The Washington herald., 1913-02-10

| A series of Lenten musical teas will
take place in the Red Room of the New
Willard on Thursday afternoons. Feb
ruary L.. 20. q: March and IL. The
artists are to be Miss Christine Miller,
contralto: David Names and Clara
Names, in q sonata recital: Nine Co
rinne Rider-Kelsey, soprano; Miss Dag
| mar Rubner. pianist, and Horatio Con-
nell, barytone.
The teas are to be given under the
patronage of Mrs. Nicholas Anderson,
Mrs. c. ]. Bell, Mrs. Sydney Ballou, Mrs.
\. Z. Bates. Mrs. James Bell Mrs.
| Bartlett Cromwell. Mrs. Henry D. Clay
ton, Mrs. Alberta A. Clemons. Mrs Henry
F. Dimock. Mrs. w. F. Dennis. Mrs. w.
ThornwaIl Davis. Mrs. W. Writ Dixon.
| Mrs. John Joy Edison. Mrs. Frank Ellis,
Mrs. Richard Ely. Mrs. s. F. Emmons,
Mrs. Morris Evans. Mrs Marshall Field,
Mrs. C c. Glover, Mrs. William God
dard. Mrs. Walter Gordon, Mrs. William
II. Grundy, Mrs. NJ. a. Hanna, Mime.
Hauge, Mrs. W. P. Hall. Mrs. F. s.
Hight, Mrs. Thomas B. Howard, Mrs.
T. r. Hutchinson. Mrs. Perry Heath.
Mrs. lockwood Hoar, Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings. Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Duncan
! C. Phillips Mrs Edward Qualtrough,
Mrs. William S Reypurn, Mrs Cuno
Rudolph, Mrs. John Reyburn, Mrs. W.
B. Ridgely. Mrs. G. F. Schutt, Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott Mrs. Charles Shepard,
Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs Gilbank
Twigg. Mrs. Copley fhaw, Mrs. Oscar
Underwood. Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell,
Mrs. r A. Williams, Miss Flora Wilson,
Mrs. Nielsen Read johnson. Mrs. Charles
]. Johnston. Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge.
| Mrs. Charles Linthicum, Mrs. / T.
Mann. Mrs. W. W. Mathewson, Mrs. c.
C. McChord, Mrs. James Dudley Nor
gan. Mrs. S. c. Neale, Mrs. Henry T.
! oxnard. Mrs NJ. NJ. Parker. Mrs. A ].
Parsons, Mrs. Frank Pleadwell. Mrs.
Henry A. Peckham. Mrs. H. c. Perkins,
Mrs. Peyton Russell. Mrs. c. w. Fair
fax. Mrs. Lisner. Mrs. r. Golden Don
aldson. Mrs George Gordon, Mrs. Hayes
Breckenridge. Miss Hilda Fletcher. Miss
| Harriet Winslow, Mrs. Fred Dubois,
Mrs w. B. Lamar. Mrs. John Larner,
Mrs William Walker. Mrs Nelson
Perrin. Mrs. James Stevenson, Mrs. F. B.
Moran. Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison,
Mrs. H. c. Wiley. Mrs. Howard Nyman,
and Mrs E. L. Koon.
Mrs. Eldridge J. Moore, a prominent
clubwoman Of New York, gave a bridge
of twelve tables on Thursday, at Con-
gress Hall, in compliment to the Con-
gressional women OF the House. Hand
some spangled fans were the prizes The
players were later Joined by forty or more
guests for tea, and all were then let into
the secret, when a huge birthday cake,
lighted with pink candles. met their eyes
Mrs. Hall, mother Of Mrs Moore, became
the happy recipient of congratulations, It
being her eighty-fourth birthday.
Mrs. Towner. wife of Representative
Towner of Iowa, will be at home on Tues
day afternoon at the Farrasut
NrS EoiSap u,ifa of ia,,t Cot
Fa'son. U. S. A. will give a luncheon on
Thursday in honor of her sister-in-law
Mrs. William Sewers. a bride of New
Years Day.
The shortest official season in Berlin
for several years closed Tuesday night
with the court ball. which. at the same
time. was the first and the last.
Ordinarily there are three court balls
in a season, but the earliness of Lent
and other considerations shortened It.
days affair was one of the most brilliant
on record. About 1000 persons were pres
ent, and there was an unusual display
Of beautiful gowns and jewels.
The Kaiser. in the uniform of his body
guard Hussars, led in the Kaiserin. who
wore a pale lilac velvet gown with a
square train. Princess Victoria Louise
wore a pale blue brooch set with anne
thysts in her hair.
America was well represented, the en-
tire ambassadorial family being present
except Mrs. Leishmann and her daugh-
ters, who were out of the city.
Frau Won Below was in yellow satin
yelled with yellow chiffon and trimmed
with gold and silver paillettes and rhine
stones The train was Of yellow velvet
She wore a diamond tiara and collar.
Mrs. Bjornstad, the Naval Attaches
wife, appeared in pale pink satin trim
med at the bottom with fur. Mrs. Grew
was in white silk.
Sonora Pulido. wife Of the Secretary Of