The Washington herald., 1912-01-31

The rehearsaIs for the tableaux for ST.
| Thomas Church this evening at the
Playhouse have been most satisfactory
Among the pictures will be 'The An
gelus" Feast of the Tapers," Countess
Potocka," "A Reading from Homer" {"
The Laughing Cavalier" Priscilla ana
John Alden" and others. Another at
/ traction will be the minuet. There will
be some splendid music rendered by a
well-known quartet and several fine
soloists.
Mime. Cslderon. Nine. BalIivian, and
Miss Calderon will be at home informally
Fridays in February at the legation. 1893
Sixteenth street.
The Commandant Of the Marine Bar
racks and Mrs. William p. Biddle have
sent out invitations for a dinner this
evening at their quarters at the Bar
racks and for a dinner on Thursday, Feb
rusry Is. Mrs. Blddle Will be hostess at
luncheon on Wednesday. February T.
The second leap year function OF the
season was the small dance at the Con-
gressionaI Club last evening. Mrs Rob
erts, wife of Representative Roberts, of
Massachusetts, president OF the club, re-
ceived the guests. A string orchestra
played for the dancing and a buffet sup
per was served.
Miss Helen Hardy. debutante daughter
Of Representative and Mrs. Hardy, has
returned to Washington after a short
visit in Lynchburg, Va Miss Hardy
went down to attend the marriage last
Saturday OF Miss Ruby Ray Smith.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor NJ
Smith, to Mr.. William Harris. at which
she acted as bridesmaid. During her
short stay in -Lynchburg she was the
recipient Of much social attention, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith having entertained a
house party.
The Riding Club Of Washington will
give an entertainment next Saturday
evening.
Mrs. G. wythe Cook and Mrs NJ. Mill
son Crenshaw win be at home February
and 10.
The Southern Industrial Educational
Association, which has its headquarters
In the Southern Building, room S25, where
mountain industries are on sale, has
now completed a most attractive exhi-
bition of cabin craft as a part OF the
Southern exhibits OF the Southern Com
mercial Congress. which has its per-
manent exhibit of the South on the
main floor Of the Southern Building. The
association exhibit is attracting great
attention, and many visitors are thereby
attracted to the headquarters in room
is from admiration Of this unique dis
play.
Mrs. bennett, wife OF Commissioner
bennett viii be at home Informally the
first and third Thursdays in February.
Mrs bennett will be assisted by Mrs
Byrhs, wife of Representative Byrns;
Mrs. Hubbard, wife of Representative
Hubbard, and Mrs. C. R. Dean.
A silver tea" for the benefit OF the
Episcopal Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital
will be given tomorrow evening from
4 TO O'Clock at the residence Of Mrs.
c. W. Huske, 1877 Wyoming avenue. All
who are Interested in the hospital are
cordially invited TO attend
The minuet at the Southern Relief So |
ciety ball Is to be danced by Miss Carrie |
Lee Chamberlain, Miss Nell Fletcher,
Miss Evelyn Lee Fitzhugh, Miss Helen |
Hardy, Miss Kathryn NJ. Hitchcock, Miss |
Anne Seymour Jones, Miss Lucinda PEN |
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. and ,
Mr.. James Brady, Mr.. Douglass Bull
loch, Mr. CASTOR Bulloch. Mr.. Bennett |
Champ Clark. Mr.. Joseph NJ. Coronado, |
Mr. William F. Conrad. Mr.. Harold I
Hayes, and Mr.. Kuhn. Mr.. Robert L
Taylor is chaperone, and Mrs. Flora c. |
Dyer is experimenting the minuet with |
the same skill and interest she mani
tested last year for the society. Among /
the young ladies who will serve on the \
reception committee are:
Misses Emily A Beatty. Catherine Blr.
ley Ruth Bowie. Bizzell, Frances Brooks
Laura Burleson. Marguerite Caperton, 4
Carroll. Genevieve Clark, Chamberlain L
Estelle rane, Katherine rane, Hazel Cox,
Anna Crenshaw, and Mrs. f. II. Daniels; Il
Misses Frances Efinger, Maud Everett, II
Fellows, Celestine Finley, Leonora Fin Il
ley, Louise Fletcher, Francis Finley II
Edith Oracle. Helen Griffith. Virginia
GrifHth. Helen Hardy. Doris Haywood, II
Pickett Heth. Virginia Heth, and Mrs.
Drum Hunt: Misses Lemira GiIlett Hill, II
Elizabeth Howry, Ruth Hitchcock, Leila
May Henry, and Mrs. James Hyslop; II
Misses Frances Hodges. Tleanor Hobson, II
Julietts Jannin. Emily Crawford John
son, Anne Seymoure Jones, Nancy John
ION, Mary Madison Jones. Koon, and Mrs.
William KiIlinger; Misses Dorothy Lon
ioner, Macon, Pauline Magruder, Caro-
Inc Merton, Leita Montgomery. Eliza
beth Munford, Gladys Moore. Minetree,
Elizabeth Noyes Ruth Noyes. Rather
ne Overman, Oliphant, Eva Peyton. VAL
.rie Padeiford, Emma Polk, Evelyn Read
ng, Amy Richardson. Schnermann. Ann
seldom. Margaret Strother Smith. Alice
Shepard. Katherine ScheffeL Lucy Hoke
smith Margaret Cotton Smith. Dorothy
Taylor. Tribhis. Eta Taggart, Hannah
raylor. Narruerite Trimb1e. sue Tar-
-arf afl~, U.ndnrnrifk SallIa VVfflfaraa l.