The Washington herald., 1912-01-07


SIr. and Mrs. A. T. Brown. Dr. and Mrs
T. A. Moslksy. Miss Della cr0wther. Miss
Emily Hughes, Miss Corrtne Hayes. Mr.
Mr.. Erick schiIIing.
Miss Bessie johnson entertained at a
card party yesterday afternoon at the
Highlands.
Miss Frances Efinger viii be hostess
at q theater party on Tuesday evening,
January 9. at the New National fol-
lowed by a supper at the New Willard,
in honor Of Miss Harmon, house guest
Of Miss Edmonla Adams.
Miss Robyn Young viii entertain at =
card party tomorrow afternoon in>nonor
of Miss AdaIine Culp, who viii be mar
rfed to Mr. Henry Jefferson Porter. jr..
OF Birmingham. Ala, next week. Mrs.
Young and Miss Young will leave WASH
ington this week for Florida to Join Mr..
Young for the winter.
Commissioner and Mrs. Fred bennett
have cards out for a tea Wednesday aft
ernoon, January II. from to Z. Mrs
bennett viii be assisted in receiving ny
the wives of the North Dakota delegs-
ton in Congress. The singers for the
afternoon will be under the charge OF
Mime. Susanne OIdberg Plano numbers
WIN be by Miss L. Clarene McCarty.
The washingtonIans have issued cards
for their January dance. which will be
held in rational RiIies Armony on
Thursday evening, January H.
4 series of illustrated lectures and en-
tertainments at the Academy of Lam
guages, to be conducted in French. began
Thursday evening with a "cAuserie" on
Les salons de Paris" delivered by NJ.
Saint-Seine, professor OF French at the
Academy OF Languages and At George
town University. This new French club.
the Cercle Rostand, has two weekly
meetings-Monday, at o'clock, and
Thursday. at S:15 o'clock. Next weeks
talk will be on "L'Evolution du Roman"
Among others who attended Thursday
evening were Mrs Godfrey Ferris. Mrs.
Harry Coope, Mrs. L. Pascal, Mrs. Otto
Luebkert. Miss Mary S. Miller. Miss Mar
garet Keokh, Miss Selene W. Dortch.
Miss Magdalen II. Burger. Miss Margaret
a. Patch, MISS G. Brooks, Miss Jeanne
Pascal. Miss Susanne Pascal, Rev. Ed
ward II. Ingle, Rev. Mr.. Turbiaux, DIR.
Donate Zinc, Mr.. William Calvin, and
Mr.. Robert Cannon.
\ number Of prominent women Of
Washington have invited the famous
Father Bernard Vaughan to give a lee
ture in this city.
Father Vaughan comes of a most Illus
trious and distinguished English family,
one OF his brothers being the late Car
dinal Herbert Vaughan.
A man Of charming presence and de-
lightful personality, Father Vaughan pos
sesses the faculty Of winning and hold
ing his audience by his enthusiasm and
strength.
He is now touring the country, Iectur-
ing for the benefit Of his missions, and
has had most enthusiastic audiences
everywhere he has been. In many places
thousands have had 10 be turned away,
and Il is to be hoped that he will meet
with a like success I'm our Capital City.
The patronssses for the performances
OF Margaret Anglin IN Green Stock
lngs'' next Monday evening at the Co.
Iumbia for tie benefit OF the Northern
Dlspensary are Mrs. Charles W. Rich
ardson. Mrs. John C. Boyd, Mrs. Alex
ander Gardner Bentley, Nine. Marquet de
Azevedo, Mrs. Tolbert Lanston. Mrs.
Isidore Rayner. Nine. Msrtin-Rivero. Mrs.
John De B. walbach Gardiner. Mrs. Guy
Carleton, Mrs. ]. S. Easby-Smith, and
Mrs. Benjamin F. Pilson.
The box holders are Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Pilson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Berliner.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs W.
r.. Herr. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, DIR.
Frank Leech, DR.. and Mrs. Albert J.
Carrico, DR.. and Mrs. II. T. Guss, Mr..
and Mrs. Adds d. Browne.
The committee in charge or tickets is
composed Of Mrs Albert J. Carrico,
chairman: Mrs. Frank p. Wilcox. Mrs.
William A. Harr. and Mrs. James Lans-
burgh.