The Washington herald., 1912-02-10

orchestra for the main dining room.
where the songs Of the entire College
Hero will be sung by the members OF
the company seated around a large table
in the center OF the room II win be
long aftrr smidnight Before the strains OF
THE College Hero are heard for the
last time as sung BY the cast, and
ehoruses OF theNcompany. bur the mem
ory of the tuneful music and the elab-
crate produetion win not soon be forgot
ten by the thousands who have been for
tunate enough TO witness the, production.
Miss Margaret Preston Draper was the
guest ofahoBor at theater party. OF Mr..
and Mrs william @. Mccormick last
evening 10 see Sothern and Marlowae in
Hamlet" in Baltimore. Miss, Drapef is
the guest OF Miss Ruby Mccormick.
daughter OF the hosts. The party occu-
pied four lower boxes at the Auditorium.
and were entertained at a supper after
ward IN the Mccormick home. East
Mount Vernon place and ST. Paul street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. t. stotesbury. the
latter formerly Mrs. Cromwell. OF this
city, were beautifully entertained in Bal.
timore yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
Brooks, whose son. Mr.. Walter Brooks.
married Mrs. Stotesbury's daughter last
winter gave a luncheon in their honor at
''Brookfield." their suburban home, in
the Green Spring Valley. and had to
meet them Mrs. Alexander Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Gotten, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raj Parr. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Burke,
Mrs. John Gill. and Mr.. Francis B.
Harvey.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs Alexander
Brown entertained at a large and hand
somely appointed dinner in their honor
a. a. srFl.-
table was beautiful. with a centerpiece
OF pink orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The candles were shaded with pink and
crystal shades, and made pretty and
dainty picture. Mr.. Brown is just re-
covering from an attack OF appendicitis.
and was not able to be at the table. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
B. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs Harold Ran
dolph, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere II. wheelwright. DR..
and Mrs. Thomas B. Futcher. Dr. and
Mrs. Fl. Warren Buckler, DR.. and Mrs.
]. Hall Peasants. Mrs. William Deford.
Miss Rosa Steele. DR.. William II. Welch.
and DR.. Ridgely b. Warheld. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stotesbury will go to their home I'm
Philadelphia to-day. where a round Of
festivities are awaiting them.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, daughter Of
DIR. Joseph Longworth Anderson, spent
yesterday in Baltimore as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Bowdoin, who
gave a beautiful dance last evening for
her. Miss Anderson received with the
hosts and the guests numbered about 13O
Of the buds of this season and their cir
Gle OF young dancing men. a seated
supper was served at midnight.
Mrs. Gillespie. wife Of Gen. Gillespie,
.ll sorfat anCa
for the present. owing to the death OF
a member OF her family last week.
Mrs. James F. Barbour entertained a
company Of eighteen young people for
her daughter. Miss Marguerite Barbour,
in honor of Miss Dorothy Manice. niece
and house guest OF Mrs. Littauer.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. of New York.
president OF the George Washington
Memorial Building Association. who
spent a few days in Washington at the
Arlington this week. returned to New
York yesterday. She will come TO
Washington again on the e0th.
DR.. and Mrs. z. r. Babbitt. who were
married in West Virginia on wednes-
day. are now at the Chalfonte. Atlantic
City.
Miss Mallory Cotton went TO New York
yesterday. whence she viii sail tomorrow
to join her brother. Col. George Cotton.
governor Of Porto Rico. Miss Cotton
has spent the season in Washington
after several years I'm Porto Rico. with
her brother, where she acts as his host
ess at the governors palace
Miss Mary Sherman McCaIlum was
hostess at a tea yesterday afternoon
from to Z O'CLOCK. when her guests were
asked to meet Col. and Mrs. George F.
L. s A. Col. and Mrs. Down
ey will leave Washington very soon for
New York, where the former has been
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