The Washington herald., 1913-03-07

Country Club yesterday in honor of Mrs.
William f. Andrews and Mrs. Percy v.
Pennybacker, of Texas.
Mrs. Russell Harrison will be, at home
this afternoon at 2234 Q Street. and will
have with her her mother. Mrs. Alvin
Saunders. wife OF the late Senator Saun-
ders of Nebraska and one time Governor
of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams, jr.. SON.
tn-law and daughter of Mrs. Harrison.
are her guests. and Mrs. Williams will
be at home with her mother.
Former Gov. Tyler of Virginia and his
two daughters, Miss Sue Hampton Tyler
and Mrs. Mcconnell, and Mr.. Frank Nc
Connell are guests Of relatives. Capt. and
Mrs. Stockton Heth.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Mulcare have as
their house guests for Inauguration week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Moir. of Roanoke.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Linton Crutchfield, OF
Richmond, Va: Mr.. J. A. Sparrow and
Lewis De Witt. of Martinsburs. Va.
President Wilson has been offered a
blk at the benefit performance to be
given for the Florence Crittenton Mission
at the Belasco Theater. March TO- The
benefit was planned to arouse interest in
the work Of the home Many inaugural
visitors were shown through the home
during the last few days and told Of the
work II 10 doing.
Mrs. Amber. Of Bancroft Place. enter
tained for inaugural week her cousins
Mr.. Edward Howe and Miss Bessie Howe,
who were guests of the President and
Mrs. Wilson at luncheon on inaugural
day at the White House.
Mr.. Edward Howe, tr, OF Princeton.
guest Of Mr.. Charles Henry Butler, Of
Street, was one of the guests at the
luncheon at the White House on March
Mr.. and Mrs. .. Richardson, OF Dover.
n. G., are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. G. P
Lohr. 15s Eleventh Street, where they
will be pleased 10 see their friends
Misses Caroline L. Broughton and
Frances G. Park, Of Raleigh. y. G. are
guests OF Mrs. F. Van Birthright At her
home. 2519 Twelfth Street Northwest
Mrs. Laure Contant and her two sons.
Frank and Walter. of West Park. N Y.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs w J.
Baldwin. CTS Lamont Street Northwest.
Among the Interested visitors to the
headquarters OF the Southern Industrial
Educational Association last week was
Mrs. /. NJ. Isen. who has spent many
years in the North Carolina mountains
Mrs. 1lsen has a bungalow near Bat
Cave. y. G. and takes great interest in
the mountaineers, to whom she is de-
voted. Mrs. 1lsen Is member OF the
Southern Industrial Educational Associa-
tion.
The most beautiful display Of baskets
L.,
opened by the Southern Industrial Educa-
tional Association. and an exhibition is
row going on in room sI. Southern
Building. Visitors are cordially invited
An apprecistSe sydience gathered
in the Red Room Of the New Willard
Yesterday afternoon for the fourth Of
the Lentcn teas. Some very familiar
faces were missing because of rhe
change in the administrs ton. which
will make many gaps in resident So
ciety.
Miss Dagmar de c. Rubner, daugh-
ter Of Prof. Rubner OF Columbia Uni
Versity. gave piano recital of great
merit. She is not only a fine artistic.
but beautiful girl, and received most
enthusiastic applause. which she
acknowledged by several encores
At tho conclusion Of the music tea
was served 10 the guests. among whom
were Mrs. Boughron Wood. Miss Emo
of New York: Mrs. Hennen Jennings
Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss Cole
man. Mrs. Samuel F. Emmons. Mrs
Hunt Slater. Mrs. Buckner Randolph,
Mrs. Richard Butler. Mrs. Tom Will
!ams, Mrs. John c. Fremont Miss
Juliet Fremont, Mrs. George Rowland
Chase, and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell
Miss Coralie Rosenblatt and Miss
Viola Lewis. Of New York, and Benson
hurst. are visiting their cousins. Miss
Pearl and Percy Schwarz. at l4"0 Al
lison Street.