The Washington herald., 1913-03-30
-Cog night by HaTTis-Esing

tees OF the Rubinstcin Club at lunc!e con-
spread in the Oak Room of the "a
| leigh Hotel, last Tuesday. The luncheon
was given in honor OF Mrs. \. NJ. Blair
| director of the club. to whom a round
J of toasts was offered.
| The table was a vision of pink love
illness and dainty cuisine, with a Coterie
Of musical women to enjoy its delicacies
| Besides the hostess and honor guest,
there were present Mrs. Kate Scott
Brooks, Mrs. c. r. Rheem. Mrs. +. 4.
Gage. Mrs. W. w. Burdette, Mrs. w.
n. Weston. Mrs. f. p. Dickinson, Mrs.
c. G. Lippitt, Mrs. n. T. Wclch Mrs
a. II. johnson. Mrs. Isaac Cans, Misses
Aileen Miller. Margaret Gibbon. and
Matte Gibson. and Mrs Blanche Muir
| Delgleish, who acted as oastmistress
Miss Lucille Lowenberg. who is attend
| ing school here. is spending short time
with her parents in Norfolk.
| Mrs. Read Johnson gave n luncheon
Yesterday for young people followed by
! informal dancing in compliment to her
! young son and daughter. who are spend
ing the Easter holidays with her.
/. Mrs Henry O. 5. Heistand. wife Of
Col. Heistand. L. :. A. was hostess at
large luncheon yesterday at their
residence in Twenty-first Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Chatard and the
| latter's sister, Mrs. William I. Howard,
| of Baltimore. will sail for Europe next
| month. Mrs. Howard will spend the sum-
mer at AiX-les-Baines and Dinard.
Mrs. Theodore Tiler and Mrs. Etha
Patterson Griffin will be at home Mon
Gay afternoon from to O'Clock at Mrs
Tillers residence in Oliver Street Chevy
| Chase, to have their friends meet Mrs
Howell Cobb Erwin, ir., of Atlanta. There
are no cards issued.
The wives of three Georgia Repre-
sentatives Will assist during the after
noon. They are Mrs. William y How
ard. Mrs. Anderson Roddenbery, and
Mrs. Charles Crisp.
Punch will be served by the following
young ladies': Miss Jenc Robson, Miss
Clare Dixon. and Miss Helen Gold
smith.
Mrs. NJ. n. Harrison. of Lodestar
Lodge. Fort Myer. Va, entertained al
luncheon last week. taking her guests
to the drill afterward. Those present
were Mrs. Peyton Randolph McCarge. of
New York: Mrs. w. A. Morsell. of Wash
| ington: Mrs Martin. OF Virginia, and
Mrs. Carter.
At a luncheon given in honor of Mrs.
James Marshall Petty, the decorations of
the table were green and white. the
poeticus being the principal flowers used.
Those present i'll addition to Mrs ]. M.
Petty were Mrs. Matte Petty, Miss
Petty, Mrs Harrison, Mrs W. S. Frank
land. Miss Emily Jarvis, Miss Mae De
Shields, Miss Maude Yates. and Miss
Rucker, of Garrett Park, Md, formerly
Of this city.
been visiting Miss Murdock. has gone
to stay with her daughter, Mrs Mccall
Mr.. Henry Beal, after a delightful
stay at Old Point Comfort, is at his
home, 15l4 Thirtieth Street.
Miss Adeline King entertained the
Bridge Club Thursday evening" The
number of players were twelve
Mrs. Samuel Rufus Moore, of Char
lotte, n. c., after a ten DAYS visit to
her parents. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Radford Moses will remain with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. King during the
two weeks that her husband, Ensign
Moses, u. s. N, is doing sea duty
Mrs. Irene Brewer, of o Street will
move to Corcoran Street the first of the
month, and take an apartment
Miss Isabel Jackson spent several DAYS
in town last week. She has returned TO
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Mr.. Richard Cooper Belts spent his
Easter holidays in Virginia.
Nr and Mrs Louis CIevau and nisS
Cievan, after a two months stay with
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Birch, has gone 10
her home, Dunn Loring. Va.
Mrs. Bates Warren is at Palm Beach,
Fla.
Miss Houchens, of Dumbardton Avenue.
entertained at luncheon on Friday. The
table was beautifully decorated in ferns