The Washington herald., 1913-02-23
Photo by Harris Ewing.

the diners later in the evening. and the
clubhouse was in gala attire in celebra-
tion of Washinstons birthday.
That music hath charms" and Darticu-
larly when sung by university glee
club was amply proved yesterday after
noon by the large audience which greeted
the Columbia University Glce- and Man
| doiin Clubs in the New Willard ballroom.
The tuneful melodies of bright college
days received much enthusia site ap-
| Plause.
Among the Washingtonians who lent
their support by going in person or send
| ing friends we're Mrs. Charles f.
Hughes. Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Mrs.
Frederic r. 9. Stevens, Mrs. W. Duncan
| McKim. Mrs Walter r. Tuckerman.
Mrs. Marcus Benjamin. Mrs. Frank
Anderson, Mrs. Barbour Walker, Mrs.
Robert y Harper. Mrs. Nicholas Luauer,
Mrs. William Robert Smith, Mrs. William
Barrett Ridgely. Mrs. Eward ii. Wales,
Mrs. William +. Dennis. Mrs. Fl. II. b.
Meyer. Mrs. Charles B. Wood, Mrs J.
Burnet Crane, Mrs. J. Miller Kenyon,
Mrs. Joseph r. Darling, Mrs Howard $.
Nyman, Mrs. B. e. Bryan. Mrs. Morris
Evans, Mrs. A. p. Gardner. Mrs. Seth
Low Pierrepont, Mrs. Edmund A. Narela
and Mrs. William Waller.
At the end of the concert the Columbia
students were entertained by Mrs. Chris
tian Hemmick at a tea at studio
House" 1t was most charming affair
and many of this sea sons debutantes
and fifty girls from prominent boarding
schools here were invited to meet the
collegians.
The Columbia Country Club was the
scene of delightful dance last night In
,hrat nf WaShipgfnn'S hirfhdaN
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flags and bunting. and other patriotic
emblems. The members of the club and
their guests numbered nearly three hun
dred. General dancing kept UP until
midnight when buffet supper was
served.
Miss Martha Bowers has made quick
recovery from the effects of her injuries
received in a runaway accident some
time ago. though it will not be known
whether she will recover the full use of
her wrist and arm, which was broken,
the bones being badly splintered, until 1t
is possible to remove the splint.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Dasha
Allen, and other prominent young So
ciety women are taking part in the
forthcoming performance of THE Little
L
and Tuesday evenings for the benefit of
the Fairgrounds Association. Among the
corps of ushers will be Mr.. de Pena, son
of the Minister from Uruguay; Senior AL
CARA, Mexican second secretary; Lieut..
Darlington, Lieut.. Dunn, Maurice Moore
and Ballard Moore.
Lieut.. Gen. s. B. NJ. Young and Mrs.
Young entertained eighty or more guests
h,tff of limo nt tha Call
Home yesterday, army people forming
the greater number. Mrs. John H. Glib
bon. of Devon, Pa, daughter of Gen.
Young, and Mrs. G. Endicott Wilder as
sisted Mrs. Young.
The quarters of Gen. and Mrs. Young
were gay with red, white and blue dec
orations in celebration of George WASH
ington's Birthday.
Mrs. John Miller Horton. who has re-
Gently returned to Washington from Buff
falo. n. Y, went to Richmond, Va, ON
Friday, accompanied by Miss Mamie
Randolph Heth. Mrs. Horton was the
guest of honor at a luncheon given by the
Constitution Chapter. N. s., d. A.. r., at
the Jefferson yesterday. Later in the
evening she received at the reception at
the Governors mansion given in honor
of the Daughters in Richmond.
Mrs. John Miller Horton was the honor
guest at a luncheon given by Mrs. Alex
ander. of Philadelphia, at the Hotel Pow
hatan on Friday. ....
Mime. Pezet, wife Of the Peruvian Min
lister. will not be at home this afternoon.
Mrs. Robert NJ. La Toilette. wife of Sem
ator La Toilette Of Wisconsin, followed
her annual custom Of celebrating the an