The Washington herald., 1913-02-11

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Beall, Mrs. Hubert Dent, Miss Mary
| Schulter. Mrs. Edward Taylor. Mrs.
James C. Cantrill. and Mrs. Charles
| McChord.
Mrs John Sharp Williams and Mrs
| Claude A Swanson presided at the
handsomely appointed tea table
Mrs Palmer, wife Of Representative A.
Mitchell Palmer. OF Pennsylvania, will
be at home this afternoon from until
6 o'clock at the Hotel Grafton.
| Mrs. Beverley Randolph Mason has
given her drawing-rooms at Gunston Hall
for an Interpretation by Miss Dorothea
Spinney, the well-known reader. of three
Irish plays. The recital will take place
this evening at o'clock.
| Mrs Glendowcr Evans, who has been
speaking on suffrage at street meetings.
will give an address at the apartment Of
Miss Laura Ellen Verran. at Stoneleigh
| Court, tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
/ Mrs. Evans Is visiting Mrs. Robert NJ.
La Toilette. who probably will take a
prominent part in this meeting. All in
terested in the suffrage question are in
| vited to attend.
A brilliant audience will attend the
concert of the Washington Symphony
| Orchestra this afternoon at the Columbia
Theater al As o'clock. Mrs. Helen
Donohue De Yo, the well-known soprano.
will be the soloist of the occasion. and
a delightful programme is anticipated.
The board OF managers OF the Wash
ington Playground Association are inter
esting their friends in the benefit per-
| formance to be given for that charity
at the Playhouse on the evening OF
| February %. The musical comedy
I which will be given on that evening has
been written by Mr.. Preston Gibson.
with music by Mr.. Louis Iungerich
Runne." The performance promises to
be most attractive and will probably
surpass any other charity productions
heretofore given at Washington's little
| society theater. The presentation OF this
| clever musical farce is 10 be given by
! the Players Club of Washington, with
a cast and chorus chosen from many
of its most talented members. New
scenery and the most attractive cos
| tunes have been ordered for this
production and Washingtons smart set
| is to see an amateur performance In
"Grabbe Runne" that will surprise the
usual fashionable audiences which fire.
quents the Playhouse. Among the
prominent board of managers Of the
Playground Association who are inter-
ested in the success of this benefit are.
Mr.. Arthur C. Moses, Commissioner
Cuno II. Rudolph. Miss Edith c. West
colt. Judge William II. De Lacy. Mai.
William V. Judson. Miss Elizabeth v.
Brown, Maj. Richard Sylvester. DIR.
George NJ kober. Mr.. Otto Luebkert.
Mr.. n. ]. Callahan, Mrs. Henry T.
Rainey. Mr.. Eugene F. Stevens. DR..
William Tindall. Mr. James f. West.
Mr.. Edgar s. Martin. Mr.. Fred G. Cold
rem, DIR. Rebecca Stoneroad Mr. William
II. Baldwin. Mr.. Ernest p. Bicknell, DR..
Merrill f. Gates. Prof W. s Mont
gomery and Mr.. John h. Dickman.
Quite jolly party Of prominent PhlIa-
delphians are coming down on Thursday
afternoon to hear the Philadelphia
orchestra, under Leopold Stokowski. and
Ysaye. as soloist. They will travel in a
SPECIAL car and both luncheon and dinner
will he served IN the car coming and
returning. The special train guests are
to be: Mr. and Mrs. T.. T Stotesbury
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, Mrs
Harold Ellis Yarnali. Mrs 4. ]. Dallas
Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Stokowski
will come to Washington the night ne
fore the concert and will he the guests
of the Minister Of the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon at the legation At the
concert the Netherlands Minister and
Nine Loudon will be the guests OF Mrs.
Stokowski. who will also have Mrs
Stotesbury and her daughter. Mrs.
Walter Brooks. jr.. with her and the
Postmaster General
Mrs Steven B. Ayres and Miss .vres
Will receive informally this afternoon and
the following Tuesdays of the month at
their residence. 1870 Massachusetts, Ave
nue..
Mrs. Alexander. wife Of Representative
Alexander. and her daughter. Mrs. n.
r. Jenner. will receive this afternoon
for the last time this season.
Mrs Frederick Atherton will be at
home this afternoon and the following
Tuesdays OF the month.
Mrs. Walter l. McCoy. of New jersey.
VIII not receive to-day and the following
tuesdays Of the month. as she had
planned. owing TO her absence from the
city.
The sixth tea of the College women's
Club took place yesterday afternoon in
the clubrooms at 1893 Street The tea
was preceded by an address by Mss Alice
Fletcher. The hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs. C. L. Siebenthal. Mrs
Julia Bodfish. and the following mem
bers of section s.: Miss Mary Bryan, Miss
Alma Carpenter, Miss Adelaide Davis,
Mrs. r. A. Dye, Miss Maude De Puy,
Miss Flora Freybold. Miss Grace Girls
void: Mrs. William Hardy. Mrs Paul
Hisok, Miss Mary France, Miss Myra II.
Jones. Miss Jennie Meyer. Miss Julia
Mcmillan, Miss Hester McNeIly. Miss
Mary Pancoast, DR.. Mary O'Malle,
Miss Helen Starr, Miss Elsie Turner. Miss
Rosalie Walker. Miss B. F. Walker, Miss
Harriet d. Woods, Miss Jessie Watson.
and Miss Marguerite Weller.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and Miss CalIie
Hoke Smith have accompanied Repre-
sentative and Mrs Hughes of Georgia
and other members of the Military Az
fairs committee Of the House and their
wives to Panama and are expected back
III this city the 18th of this month
The plans Of the Misses Hoke Smith to
join the party only preceded their depar- |
ture by twenty-four hours, so thar they
had TO break their social engagements
for this and rext week very hurriedly. |
Mrs. Ollie James entertained At a
theater box party Saturday last in COM |
pliment to Mrs Sallie Martin. of Dallas |
Tex, who Is here visiting her daugb-
ter. Mrs Jack ReaIl. The latter and
AIRS. w. B. Lamar. Mrs. CLAYTON. Mrs
Dent, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Matthew II |
Scott and Mrs. Dixon made I'D the party. |
Mrs. ]. y. Daugherty and Miss Dausb- /
erty will be at home this afternoon. at |
the Farragut