The Washington herald., 1913-02-15

Critten, Miss Meta Evans. Miss Edith
Goode, Mrs. Bennett. Miss Agra Ben
nett. and Mr.. Robert Hume.
A delightful musicale was given at
the Congressional Club yesterday after
noon. followed by the regular Friday
afternoon tea, Mrs. Ralph Barnard. con-
tralto. was the soloist, and sang
charmingiy Miss Brickenstine was her
accompanist.
Mrs. Ernest Roberts. who received at
the reception which followed the mu-
sicale. wore a handsome gown Of green
charmeuse veiled in black lace.
The clubrooms were decorated for the
occasion with palms, ferns, and clus-
ters Of spring blossoms and the tea ia
BILE, which was presided over by Mrs.
Francis Burton Harrison. of New York.
and Mrs. Rufus Hardy. OF Texas. had
as a centerpicce a cluster Of ferns and
red flowers.
Others who assisted. both in receiving
the guests and dispensing the hospitali-
ties Of the afternoon. were Mrs. Gug-
genheim, of Colorado: Mrs. Gronna. Of
North Dakota; Mrs. Houston, Of Ten
nessee: Mrs. Sherwood. Of Ohio; Mrs.
Guernsey, of Maine; Mrs. Graham. Of
Illinois: Mrs. Taylor. Of Colorado; Mrs.
Green. of Iowa, and Miss Ellen Day Hale,
of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Albert Joseph Carrico is spend
ing q few days at the Chamberlin Hotel,
at Fort Monroe, Va.
Mrs. James L. Karrick. Of Bancroft
Place, gave the first OF two bridge par
ties followed by tea yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. T. r. Rivers and Mrs. d. r. An
A. sl>l &.h
were seven tables of bridge, and valen-
tine favors and red flowers formed tfe
decorations for the occasion.
Representative Reuben o. Moon OF
Pennsylvania and Mrs. Moon are spend
ing the winter at the New Willard.
Their daughter. Mrs. Musselman, OF
Philadelphia, and her little daughter
who spent the last several days with
them, have returned to their home.
Mr.. Won Bulow, Of the German En-.
bassy. who spent the last several days
at Hot Springs. Va. as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Melville ingalls,. and Miss In
gals, has gone to Camden. s. c.
Miss Ingalls, returned to Washington
last evening, and Mr.. ingalls, has gone
to New York for a visit.
Senator-elect Joseph f. Ransdell OF
Louisiana and Mrs. Ransdell have taken
an apartment at the Montna for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs. Z. Brown Rodman. OF Louisville
Ky, has taken apartments at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. William Loeb. jr., arrived yester-
day in Washington. and is a guest at
the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcwilliams, OF
Boston, have arrived in Washington and
are spending some time at the Shore
ham Hotel
Mrs. Daniel Francis Slattery was host
ess at a card party Wednesday after
noon at her residence in Potomac Avenue
Southeast. The house was beautifully
decorated with valentine hearts and flow
ers. Mrs. Arthur c. Proctor sister OF
Mrs S.attery. assisted in receiving the
guests, who were Mrs. Finis D. Morris
Mrs. G. W. Carr Mrs. Cecil L. Blake.
Mrs Clement Roger. Mrs. Ralph f.
Walker. Mrs Robert Howard. Mrs. Win
Lyons, Mrs. Leigh Morris, Mrs. Good
acre. Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Jarvis. Mrs.
John Nails, Mrs. William l.. Thurber,
Mrs Adams, Mrs. William Garner. Mrs
Frank Sabotka. Mrs. Callahan, and Mrs
Charles Turner.
During the afternoon il leaked out that
it was the hostess birthday anniversary.
so good wishes Were showered upon her.
At the conclusion of the games dainty
refreshments were served The fortu-
nate prize winners were Mesdames Carr,
Morris, and Adams
At the De Soto. a very pretty wedding
was celebrated yesterday afternoon by
Rev. DIR. Samuel v, Leech. OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Chruch. Miss Martha II.
Daneker, of Denver. was given in mar
riage to Mr.. Gouverner Ernest Moore.
a prominent young merchant of Charles
ton. W Va. The happy couple left for
Baltimore after the ceremony.