The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
Photo by HarTtSEwing

George Patton, and Col. and Mrs. William
Judson.
| Mrs Robert Ralston, wife of Capt
Ralston, L. s. A.. entertained at Il charm
| Ing tea Yesterday afternoon ut her apart
| mcnt in the Cordova in honor Of Mrs.
| Frederick Strong. wife of Lieut.. Strong,
| {. 6. \. The handsomely appointed tea
table was decorated with jonIuils and
ferns.
Mrs. Ord Preston and Mrs. James p.
tRobinson presided in the dining-room and
Mrs George Sumrserlin served punqh.
Miss Leila Harrison, the Misses Hill. and
Miss Ruth Anderson assisted in receiving.
the guests. ~ .. r..
| The moving pictures of the South Sea
Islands. which will be exhibited for the
| first time at the BelasCo Theater on
I February q, under the auspices of the
| Ladies' Aid Society OF St Johns Or
phanage, will prove Of great interest. as
| they depict scenes of the islands which
are not generally known to the public
The proceeds Of the performance will
| be given TO the building fund for the
new orphanage. which takes care of chill
dren Of all denominations. Among those
who are greatly interested in the benefit
! performance at the BelaSco are Mrs.
| Thomas Bayard, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle,
Mrs. Arthur T. Brice, Mrs. w. W. Fin
ley. Mrs. James NJ. Johnston, Mrs. Henry
Cabot Lodge. Mrs. Goddard, Mrs Henry
| Cleveland Perkins, and Miss Ellen King.
Some of the patronesses are the Coun-
tess Won Bernstorff. Mrs. Julian James,
| Mrs. Letter, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs.
Frank Moss. and Mrs. James Pinchot.
Tickets can oe obtained from Miss
Clementine Smith at her residence I72l
II Street Northwest.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
| Bakhmetef went to New York yesterday
accompanied by Mr.. dc Bach. second
Russian secretary to attend the concert
of Russian church music, to be given
in that city under the direct patronage
Of the Ambassador. The Ambassador
and Nine. Bakhmeteff will remain in
New York for a week.
Miss Anne Seymour Jones, daughter OF
Representative and Mrs. Jones, of Vir-
ginia. was hostess at a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon yesterday a her resi-
dence in Q Street in honor of Miss Sallie
Williams. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
John Sharp Williams. of Mississippi.
The fifth tea of the College women's
Club will be given tomorrow afternoon
at the club rooms, 1923 F Street. from
members of Section 5. Dr. Abram Simon
will address the club.
The College Women's Club will give n
banquet at Rauscher's February Il. All
desiring to Nattend please notify Mrs
Thomas E. Robertson as early as possi-
BILE.
The Woman's Army and Navy League
will give a dance on Easter Monday,
March a. at the navy yard. These dances
have tcen held n number of times in past
seasons, and have always been largely
attended by fashionable society, and this
year the committee, under Mrs. George
Sternbers, who is president of the
league, are making every effort to assure
an even greater success than formerly.
The work OF the league is to promote
the welfare and happiness OF the enlisted
men of the army. navy, and Marine
Corps, and IL should appea! to all pa
trictic citizens.
Mrs. George A. Armes, chairman of the
Wilson and Marshall organization will
entertain at a tea tomorrow afternoon
from to 6 o'clock, at 26i9 Woodley
Road, complimentary to the members of
the league. Mrs. Armes will be assisted
by Mrs. Bankhead. of Alabama; Mrs.
Dudley NJ. Hughes, of Georgia. Miss
tienrletld Louise huSneS, Mrs. ChaSe
Palmer Mrs. Lula +. Morgan, Mrs.
Hancock. Mrs Z. C. Lesher Mrs.
J. II. Stephens, of Texas; Mrs. Lester
Barr. Mrs. Z. J. Lockwood, Mrs. Wycliffe
Rose, and Miss Evelyn Pegues. secretary
of the Southern League. Woman's Ma
tional Wilson Marshall Organization, who
is spending the winter in Washington.
During the afternoon Miss Pegues will
give short talk on the work accom-
hU 7 ttrda
the direction of Mrs. Borden Hartman.
of New York, chairman of the National
Wilson and Marshall organization, and
Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, chairman of
the Southern League.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tansill enter
tanned the Brookland Rose Society last
evening at their home in Kearney Street
Mr.. Tansill. president of the Rose Cult,
presided, and a most entertaining pro-
gramme was rendered A violin and
piano rendition of 'gThe Last Rose of