The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

Dupre. mother of Mr.. Dupre, of Louisiana:
Mrs. L. L. Hamilton, Mrs. Fordney, and
Mrs. Dodds. Of Michigan; Mrs. vreeland.
of New York; Mrs. Roberts and Miss Rob-
erts. OF Nevada; Mrs. Webb. of North
Carolina; Mrs. Sloan. of Nebraska: Mira
Switzer, OF Ohio: Mrs. Morgan. of Okla
homa: Mrs. Burke and Miss Burke of
South Dakota; Mrs. Padgett, of Tennes-
see: Mrs. Grant. sister of Mr. Padgett, of
Tennessee; Mrs. Moore. of Wisconsin
The members of the Girls Friendly So
ciety OF the Church OF the Good Shep-
herd have issued invitations for their
annual dance. to be given February J. at
the parish hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Reizenstein have
returned to Washington from New York,
where they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isadore Ssks-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fishel are spending
some time in Chicago.
Mr.. Bernard Katzsnberg, of Baltimore.
spent the weekend in the city.
NJ. Z. Malontier gave a very interesting
lecture last Thursday before the members
OF the Alliance Franchise. His subject
was Guy de Maupassant."
In the audience were the Counselor of
the French Embassy and Nine. de Peretti
de la Roccs, Capt. de Chambrun and
Mons. Lefebre de la Boulaye, of the French
Embassy; Mrs. o. H. Eittmann. Mrs. T.
BicknelI, Miss A. D. Boiling, Miss IT,
Nagel. Miss Margaretta Symons, Miss
Hartman, Miss ]. c. Butler, Miss NJ
Fox, Mrs->J. C. o'Loughlin, Mrs. and Miss
Cover. Miss /. Ewing, Mrs. Z. G. Mason,
Mr.. III. G. Crocker, Rev. E. H. Ingle, Mr.
]. Dunn, and Mr.. G. s. Miller.
Mr.. Felix Gundersheimer has returned
to his home in Baltimore after a short
trip to Washington.
Mrs Charles Z. Townsend. wife of
Senator Townsend. and Mrs. Russell
Goodwin, wife OF the Assistant Attorney
General, have sent out cards for a tea
Tuesday. February 4. at the Congress
sionaI Club.
The Bishop of Washington. the Right
Rev. Alfred Harding. has invited all the
clergy of Washington. the lady man.
ayers, and all friends OF the Episcopal
Home for Children in Anacostia and the
Bell Home at Colonial Beach to its an
nual meeting on January .. 1913, at s
O'Clock. at his residence, 1407 Massachu-
sets Avenue. II is expected that this
will be a large and enthusiastic meet
ing and all those interested in the well
fare Of children are cordially invited to
be present
Miss Edna Oppenheimer gave a most
delightful dance at her home in kalorama
Road Thursday evening. The floral dec
orations were artistically arranged. con-
sisting of American beauty roses, and
large palms Supper was served at mid
night and dancing continued until late
hour. The out OF town guests were: Miss
Adele Goldsmith. of Baltimore; Miss
Hortense Cohen. OF Baltimore: Miss Ger
drude Oettinger, of Wilson, N c.: Miss
Jewel Wolf. Of Cleveland; Miss Helen
Levy, of Brooklyn, n. Y: Messrs. Ber-
nard Eatzenberg. OF Baltimore: Leon
Oppenheimer. Of the University of Penn
syIvania. and Felix Gundersheimer. of
Baltimore. Among the local guests
were the Misses Celeste Goodman. Gladys
Mayer, Belle Schiffman. Dora Schiffman,
Rita Schiffman Ernestine Rich, Rena
Fleischman. Rhoda Mauntmer, Louise
Berliner, Hortense Byslawski. Louise
Einstein, Alma Baer. Carolyn Open
heimer. Miriam Franc, Edith Strasbur-
ger. Alma Kaufman, Marguerite kauf-
man: Messrs. Arthur Neuman. Lester
senheimer. Stanley Fischer. Melville
Fischer, Norman Fischer. Herbert Jacob.
Joseph kaufman, Arthur Euchs, Eugene
Young, Lester Marx Bernard Baer, AL
fred Stern. David Stern, Albert Steinem.
Jerome Meyers, Daniel Bensinger.
Maurice Eiseman. Julian Eiseman, and
Maurice NOrdlinger.
Senator and Mrs. James 4. Reed have
gone to their home. in Kansas City. for
a few weeks visit.
The Crescents entertained at a delight
full dance last night in the ballroom OF
the Raleigh Hotel 1t was the third
dance Of this series section Of the
Marine Band played throughout the even
ing. The dance committee included ]. W.
McEeriChCr. W. Harry Trotter. Lemuel
II. Windsor. Harry c. Sigourney. and
Fred u. Giesler.
Mrs. Champ Clark and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond will go to Baltimore tomorrow
to attend the dinner of the Welfare De
partment Of the National Civic Fedora
tion at the Colony Club, OH Tuesday.
Mrs. John Miller Horton, OF Buffalo.
will give I reception at the New Willard
ON Saturday. February ], in honor of
the national society of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper, wife Of Rep
rcsentatIve Cooper of Wisconsin. will be
at home on Tuesday for the last time
this season. She will be assisted in
receiving by her house guest. Miss kath-
lcen Elliott, of Racine, Wis.
Mrs. John Miller Horton was the guest
Of honor at a luncheon given by Miss
Temple at the New Willard yesterday.
Representative and Mrs. Ira Copley
have visiting them the latter's sister,
Mrs. McCauley, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Babcock, of Chicago.
Mrs. A. Jeffrey Parsons has loaned her
to Miss Dorothea Spinney. !
of Warwick, England, for recital of /
three Irish plays tomorrow evening. |
Miss Spinney has a voice of marvellous
flexibility and power, and she is an artist |
OF wonderful ability. Her work has been |
the study of the dramas of the Olden |
time. and she Is especially happy in her |
OF these three plays: Kathleen |
ni-Hoolihan,' The Travelling Man." and |
''The Hour Glass;" by two famous Irish |
writer's, Lady Gregory and W. B. Yates.
Mrs William c. Gwynn will be at home |
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Anne z. Gaskins has gone to New |
tp att the vaddinsv Miss I