The Washington herald., 1912-01-11

beautifully decorated for the occasion
with quantities OF smilax, palms, ant
pink and white roses. Z A string orchestrs
was in attendance during the afternoon
Mrs. Culberson, wife OF Senator Culber
son, OF Texas. and her sister. Mrs
Schluter: Mrs. Jack BealL wife OF Rep
resentative Beali. OF Texas, and Mrs
Seth Shepard. presided in the dining
room, assisted by Mrs. Ansberry, Of
Ohio; Mrs. Burleson. Of Texas; Mrs
Henry. OF Texas. and Mrs. Cooper, oi
Wisconsin. Assisting Mrs. Hardy and ths
debutante in receiving the guests werS
Miss Kathryn Hitchcock. Miss Lucit
Hoke Smith. Miss Anne Seymour Jones
Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Frances
Efhnger, Miss Laura BurIeson, Miss
Henry. Miss Mattlngly. Miss Nancy
johnson, and Miss wilkerson. of Georgia
Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter OF tho
Speaker Of the House: Miss saIlis
Williams, and Miss Hardy presided az the
punch bowl. Mrs. Hardy was gowned ir
black chantilly lace over blue, ana the
bud Of yesterday wore white embroidered
satin and ehiffon. Miss Fay Hardy wors
pink charmeuse satin.
The next informal dance at Fort Myer.
Va, will be tomorrow night, instead Of
on Saturday, as shown on invitations
sent out. The next formal dance at Fort
Myer, Va. will be on Monday evening,
February 10. 1872
Miss Marie Ray entertained at tea yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock in honor Of
Miss Estelle Crane, debutante Of the
season Miss Dorothy Brooks, Miss Dor
othy Taylor, Miss Julia Vail. Miss Rathe-
rine Crane. Miss Marthena Harrison,
and Miss Antoinette Ray assisted In re-
ceiving the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Nolan. OF wash
ington, are in New York for a few days,
attending the opera.
Mrs. strother-smith and her debutante
daughter. Miss Margaret Smith, viii be
at home this afternoon at the westmore-
lard.
Mrs. Frederick Efinger and her debu-
tante daughter. Miss Frances Efinger,
viii be at home tomorrow afternoon at
the Grafton.
Mrs. Gore. wife OF Senator Gore, will
not receive Thursdays this season, on ac-
count OF the death Of Senator Cores
mother.
AAS- SeA-ANS ~ " SAAhldAAs WIG u 0EIl-
ator o'Gorman. Of New York. will remain
in New York during the convalescence OF
her daughter.
Mrs. Oliver Z. Pagan was hostess at
a tea yesterday from to O'Clock at
her residence, 1866 Biltmore street, in
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Francis Miller, a bride OF last summer.
The house was tsstefully decorated with
palms and pink roses In the dining
room and red roses in the halls and
Receiving with Mrs.
Pagan and Mrs. Miller were Mrs. T. l.
Anderson, wife OF DR.. Anderson. OF New
York, their house guest. and Mrs. Albert
Elwood Pagan. Mrs. Thomas L. Lloyd,
Mrs. F. H Miner. Mrs. Frank Hall. and
Mrs. Charles P. Blythe presided in the
Those who assisted in re-
ceivin8 were Miss Lillian Miller, Miss
Catherine Birney. Miss Margaret Lyon,
and Miss Margaret Window. Mrs. Pagan
wore a handsome gown Of black velvet.
with trimmings OF duh gold lace. Mrs.
Miller was govned in pale blue crepe
meteor and carried a cluster OF Killar-
ney roses. Mrs. Albert Pagan wore
Richmond rose crepe meteor.
Senator and Mrs GugEenheim have
cards out for a musicale Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Leona Stern, OF Columbia road.
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. wasser-
man, OF Norfolk. Va, where she went
to attend the Seligman- Kaufman wed.
ding, which will take place this week.
Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson and his sis
ter-in-Iaw, Miss Leila NJ. Waller, have
cards out for Saturday, January %. from
{ TO o'clock, TO present Miss Brooks,
of the host. Miss Waller
and Miss Brooks will be at home Fri
lays in February at I773 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mrs. William z. Andrews, president OF
the Federation Of women's Clubs. enter
tained the officers and chairmen Of vari-
BUS club committees yesterday at a
luncheon.
Miss Elizabeth Reeside, with party
II friends, went over 10 Philadelphia
Monday to see the opera La Boheme,"
/ role which she has been studying
ately.
The Columbian women's beneht, with
elsie Janis in The Slim Princess.
Monday evening, January Is. promises
o be most successful. The boxes have
aiken by Judge and Mrs. Martin A.
Knapp. Admiral and Mrs. Charles H.
Dean Gregory, DR.. and Mrs
,harles W. Richardson, Col. and Mrs.
Robert Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lisner,
ir. and Mrs. @. B. Chapman. Mr.. and
drs. W. B. HIbbs, and Mr.. Charles
Among those who have taken
eats are Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Glover,
dr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
)r. and Mrs. Francis Hagner, Mr.. Henry
Iirke Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
'ell Mr.. and Mrs. Adds B. Browne, Mr.
nd Mrs Flather, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
ioore, Justice and Mrs. Van orsdel.
Dr.. Runin, DR.. Acker. Commodore and
FRS. Davenport, Mr.. James T. Russell,
dr and Mrs. F. W. Pratt, Mrs. Francis
v. Dickins, DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Bor-
en-. DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Wiley, DR..
nd Mrs. c. E. Munroe, DR.. and Mrs. |
Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. True, Prof. |
nd Mrs. II. L. Hodgkins, Mr.. and Mrs
v. ID. Hoover. Mrs. ID. Rerfoot Shute |
; chairman OF the benefit committee |
irs. John Paul Earnest, Of M n street. |
as charge of the tickets.
Mrs. Post Wheeler, wife Of the secre-
ary Of the United States Embassy at |
tome. better known in the literary world |
3 Halle Ermine Rives. Is at the New |
Willard for a short visit
Mrs. Hearst, wife Of Mr.. William Ran |
olph Hearst, who accompanied the lat
IT to Washington for the meeting OF the |
,emocratic banquet and to attend the /
ipiomatic reception at the White House. |
eturned 10 Nen YnrlL VesferdaY-