The Washington herald., 1913-02-09

ilton School for Girls. On Saturday
evening, February l.. Miss Loeb will
be a guest OF honor and speaker at the
seventh annual banquet Of the College
Womens Club at Rauscher's.
Miss Helen Levy. of Brooklyn. y. Y.
who has been spending the past three
months in Washington, left the first part
of the week for Philadelphia. where she
will remain for several weeks Before
returning TO her home. Miss Levy will
spend a few days in the city.
Miss Sylvia May, of Richmond. Va,
has returned to her home. after a short
visit to relatives in the city.
Mrs John z. Reyburn, who has never
lest her interest in things PhiladeIphian,
will be one of the prominent boz holders
at the coming concert under Leopold
Stokowski. at the New National The
ater. Thursday afternoon, February u.
with Ysaye as sOlOist, and is taking a
very deep interest in the concert, as is
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, who will have
as her guests Representative and Mrs.
Underwood and Col. and Mrs. Slocum. A
special interest is being shown in this
concert, and Belgium and French EN-
bassies nd the cosmopolitan interests
in Washington, who know what Ysayc
stands for, are very anxious to have him
appear to great advantage with a great
orchestra There is also a great deal of
interest in certain circles to hear Mr..
StOkowski. whose wife, the well-known
pianist, Olga Samaon. has been a IA
vorite here for years. and also has a
very large acquaintance. and Mr.. Stokow-
ski is also well-knOwn through his New
York connections. and his work with the
orchestra in Philadelphia this winter has
attracted attention everywhere. so that
the knowing ones are on the qui vive to
see what he will do with the material
he has in hand. great orchestra and a
great solOist, one of the greatest before
the public to-day. So far as the or
Chestra is concerned. Washingtonians who
have been over to Philadelphia know
what il stands for. and it has never
reached so high level as it has this
season. under the brilliant direction Of
the young leader who is now at the
head OF il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s. Heath have re-
turned from Panama. On their way
down to the West Indies they visited
Palm Beach and Miami
The members of the Guild of St
Margaret entertained at a silver tea
last Monday afternoon for the benefit
of the parish hall of ST. Margaret's
Church. In spite of the inclement
weather the tea was a great success
financially and socially. Those in
charge were Miss Claudine Clements.
Miss Louise Roberts. Miss Josephine
Newell. Miss Dorothy Crawford, Miss
Margaret Clements. Miss Dorothy
Putzki. and Miss Mabel Botsch. They
were assisted by Mrs. Judson c. Glenn
ents. Miss May Dulaney, and Miss
Helen MacGrotty.
Miss Edith Strasburger has returned
to the city from Philadelphia. where she
went to attend a ball.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Kron-
helm. of this city, to Mr.. Lazarus Of
Brooklyn, takes place to-day at the home
OF the former. Mr.. and Mrs. Lazarus
will spend their honeymoon in Philadel-
phia and New York. and will make
their home in Brooklyn.
The fifty students comprising the
Glee and Mandolin Clubs from the
Columbia University. of New York
City, will be given hearty welcome |
when they arrive in Washington.
They are to be entertained by many |
friends among the local alumni and |
Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick will give |
a a va III 'hciF hoHor III heE nome on
Avenue, at o'clock |
February 30. These students will give |
two concerts in the New willard ball |
room on the afternoon and evening |
OF February %.
A representative Washington society |
audience will attend the opening per-
formance of "Grabbe and Runne," by |
Mr.. Preston Gibson. at the Playhouse on
do afNrfHa
which occasion the two-act musical COM