The Washington herald., 1913-02-22

niOitlOn OF MOVING plctuTeu VI tu0
South Sea Islands at the Belasco Thea
of the performance were given to the
building fund Of st. Johns Orphanage.
Miss Helen Taft. Miss Catherine An
derson. and Miss Sophy Johnston were
entertained in Mrs. James Marion
Johnston's box.
Mrs Train occupied one Of the boxes.
and was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron whitney. MIS-. Russell Train.
and Mr.. Corooran Tbom.
Mrs. Pinchots box was occupied by
her niece, Miss Morgan. who had with
her Mrs. Joseph NJ. Dixon and Miss
Dixon. OF Montana, and Miss Marian
Stevens
Mrs Richard Butler entertained Mrs.
Fremont Smith. Mrs. Mathew T. Scott.
Mrs. Rixey. Mrs. George W.. Fairchild.
| and Mrs. william B. Lamar.
Others entertaining parties were
Mrs. L. z. Letter. Mrs. Henry Cleve-
land Perkins. Mrs. George Won L.
Meyer. Mrs. John MCGOWAN. and Mrs.
Julian James.
In the audience were Mrs. wicker
sham. Nine. Loudon. Mrs. Corcoran
Eustis. Mrs. Horace Lurton. Mrs.
Leonard Wood, Mrs. Walter Tucker
man. Mrs. walcott Tuckerman, Mrs.
Van Reypen, Mrs. Truxtun Beale. Mrs.
ficHHtH JcTHiuBSs
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Thomas
Chatard. Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs.
, Nathan Wyeth. Mrs. Edward McCauley.
Mrs Richardson Gibson. Mrs. Charles
Sawtelle. and Mrs. william Lord Lit
| tleheld.
Commodore Edward Qualtrough. L. S.
| N, retired. and Mrs. Qualtrough gave a
| theater party at the New National last
IuHt t,r ralA AhraNt 49, shn I'D mn.
versary Of their niece. Miss Leila Harri-
| son. one of the most popular of the
| debutantes OF this winter. Their other
guests were Miss Eleanor Reyburn, Miss
| Sophy Johnston. Miss Bissell. Of Morris
| town, N. j.: Miss Ogden Jones, Miss
Elizabeth Reid Rogers. Miss Frances
Noyes, Miss Martha Bowers Mr.. Thomas
Bowers, the Messrs. Harrison. Mr.. Rob-
ert Stead. Mr.. Hart. Mr.. Thomas Symons.
| Lieut.. Darlington. U. 8. A: Mr.. Presley
| Taylor and Mr.. Schmolck. Of the Neither
| lands Legation.
Later the entire party was entertained
by Mrs. oualtrough at a supper. followed
| by Informal dancing at the family resi-
dence in l Street.
Mrs. Richard Harlow received the many
guests at the Lenten tea at the club
house Of the Riding and Hunt Club yes
Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen. Nine. de Sibour.
Mrs Cary ID. Langhorne. Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson. Mrs.
| Leonard Wood, and Mrs. Walter Tucker
man.
Tea was served at a prettily appointed
| tea table during the afternoon. The club
| will give an entertainment on Friday
evening. February g, at S:5 O'Clock for
| the members and their guests.
ha
will be as follows: Music ride by Fort
Myer cavalry troop. stall race by men,.
bers five men and five women. saddle
| class members or their guests to ride,.
| conformation and manners to be Judged: {:
monkey drill by Fort Myer cavalry
troop. potato race tsiN women). novelty
event five women). jumping class 1.-TWO
jumps-three feet six inches and four
fee), members or their guests to ride.
performance only to be judged: steeple-
chase race professional ridersl.
The committee In charge consists OF 4.
D. Addison. J. William Henry. and Wal
| ter r. Tuckerman, with ]. II. de Sibour,
chairman.
Mrs. Nagel. Ms. John Hays Hammond
Miss Boardman. Mrs. John A. Johnston,
Miss Cannon. Mrs Reid Rogers. and Mrs.
Hemmick are patronesses for the benefit
performance to be given by the Junior
League Entertainment Club at the Play
house Monday evening, February "A. at
Sis, when a cast OF clever young people
will present Mrs. Burnett's play. The
Little Princess" Dancing and refresh
ments will follow the play. Mr.. de Pena,
Mr.. Algara. Lieut.. Darlington, Lieut..
Dunn. Mr.. Louis Moore, and Mr.. Ballard
Moore will be ushers.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels of Raleigh. y.
C. is spending a few days with her
mother Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley. at
her apartment at the Dupont
Nine Sophy de Meissner. the we'll
known author. will sail from Baltimore
on Tuesday. February %. on North
German-Lloyd steamship for Bremen.
whence she will go TO Russia.
where she will reside during the next
two years. Nine. de Meissner will be
accompanied by her niece. Miss Sophy
Radford. daughter of Mr.. kearney Rad
ford. of Georgetown.
Canada, is spending the weekend with
his sister. Mrs. F. c. Clayton.
The Postmaster General Mr. Frank
Hitchcock. is spending a few days In
New York.
Washington society is greatly interested
in the announcement of the engagement
of Robert l. Bacon. eldest son of former
Ambassador Bacon and Mrs. Robert
Bacon. of Boston, and Miss Virginia
Murray. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Alexander Murray. Of New
York. Miss Murray made her debut
two years ago. Mr.. Bacon is a
member Of many clubs and is a nephew
of John F.. Cowdin. his mother having
been Miss Martha W. Cowdin. Mr..
'+Racon's father served as Secretary Of
State under President Roosevelt. and
later was made Ambassador to France.
When he came back from France Mr..
Bacon and his family returned to their
Boston home. The former Ambassador
was some time since made a fellow Of
Harvard University. The Bacons have.a
country estate on Long Island, where
they spend part of the summer
Two years ago Mr.. Bacon's engagement
to Miss Cecilia May. daughter Of Col
and Mrs May Of Washington. was an
nounced. but the engagement was broken
several months later.
Mrs. John w. Lockett and her dausn-
ter. Miss Virginia Lockett, from Ken
lucky. are visiting Mrs. William g.
Feland. 2s03 Street Northwest, and
will be here for the Inauguration
Miss Dorothy Harman Dawson enter
tanned at an informal tea yesterday aft
ernoon. at her residence, 1888 L Street
Northwest, in honor of Miss Lucy How
ard, Miss Margaret Freer. Miss Kate