The Washington herald., 1913-03-06

ana diamond Orna ments.
Others who assisted In receiving the
many distinguished friends of Mrs. Story
In Washington were: Mrs. Ernest W.
Roberts. Mrs. Charles r. Davis. Mrs.
ISternberg. Mrs. Mary r. Lockwood, Mrs.
Smallwood. Mrs. ]. c. Burrows. Miss
Janet Richards, Mrs. Philip Williams.
Mrs. Charles Waller, OF Mobile. Ala;
Mrs. Ralph Kirkman and Mrs. r. Ross
Perry.
! Seymour Yates. of England, an artist.
! 10 q house guest OF the Wilson's at the
White House.
The Naval Attache of the French En-
bassy and Viscountess d'Azy, accom-
panied by their little daughter. Martha,
left Washington yesterday for New
York, from where the Viscountess and
the little girl will sail tomorrow on the
Prnz Friedrich Wilhelm. of the North
German Lloyd Line. for Paris. They will
return to this country next summer.
Mrs Rider, of New York. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. L. b. Swormstedt. They
| will be at home this afternoon.
I The annual bazaar. given by its board
| OF lady managers, for the benefit Of the
Episcopal Eve. Ear and Throat Hospital.
| will be held in the ballroom Of the Raj
1
! Mrs. Van Arsdel is entertaining a large
! house party over Inauguration at her
| residence in Wyoming Avenue. her guests
| being Miss Claire Barum. Of Omaha,
Nebr.: Miss Helen Smith. of Pittsburg
Pa. and the Misses Elizabeth and Louise
| Lacey. of Cheyenne. wyo.
| Miss Frances Gist Finley daughter of
Representative and Mrs D. E. Finley.
| Of South Carolina. entertained at a tea
Yesterday afternoon at the Rochambeau,
In compliment to Miss Katharine Wood
| row. Of. Columbia. s. c., and Countess
! Piola- -CaselIi. of Rome. who is spending
| the winter in Washington with Mrs.
Albert Janin.
! Miss Finley was assisted by her
| mother. Mrs. David Z. Finley, and her
| aunt. Miss Gist. OF South Carolina. and
presiding in the dining-room were Miss
! Mary Webb. Miss Sallie williams. Miss
| Lucy Hoke Smith and Miss Mary Howry.
| Miss Grace Allen, daughter of Gen.
! and Mrs. Charles :. Allen. of Asheville
n. G. Is here visiting Miss Flora Wilson
| at the Portland.
Col. and Mrs. Edward st. John Greble
| have had as a guest for several days
DIR. William Lawrence Estes, of South
Bethlehem. Pa, the fiance Of Miss Anne
Greble. who left here to-day for his
home
The marriage OF Miss Anne Greble and
DIR. Estes will take place early in June
in Washington. The engagement was
announced last June.
Mrs. W. f. Andrews. president OF the
District OF Columbia Federation of
Womans Clubs. gave tea yesterday
afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Percy V.
Pennyba cker. OF Austin. Tex. president
of the General Federation of woman's
Clubs. who Is her house guest. Assist
ing Mrs. Andrews were Mrs. Riley. Mrs.
Ellis Logan. Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins,
Mrs. Joseph James. Mrs. John Fl. Stokes,
Mrs. Court r. Wood. Mrs Willard d.
BiSelow. and Mrs. J. 4. Rich. officers of
the District OF Columbia Federation.
The dining-room is in old oak. with
walls Of rcd. and rcd roses were artis-
itically used on the tea table. al which
Mrs. Jerries. Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs.
Duell. and the young girls of the social
committee of the District federation pre-
sided.
Mrs. Andrews wore a graceful gown
OF amethyst crepe with old lace Mrs.
Riley. who stood near Mrs. Andrews.
wore a gown Of rare lace. over cream
white charmeuse. and Mrs. Pennybacker
wore gown OF white meteor crepe and
lace.
Senator and Mrs Thomas p. Gore OF
Oklahoma were hosts at a large re-
ception yesterday afternoon from 4 until
O'Clock. at their residence. 1855 Mint
wood Place The house was adorned for
the occasion with palms and pink and
white roses and spring blossoms. and an
orchestra played throughout the after
noon
An invitation to attend the tea was
extended the visiting delegations from
Oklahoma and to all others from Okla
homa in Washington.
Mrs Edward ST. John Greble enter
tanned nine tables of bridge AT her home
in Street yesterday afternoon.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
dined informally last night with Mr..
and Mrs ". F. McClennan in their
APARTMENT in the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs John Longer de Saulles
entertained at dinner last night at the
Shoreham Hotel. followed by dance. !
The table was decorated with three large
plateaus of spring flowers and there were
corsage bouquets for each lady present |
The guests at the dinner were Miss Mar |
saret Wilson, the Secretary of the Navy |
and Mrs 'Josephus Daniels Mr.. and Mrs |
Preston Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Truesdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace |
westcott Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garrison !
McClintock Mrs. Hardy. Miss Winthrop. |
Miss HaSner. Miss White. Miss Williams
Miss McCTintock. Mr.. William F.
McCombs Mr.. Eldrdge f. Jordan, Capt. |
Louis Little. Mr.. Henry nu Pont. Mr..
Marcus Jordan, Mr.. Clifton and Mr..
White.
Mrs William Cumming Story, of New
York. was the guest of honor at re-
ception given yesterday afternoon by Miss
Mary Wilcox. of this city. great-grand-
daughter Of President Andrew jackson.
The reception took place at the Con-
gressional Club from to o'clock.
Over 500 guests greeted Mrs. Story in
the course OF the afternoon.
Miss Wilcox was assisted in receiving
by Mrs Story, while others in the receiv
ing line were Mrs. Julius e. Burrows,
Mrs George Sternberg Miss Janet Rich
ards, and Mrs. Charles Fl. Davis. The
rooms were attractively decorated with
pink roses and smilaX-
Mrs. Henry Classic. Mrs. Harry Reed,
and Miss Florence G. Finch, of New
York, poured the tea.
Among the guests who called during
the afternoon were Mrs. Mary S. Lock-
wood. State regent OF the ID. A. R.; Mrs.
John Hays HamYond, Mrs. Charles Lin
thicum, wife of the Maryland Representa-
tive: Mrs. F. o. Young, Mrs. Joseph
Wainwright Mrs. Elwood Brown, and
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. wife of the
Senator from Florida.
Mrs. Story will be one OF the guests
and speakers at the luncheon OF the Fed