The Washington herald., 1913-01-19

Anne Seymour Jones, or virginia: MISS
Sims. OF Tennessee: MISS tnIdegarde Hur-
ley, Miss Riker. Miss Claire Claxton,
daughter OF the Commissioner or Educa-
ton: Miss Evelyn Lesher, Miss valerie
Paddelford, Miss Celeste May Miss
Gage, Miss Bender, and Miss BuddIe
Bender, of New York; Miss Olga Shep-
pard. OF Texas; Miss sally Williams. or
Mississippi: Miss corinne BraG&ett. MISS
Mary Louise Olsen. OF Iowa: Miss Nora
Pepper, and Miss Huddiestone.
The play Will be followed by the nrst
of a series of preinaugural dances IN the
ba'iroom of the hotel given by the Dis
trict branch or the southern wilson ana
Marshall League. 4
Miss Josephine Mcmahon. Of New York
City, newly elected corresponding secre-
tary of the Women's National Democratic
organization. arrived in Washington Fri
day evening to attend the reception Fri
day night at the willard In honor or
Mrs. Ayres, the newly elected president
of the Democratic organization, which
was rendered her by the District branch
of the Wilson and Marshall League
While in the city Miss Mcmahon will be
the guest OF Mrs. George A. Armes chair
man of the Wilson and Marshall League.
Miss Mcmahon is a member of the New
Of the best known women lawyers In the
country.
Mr.. Harry Langford Wilson, professor
OF classical archaeology, of the Johns
Hopkins University. will be the recipi-
ent of much attention upon his visit
here on January %, complimentary to
dent of the American Institute of
Archaeology.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. George
Milville Balling will give a reception
in his honor. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler will entertain him at din
ner. and later Col and Mrs. Thompson
will have him as the guest of honor
at the meeting Of the Washington
branch OF the Archaeological Society.
Mrs. P. v. DeGraw will be at home
tomorrow and the following Monday.
Mrs. Arthur p. Rouse. wife of Repre-
sentative Rouse of Kentucky. will be
at home Tuesday from to o'clock,
at the Charplain. Her sister. Mrs
Anna Kelly, of Cincinnati, is her guest.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. 1858 Irving Street
Northwest, will not be a home to-mor-
| row. but will be at home informally
Monday. January %. from TO o'clock.
THE washingtonians' have issued
cards for their January dance, which
| will be held In Old Masonic Temple,
| Ninth and F Streets Northwest. on
Wednesday evening. January 22.
DR.. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
entertained a party of young people at
dinner last night at the Chevy Chase
| Club in compliment to their nieces. Miss
Elizabeth Snowden Hill and Miss Nora
Digges Hill.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Annette Goldsmith and Mr.. Will
| lam Thalheimer. OF Richmond. Va,
which will take place at Rauscher's,
January 90
Mrs. Frank. Of Richmond. Va. is
spending some time in the city with
| friends
| Mrs. Edith ]. Darrell has just returned
from Honolulu, where she went as the
| guest of Mrs. Bayles. of San Francisco.
and Is now visiting Mrs. Thompson, of
Berkeley, Cal
Mrs. Samuel n. Greene, jr. and Miss
] McKnew will be at home at the Burling-
ton Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson Darling will not
receive next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. scheuer. Of Newark. n. J.. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. King. OF
this city.
Mr. Stanley Fischer returns to the city
to-day from short trip to Richmond
and Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. I. Straus, Of Richmond
attended the wedding of Mr.. Allen Straus
and Miss Minna Frank in Baltimore.
Mrs. W. NJ. Geddes and Mrs Prince
OF Illinois, viii be at home informally
February from to o'clock at ths
residence OF Mrs. Geddes. 1873 Columbia
Road Northwest.
Mrs. GieIow will be at home to hel
Alabama friends and to all friends OF
Alabama Day of the Southern Indus
trial Educational Association at tbs
headquarters of the association. room S3I
Southern Building. Friday, January u
from 4 to o'clock. Miss Baggett and
Miss Fitzhugh will pour tea.
The national senior vice president
Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. Isabel wor.
rell Ball. spent q pleasant weekend in
New York, where she was the guest ot
honor of James Monroe Post and corp:
and other patriotic organizations of New
York. At the installing ceremonies Of