The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-31
Society.

and were assisted by Miss Lucy Hoke
Smith, Miss Helen Hardy. Miss Sallie
Williams, Miss Elizabeth Munford. Miss
Mary Archer Glass, Miss Frances
Efiuger, Miss Julia Vail, and Miss Robyn
Young.
Mrs Rosalie Bocock presided at the
punch bowl.
Mrs William Kent. wife Of Representa-
tive Kent of California, was hostess at
large tea yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. when Mrs. John Rogers. Of New
York. sister OF Mrs. Stimson. wife of
the Secretary Of War. discussed woman
suffrage and the suffrage parades
The house was decorated beautifully
In the suffrage colors, purple, green. and
white, quantities OF palms and purple
and white sweet peas being used chiefly.
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely and Miss
Ellen Hale presided at the tea table.
and Miss Janette Cobb. Miss Clara Tar
bell. and Miss Fiske assisted In the din
ing-room. Others who assisted In receiv-
ing and dispensing the Inequalities OF
the afternoon were Mrs. Helen Gardner,
Miss Paul, and Miss Burns.
Mrs. Wotherspoon will spend the week
end at Annapolis and viii not receive
on Saturday.
a
series OF Tuesday '.Lenten- Lectures.
and the programme Will De as IolIows:
February Miss Keith wakeman, The
New NarIonaI drama IneaIer-
February 1l-Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey,
THE National Circulating library for
the SUMO
FEBRUARY S-Mrs. huntington wilson,
''Eugenics."
Lieut.. Gov. +. X. Conway, OF New
York. arrived in washington to-day, ana
Is stopping az the snorenam.
Mime. May and Mile. Errara, OF Bel
Slnm' who are spending some time in
this country. arrived from New YORK
to-day and are stopping at the Shore
nam enroute 10 ram beacn, wnere Iney
expect 10 spend the remainder or the
winter.
mr.. ii. }. hoperts, or boston, mas ar
! rived in Washington. and is spending a
short time at the Shoreham.
Miss Esther Cleveland and her Young
hostess, Miss Frances Hoar were the
guests in compliment TO whom Mrs
! Henry c. Corbin entertained at lunch
con yesterday.
Miss Bristol and the Washington
Peace Society have sent out cards fer
Monday evening, at Bristol School in
Mintwood Place. to hear Charles Raun
kennedy's THE Terrible Neck" read
by Mrs. Helen We'll. at o'clock.
Mrs. William Nelson Taft will receive
this Afternoon from until o'clock at
the Darlington.
Representative and Mrs John II. Fitz-
gerald. of Brooklyn, n. Y. have arrived
in Washington and taken apartments at
the Shoreham for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. Henry Emerson Hovey, of Ports
mouth, n. H., and Miss Louisa Williams,
Of Boston. are visiting Mrs. Austin
KautZ at her residence. 2loS r Street.
Mrs. Kautz will receive this afternoon.
and the following Fridays in February.
Mr.. J. NJ Harrison, Of the Treasury
Department. who resides at 1877 Riggs
Place, is at present enjoying the pleas
ures Of Madri Gras at New Orleans.
DR. and Mrs. John T. King. of BaIti-
more. have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Mary Chase
King. to Lieut.. Eugene James p. Leslie,
Of the Public Health Service.
Mrs. Minnie Cantor announces the
marriage Of her daughter. fetta, to MIR.
Abe SiIverstone. of Johnstown. Pa.
which took place on Tuesday evening
last. at her sisters residence, Il3O Eighth
Street Northwest. Rev. G. Silverstone,
cousin of the bridegroom. performed
the ceremony. Supper was then served.
The dining room was decorated in cut
flowers and palms. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. p. Berman, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Dodek, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dodek
Mr.. and Mrs r. Frailey. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams. Mrs. G. SIlverstone. Mr.. Can
tor. Mrs. Rose Alderman. Miss Gertrude
Phillips Miss Gertrude Mincovsky and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Silverstone will leave for Jamestown.
Pa. where they expect to make their
home.
Camp, No. .. Patriotic Order of Amer
Jeans. will give a dance Monday evening,
February ,, at Pythian Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim. Of
New York, arrived in Washington yes
terday and have taken apartments at the
Shoreham for the remainder of the sea-
seon. Mr.. Guggenheim's brother. Sena-
tor Guggenheim, with his family. is al
ready established at the Shoreham for
the winter.
Mrs. w NJ. Taft will be at home from
3 until o'clock this afternoon at the
Darlington. -r