
meeting the White House Chapter voted !
to accept the invitation so Hospitality
extended by the hostess, Mrs. Wilkins, |
Grassy Mead, through the courtesy Of
Mrs. Paul.
All members OF the American woman's
League are requested to meet at the
Mount Vernon. Station. in Pennsylvania
Avenue, at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning, |
provided with baskets OF food: for It is |
basket picnic, except the chapter pro-
vides the coftee. There will be speaking /
oy both members Of the Sophocles Club
and the White House Chapter
Mrs. Eugene Faith and children are
guests Of Mrs. Samuel Gaskins, Of
Twenty-ninth Street. Miss Anne E. Gas
kins returned home with them after a
delightful visit OF several weeks as the
guest Of Mrs. Faith in Hancock. Nd.