The Washington herald., 1913-02-16

GRATED with shields pennants, Planners.
and bunting representing the coiors OIL
the university
Among those who assisted in receiving
the many guests were DIR. Penniman, Mrs.
and Mrs. Thomas w. Sidweii DIR. and
Mrs. d. r. Harper, Sd. DIR. and Mrs. j.
p. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Puttre,
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, Mrs. James
G. Mckay. Mrs. John b. Mattson pre-
sided at the tea table in the dining-room.
The hostesses of the evening, besides
| those in the receiving line. were Mrs.
! Karl C. Corly. Mrs George F. Snyder,
Mrs. A. b. Crane. Mrs. Marion Dorset.
Mrs John ii. Mohler and Mrs. William
Blum.
, luncheon yesterday in honor of her house
guests. Frau Won Melchow, of Berlin,
and Miss Kellogg. of Utica, n. Y.
Mai. Dion Williams. L. $. NJ. c.. and
| Mrs. williams will so shortly to Pekin.
China. where Mai. Williams has been
placed in command OF the United States
Legation guard.
Mrs. Darlington. wife OF Brig. Gen.
Ernest Darlington. L. S. A. will leave
Washington within the next ten days
for the Philippines.
Mrs. Leonard Wood. wife Of Mai Chief
OF Stan. is spending the weekend in New
York
| The Military Attache OF the German
Embassy and Nine. Won Herwarth will
| rive an informal luncheon o-day at their
| residence In Rhode Island Avenue.
! Mime. da Cana, wife of the Brazilian
Ambassador. is expected to arrive in
| Washington to-day.
Miss Eva Newman will give an ac-
count of the Industrial settlement work
| in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky in
the rooms of the Southern Industrial
| Educational Association. All interested
in the fine work of tine association are
cordially invited to attend.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Atherton. Of
Boston. VINO are spending a few weeks
| here, entertained at dinner Friday night
at ttcir residence in Sixteenth Street.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White. Count and Countess Scherr-
Thoss, Dr. and Mrs. Reniamin Tilton. OF
New York: Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson,
SIrs. Gouverneur Morris. Miss Elizabeth
Hammond, the charge d'affaires of Italy,
Mr.. Giuseppe Catalani. Mr.. Elliot Good
colt.
| Rear Admiral Richard Glover, L. S.
v, and Mrs. Glover will entertain AT
iinner party Tuesday evening.
Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams is
spending n fortnight in New York.
| The British Ambassador and Ms
Bryce will return to Washington on
Tuesday from New York, where they
lare now guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L.
iCadwalader. Mr. Bryce has been made
the first honorary member of the Amer
lean Academy OF Political Science.
The Second Spanish Secretary and
Sonora Condesa dc San EstebUn de
tCanonEo have sent out invitations fof
la series OF dinner parties 10 he enter
tanned this month.
Miss Jean Robson. who is spending the
winter with her uncle and aunt. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William 5. Howard.
luf Georgia. Al the Parkwcod. will enter
itain at a card party. followed by dane
ing. Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have is
sued invitations for dinner on Fehruar!'
Ia, when the Russian Ambassador and
Nine. Bakhmeteff will be the guests "s
honor
Justice Fran"is NJ Scott, OF New York.
and Mrs Scott. who are the guests OF
Mrs Henry +. Dimock, will return to
their home to-day.
Mrs Charles A. CuIberson. wife of
Senator CuIberson of Texas. and her
sister. Mrs. Schluter, gave bridge par
! ~ at six tables yesterday afternoon,
followed by an,inforral tea.
Naval Constructor and Mrs. r. III.
IRobinson entertained at dinner Friday
might in the gold dining-room of the
! Shoreham. followed by an Informal
dance. The guests at the dinner
We're Rear Admiral Capps. Rear Admiral
ard Mrs. Watts. Naval Constructor and
Mrs. Land. Naval Constructor and Mrs.
Mcbride, Naval Constructor and Mrs.
i Ackerson, Naval Constructor and Mrs.
4 lDu Bose. Naval Constructor Linnard,
I Naval Constructor Gawne. Naval Con-
structor Howard. Naval Constructor
Spilman, Mrs Mckee. Mrs. Littlefield.
Mrs. Hardin, Miss Farrar Smith, Naval
! Constructor Farrar Smith. Lieut.. Com
mander Ridgeley. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ricketson The additional guests for
1.-THE dance were young people.
Miss Thompson. of New York, is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Geddes, of
Columbia Road. Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes
entertained a few friends at cards Fri
lday evening.
Mrs T. Malcolm Price gave an auction
bridge party at her home in the Iowa
apa rtments on Friday afternoon.
The board Of managers of the Chill
dren's Country Home will hold hat
sale on Wednesday. February 10. be-
tween the hours OF II a. m. and p. M,
at the residence of Mrs. Frank b. Noyes,
I'D Vermont Avenue.
| This sale has always been well patron
ized, as this charity, as well as hats,
appeal to all women.
But. aside from business, it also was
a noted social success. all who are
| prominent in official. diplomatic. and
residential sets attended. Mrs. TAFT was
one of the first to avail herself of the
| opportunity last year of seeing and pur-
| chasing the latest styles in hats, as did
many others prominent in Washington
! life. Many hats have been donated by
| Washington's smartest milliners, and
\ or haya