The Washington herald., 1913-02-26
|SOCiGjtY

Mabel BoardmaB. Representative and
Mrs. Oscar Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Bently. Mrs. Richardson Glib
son. Nine. de Pastor. Mrs. Caperton and
Miss Marguerite caperton. of Newport,
II. l.: Mrs. Adolphus Tarber. Of England.
Miss Natalie briggs, Mrs. William Lord
Littlefield. the Misses Hickey, Capt. and
Mrs. Mark Brooke, Mrs Charles Hagner.
Mrs. Walter Mclean, Commander Boy
Ed, OF the German Embassy: Mrs. Brin-
ton Stone. Mrs. /. T. Mann. Mrs. Dean,
Miss Angelica Remey, the Misses Allen.
Miss Rebekah Wilmer. Mrs. Coleman.
d d'Adhemar. DIR. Taylor Dixon, and Mr..
Myron Parker.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Franklin MacVeagh will gve a luncheon
in honor Of the President and Mrs. Taft
and the other members of the Cabinet
on Monday. March :. II will be the last
occasion on which the President and his
Official family VIII be entertained to-
gether, and will undoubtedly prove a
most interesting one. A musical pro-
gramme will be played on the great organ
In the MacVeagh residence.
Miss Mary McCauley was hostess at a
young peoples dinner last night at the
family residence in Rhode Island Avenue.
Mrs. Dudley Morgan was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Sarah Monmonier. of Baltimore, Md.
Covers were laid for eighteen.
Mr.. Harold Randolph, OF Baltimore,
gave his last lecture on Musical Inter-
mr. az ps'f AT 10 residence nj Mrs aifpr
yesterday morning. Among the members
Of the class who were present were the
Minister of the Netherlands and Nine.
Loudon. Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs. FAIR
child, Mrs. Henry Danforth, Countess de
Chambrun. Mrs. William C. Eustis. Mrs.
Spencer Cosby. Mrs. Ira c. Copley. Mrs.
Franklin Lane. and Mrs. Richard Reid
Rogers.
This was the last Of series of musical
lectures which Mr.. Randolph has given
in the drawIng-rooms of prominent Wash
ingtonians. and they have been most de-
lightful and successful affairs.
Mr. Robert Taft has left the White
House and returned to Cambridge to re-
sumo his studies at the Harvard Law
School.
Nine. de Pcna and the Mise. de Pena,
wife and daughters of the Minister Of
Uruguay, were hosteSses at a delightful
tea, followed by Informal dancing. yester-
day afternoon from 4 until Z o'clock. at
the legation in n Street
Nine. Naon, wife of the Minister of
Argentina. assisted In receiving the many
distinguished guests.
Mrs Henry Wells has zone to New
York to meet her son-in-Iaw and daush-
ter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Julian p. Wilcox.
who arrived in that city yesterday from
China, where Lieut.. Wilcox has been
stationed.
Mrs. Wells will not keep her day al
home this week, but will receive inform
ally on Friday afternoons throughout
March. assisted by her daughter, Mrs
Wilcox.
Mrs. Edison Bradley has sent out in
vitations to a tea to meet the Corps Of
West Point Cadets on March 4, at 3:i5
clock.
The Counselor of the French Embassy
and Nine. de Peretti de la Rocca gave
a luncheon yesterday, their guests being
Miss Lucia Hull. OF Tuxedo. N Y: Mrs
Hooker. Baron Swiedinek Won Suden-
horst. Counselor of the Austrian EN-
hassy, and Mr.. Johannessen, Secretary
of the Norwegian Legation.
Mrs. John c. Fremont has leased her
West Virginia. She will go shortly to
New York. where she will remain for
some time.
Mrs. John Burgess Weeks will be the
guest of honor at the regular FRIDAY
afternoon reception at the Congressional
Club this week. She will give an inter-
sic, after which tea will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Iincoln. who
have been spending most of the winter
on the Riviera and visiting the large
cities of Europe. are now in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs Chrales J. Bell. who are
spending some time in the South, are at
present visiting Fort Myers, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry will
arrive in Washington to-day to visit Mrs.
Richard Townsend.
The Elizabeth jackson Chapter of the
y. s. n. \, r.. was entertained by Mrs
F. Augustus Heaton. vice regent. at her
home, 1852 Nineteenth Street. on the
evening of Washington's Birthday. Mrs
W. c. WysonR. regent. was present. and
presided at the business meeting. after
which Mrs. Helen A. Englc. historian,
recitcd brakes American Flag
The diuing-roOm was beautifully deco
rated in honor of the day. the patriotic
idea being also, carried out in the color
scheme and character OF the delicious
refreshments served.
The following named members have
been elected alternatcs to represent the
chapter at the I'D continental congress In
Aprii. 1919: Mrs r. Augustus Heaton,
Mrs. A. 4. c. Osborne. Mrs. Helen A.
Engle. Mrs. J. II. Elmorc. Miss Emma
F. Hopes, Mrs. f. X. Temple Gillette,
Mrs. L. Sylvester Terry. Miss S. c.
Ayres, and Mrs. Helen Foster Frew. e.
Senator and Mrs Fall and Miss Fail,
who arrived in the city several DAYS ago,
are stopping at the Raleigh. They will
be Joined during week by their otheR
daughters, Mrs. Chase. of Cananea,
Mexico, and Mrs. Everhart, of Colorado.
Judge and Mrs w. W. Hastings. Of
Oklahoma. have arrived in Washington,
and are stopping at the Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dewey. jr., of
Worcester. Mass. who have been spend
ing a short time at Old Point Comfort,
have returned to the Shoreham. where
they were earlier in the season.
Mrs F. S. Armstrong, wife Of Capt. F.
s. Armstrong. Ninth United States
Cavalry, is visiting her father, Brig. Gen.
E. d. Dinmick, L. S. A., retired, at the
Cairo.