The Washington herald., 1912-02-18

Burke. Mrs. Gibsou's guests were Miss
Helen Cummings, Mrs. Herbert oliver,
Miss Loulu Smoot Miss Cora smoot,
Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran, Miss Cora
Cochran, Mrs. william B. Daingerheld,
Miss Beall Daingerfield. Mrs. Harry
Burke, Mrs. F. s. Danenhower. Miss
! Julia Nicol. Mrs. Alexander, Keppler. OF
Washington; Miss May Greene, Miss
Phiilppa Wattles, Mrs. Robert Payne,
Mrs. James Reid, Miss Carrie Wise. Mrs.
Lawrence Stabler, Mrs, David ]. Howell.
Mrs. Clarence Howard. Mrs. Charles G.
Carlin, Mrs. Robert Fuller, Mrs. T. N.
Jones, Mrs. r. II. c. Beverly. Miss Nan
ME Jones, Mrs. George Uhler, Mrs.
George French. Mrs. Herbert suowden,
Miss Lisa Anderson. Miss Mildred Foster.
Miss Berenice Berens, Mrs. w Rathbone
Smith. Miss Lila Barrett. mrs. Stewart
Jameson Mrs. Emmett c. Dunn, Mrs.
Hugh Mcclure. Mrs. William Wattles.
Mrs. Wilmer Waller. Mrs. Clarence C.
Leadbeater. Mrs. Anderson Sommers.
Miss Fannie Herbert, Mrs. Robert Bar
rett Miss Virginia Burke, Miss Loula
Critcher, of Washington; Mrs, Virginia
Smoot, Mrs. Albert D. Broclxett, Mrs.
Edward Kemper. Miss Margaret Ashby.
Mrs. Louis c. Barley. Mrs. william ].
Boothe, Miss Josie Robinson. and Miss
Petronia Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence washburn D<
Mott. who have been living I'm Washing.
ton, will live in Alexandria in the future
having taken the house 60 North Wash.
ington street. ~
Miss Hopkins. OF onancock, Va, is the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Edgar Car
penter.
cards on Wednesday evening at her home
in Prince street. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Samuel .Bendhelm, Mrs. Ray
mond Bluemheld, and Miss Minnie Ber-
wanger.
Miss Margaret Parker. Of Washington,
is the guest Of Mrs. Louis Scott.
Miss Eliza Douglas left on Friday for
New York to be the guest Of Miss Beat
rice Baldwin.
Representatives and Mrs Charles
Creighton csrlin gave one Of the larg-
est and most delightful entertainments
Of the season at the ElIs Hall on Thurs
day evening. The solOists at the must-
caleS which was followed by a dance.
were Miss Alice z. Burbage, piano: Miss
Roberta Granville, soprano, and Mr..
Fritz MueIlo, violonceIlo. A section of
the Marine Band played for the dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlin received their
guests at the entrance OF the auditor
ium, which was profusely decorated with
palms and smilax. Mrs. Carlin's gown
was a black lace robe. with artistic
touches of turquoise blue velvet. Her
Jewels were turquoise and diamonds.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. lie Roy Baxley, OF Markham; Miss
Josephine BrOders and Miss Elizabeth
Hutton. Of Warrenton; Miss Jane Bell
Of Cleveland Park: Senator Thomas S.
Martin, Representative and Mrs. Henry
Claytnn ReDresentaffyg Hanrx- n Flood
Representative H. Garland Dupre. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Charles ]. LinthI-
cum. Representative and Mrs. William
Adamson, Representative and Mrs. Da-
vid E Finley and Miss Finley, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William A. Jones,
Miss Anne Seymour Jones. Representa-
tive and Mrs John Davis, Representative
and Mrs. Floyd. Representative and
Mrs. Rainey. Commissioner and Mrs.
Cuno H Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Fuller. Or. and Mrs. Louis c. Greene,
DR.. and Mrs. Quick, DR.. Charles Ham,
NETT, Mr.. Frederick Sidaons, Miss
Elizabeth Siddons. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Myers, Mrs. James Monroe Love, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Keppler, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Fairfax Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Elliott. Miss Chandler, Miss
Thompkins, DR.. Ray. Mr.. .Gwathmey,
Miss Emily Elliott. Mr.. Madison Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merkling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rucksr, Miss Rucker, Miss Nancy
Gordon Jones. Of Washington: Miss
Berenice Berens, of Philadelphia; Miss
Margaret Black, of Woodbine, Nd: Miss
Martha Fulton and Miss Rebecca ID
dlngs. of Ellicott City: Miss Gertrude
Brooke. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carter.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde c. LAmond, of
Alexandria County.