The Washington herald., 1913-01-04

o clock at the home Of her parents. Miss
Mabel Dick was maid of honor and Lieut.
Col. 8. l. Faison. brother-in-law Of the
bridegroom. served as best man.
Mrs Dubois entertained at a luncheon
yesterday In honor of Miss Esther Perky,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Perky.
The decorations were Of red roses and
maiden-hair fern.
Those invited to meet her were Miss
Ayres. Miss Birney. Miss Claxton, Miss
Lillian Birney, the Misses Lenroot. Miss
Rudder. Miss vigna, Miss HUI. Miss
bennett. Miss Shuey, and Miss Hambly.
Miss McCailister, of Tracy. Mimi, has
been the guest during the holidays of
Mrs Dubois at the Cairo.
Mime. Caivo and the Misses caIvo will
be at home Saturdays in January.
Mrs. O. H. Ttttman WIN receive satur-
days during the season.
Mrs. A. G. Clapham viii not receive
to-day. but will be at home the following
Saturdays of the month.
Mrs. Gillett HILL OF Street. will re-
ceive Saturdays during the season.
Mrs. George A Armes. chairman Of the
Southern League Wilson and Marshall
Organization, gave a delightful tea at
her residence. 264s woodley Road. yes
terday from to 6 o'clock for the MEM
bers of the organization to meet Mrs.
Henry D. Clayton. wife OF Representa-
tive Clayton Of Alabama, who gave a
short talk on the Victory Luncheon
which was given to Mrs. Wilson and her
daughter upon their return from Ber-
muda, by the Women's Democratic Club
of New York. Mrs. Clayton represented
the women Of the District OF Columbia
at the luncheon
Mrs. Armes was assisted by Mrs. Louis
p. Shoemaker. Mrs. Ray E. Brown, Mrs
John Poole. Mrs. z. Yonge Trego, Mrs.
Edward ]. Lockwood. Mrs. Eta Patter-
son Griffin. Mrs. Herbert Dent, Mrs
Richmond P. Hobson, and Mrs. Leonard
G. Hoffman.
Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin last night en-
tertained at a supper party at the New
Willard in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
X. Hackett. Besides Mr.. Hackett, who
is appearing at the Columbia Theater in
"A Grain of Dust" and Mrs. Hackett
the guests were Senator-elect James and
Mrs. James. OF Kentucky; Interstate
Commerce Commissioner MeChord and
Mrs. McChord. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis. of Kentucky; Senator Gore and
Mrs. Gore, OF Oklahoma; Mrs. Henry d.
Clayton. wife of the Representative from
Alabama: Mr.. Jose Lefevre. of the Pan
anna Legation. and Miss Ramona Lefevre,
Lieut.. Manly. Of the navy; Weldon Bailey.
Lieut.. Culbertson, OF the navy; Cameron
Kay, Challen Ellis. Miss Aileen Gorgas.
Miss Sallie Williams. Miss Nancy John
son. Miss Margaret McChord, Miss Nam
ME Randolph Heth, and Mrs. Daisy Fitz-
hugh Ayres.
Previous to the supper Mrs. Tarvin en-
tertained Senator-elect and Mrs James
Judge and Mrs. McChord. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis at a box party at the Co.
lumbia.
The Colombian Minister, Senior Betan-
court. is i'll at his apartment in the Port
land.
A wedding reception, terminating a ro-
nance joining the Orient and the Occi-
dent, was held at the Parker last night
when Mr.. James Irwin Campbell enter
tanned in honor of his son. Harry Hamil-
ton Campbell who was married during
the Christmas holidays to Miss Eugene
Booth. of Yokohama, Japan.
The bride was born and reared in the
Flowery Kingdom, but took her college
course in this country. where she was
a classnate and chum of Miss Edith
Campbell, and it was during a visit to
her friend that she met her future hus-
band. Last night she wore her wedding
robe. a wonder in exquisite Japanese en-
broidery on filet gauZe, draped in sea
foam cascades over clinging Oriental
crepe. A pearl and diamond corsage or
nameEt and a string OF Ceylon pearls
added to its beauty.
Her father. Rev. f. S. Booth, estab-
lished the famous Ferris Seminary for
Japanese girls in Yokohama, and is at
present its president