The Washington herald., 1912-01-23

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-. Chaplin, DIR. and Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson. DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. the
Misses Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. jules Guthridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Dennis, Mrs. T. De
Witt Tallmage, Miss Collier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Britton. Mrs. A. T. Brit
ton. Mrs. John Paul Jones, Mrs. Perry
8. Heath and her mother. Mrs. Conway;
DR.. and Mrs. Walter s. Harlan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Miss Brown. Miss
Helen Colhoun. Mr.. Cummln. DR.. Thrus-
ton Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, Miss
Portner, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Woodward,
DR.. and Mrs Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs.
Fairchild Carpenter. Mr.. Carpenter. Miss
Deeble. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Richard
c. Moore, Col and Mrs. Richard Hoxie,
Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY Edison, and Mr..
and sirs. w. A. Mearns.
Miss Elizabeth Rogers, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers, went to
Baltimore yesterday, where she was tho
guest OF honor at dinner OF Mrs Clinton
Paxton Paine and her daughter, Miss
Dorothy Paine. preceding the second OF
the Monday germans OF the Bachelors
Cotillion Club, OF Baltimore. The other
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Keyser, Miss Louise White. Miss Ethel
Lee. Miss Sara Gibson. Miss Agnes Lur-
man, Hiss Louise Hazlehurst, Miss Mar
garetta Williams. Miss Nancy Hard
| castle, Miss Dorothy Paine, NJ. Georges
Denaiut. vice consul of France at Wash
ington; Mr.. John Gilmor. Mr.. Gresham
Poe, Mr.. HiIlen MacSherry, Mr. Arunah
s. A. Brady, Mr.. Hambleton ober. Mr..
Robertson Grlswold, Mr.. Tilghman Pitts,
Mr.. Marshall Bruce. Mr.. Hughes Manly.
Mr.. Frederick Colston, and Mr.. Albert
Ooer
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Marbury, OF
Baltimore, entertained at dinner preced-
ing the ball, in honor OF Miss Crawford,
OF this city, who Is their house guest.
Their other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Francis Cadwalader. Miss Kath-
arine Marbury, Miss Mary Graham Bow
dom, Miss Neville DemQon; DR.. W. b.
Marbury of Washington: Mr.. d. r.
Rankin, OF Wilmington, Del; Mr.. Daniel
Murray Henry. Mr.. Charles Goldsborough.
Mr.. Robert Taylor, jr., and Mr.. Carlyle
Baton.
Among the other hosts were former
Attorney General and Mrs Charles ].
Bonaparte, who had a company at din
ner, who went to the ball later. The
Bachelors german, In Behmann Hall.
was very brilliant. as 1t usually is.
AAlH houQdg MuslC NluOs
Mrs. A. NJ. Blair conductor. gave its
first evening concert this season In the
ballroom of the New willard last even
ing before a brilliant audience OF mu-
sic lovers and society people. The
club is composed OF fifty women sing
ers from among the leisure class, many
Of them well-known society women
and girls, and they sing with exquisite
taste and finish. Their soloists last
evening were Mrs. Johnson-BaseIer.
Of Philadelphia, harpist: Mr.. Richard
Lorleberg, 'cellist. and Mr.. Henry Pur-
cell Veazie, OF this city. barytone. Miss
Lucy Brickenstein was at the piano.
The programme was a characteristic
one, beautifully given. Mrs. Edwards.
formerly Miss Gertrude Harrison, sang
the incidental solo in The Chanson
Provencale," by Del Aqua. Mr.. VeazIe
made quite the hit OF the evening with
his songs and his splendid voice.
With football yells and college songs,
the basketball and tennis groups made
the welkin ring at the Arlington ball
room yesterday afternoon rehearsing
their parts for The College Hero"
Heretofore these groups had rehearsed
privately. Yesterday was the first time
that they were brought together. They
were taught some new football yells.
and the manner in which they entered
into the spirit OF the piece made the
guests at the Arlington wonder II COL
lege frat were having coating"
As but two more weeks remain before
this gorgeous spectacle viii be presented
at the Columbia, notices were sent out
yesterday that every one OF the army OF
participants will be compelled to attend
their rehearsals. The committee is find
ing little difficulty, however. in regard
to absentees. as the manner in which the
rehearsals are conducted is quite as en-
joyable as the performance itself, and
many social engagements and functions
are being postponed in order that mem
bers may rehearse, so as to stage ''Ths
College Hero" in a way that will be a
credit to Washington.
Last night the japanese Geisha Girls
and Spooks rehearsed at the New VII
lard. This afternoon and tonight all re-
lington ballroom
Mrs. Henry d. Clayton. wife OF Rep
resentative Clayton, OF Alabama, will be
at home at 1916 Sixteenth street this
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Receiving
with Mrs. Clayton will be Mrs. Robert
ID. Prewitt, OF Georgetown; Mrs. Castle
mon, OF Vermont; Mrs. John w. Davis. |
wife OF Representative Davis, OF West !
Virginia, and Mrs. Slemp, wife of Rep
resentative Slemp, OF Virginia
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson will |
not receive to-day, but will be at home |
Tuesdays in February. Mrs. Stephenson |
Burke, who has been her guest for the |
past ten days, leaves for New York this
morning.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. wife OF Rep
resentative Cooper, will receive to-day |
at the Farragut assisted by the ladies'
OF the Wisconsin delegation. Nine.
Rivero, wife Of the Minister OF Cuba,
and Mrs. woodward, wife OF former Rep
resentative woodward, will preside in the
assisted by several young /
ladies from Wisconsin attending school
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard J. Earnshaw
have issued cards for a tea January Is
from TO at their home in Clifton
street.
Mrs. Prince, wife Of Representative
Prince OF Illinois, and Mrs. Belt will
receive to-day from 3 to at their resi-
Mrs. Arthur L. Bates, OF Pennsylvania,
will not be at home to-day.
ARMY ORDERS.