The Washington herald., 1914-01-04


Hampshire avenue.
| Mrs. Hope Slater was hostess at tea
dance yesterday afternoon at her resi-
dence In the Avenue o, the Presidents
The drawing-room and ballroom were
fprofusely decorated with Christmas
wreafhs. holly and red roses. and Meyer
Davis orchestra played throughout the
afternoon.
Representative Maurice Connolly. Of
Iowa, and his sister. Miss Eleanor Con-
molly, have taken 1916 Nineteenth street
for the season. and have with them their
mother. Mrs. Thomas Connolly.
Mrs. Theodore J. shuey and Miss Dor
othy Shuey gave dansant for young
people at Rnuscher's yesterday afternoon
| from 4 unit. o'clock. Christmas greens
and red roses formed the principal dec
orations.
Assisting Mrs. shuey and her daugh-
ter In receiving their guests were Mrs.
Charles 8. Thomas. OF Colorado; Miss
Flora Wilson, Mrs Job Barnard. Mrs. l..
A. Barr, Mrs Fred bennett. Miss Hanna
Taylor. Miss Sophy Sweet. Miss sallie
Williams, Miss Margaret Gould. Miss
Helen Gould. Miss Ethel Lloyd. and Miss
Dorothy NDepnett.
Miss Eta Louise Taggart has sent out
invitations to n large reception on Friday
evening, January 3, at her home In
GEORGETOWN, in compliment to her sister,
Mrs. Sankey Bacon, wife Of Surgeon
Bacon, U. s. N, who Is spending the holi-
days In Washington with her parents.
, Mr.. and Mr. Hugh 7. Tagsart.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. Perkins, assisted
by their daughter. Miss Frances Perkins,
entertained a party of guests at their
home, 1sz First street northwest. on
New Years Eve TO extend a hearty well
come to the new year.
Their hospitality was thoroughly en-
joyed by Mrs John Curtin. Misses Ruth
A. Mead. Helen Clarkson, Helen Kent
Eloy Burnett. Velma Babcock. Ethel
Phelps, Ethel Lusby. A. Graham, Edna
Dulin. Jeanette Poole, Virginia Peck. and
Edith Jones. and Messrs. Wilson Tolford,
Claude Babcock, Albert Cake. William
Crevelng. Charles Sietz. Hendly Jones,
Andrew Bennett, Charles T. Peck, jr., and
r. johnson.
Miss Margaret wentworth will be at
home to her friends on Monday, January
). from 4 to 6, at her residence In Cleve-
land Park.
Mrs. Martha S. Gielow left Washington
yesterday for New York, from where she
will sail on Tuesday for Panama Mrs.
Gielow has broken down under the con-
tinuous strain and responsibility of the
great work she has been doing for the
past eight years for the mountain cause.
and will spend several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher,
wife of Naval Constructor Charles Willis
Fisher, U. s. n.
The Children OF the Grand Army of
the Republic were entertained Tuesday
from { to 8 o'clock at the home of Gen.
and Mrs. Hoxie, the latter being the
vice president of the organization. A
musical program was prepared by the
president, Mrs Mary Litz Parker, in
which the following young ladies took
part: Miss Wright, of Tennessee: Miss
Lucie Maxwell, Miss Ruth Barr, Miss
Wanda Pearson, Miss Dorothy Deeds.
and Miss Alma Chspplar. .
The invited guests present were Miss
La Toilette. Misses Eva and Clara La
Toilette, Miss Julia Carter. daughter
of Representative Carter; the Misses
Sutherland. daughters of Representa-
tive Sutherland, Miss Eta Taylor,
daughter OF Representative Edward
Taylor; Miss c. Campbell, daughter OF
Representative Campbell; Mrs Robert
Love Taylor. jr.. daughter-in-law of
the late Senator Taylor: Mrs Robert
Love Taylor, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs.
Hayes and niece. Miss Marion Folsom
Hayes, of California; Mrs. John Max
well. Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. Deeds, Mrs.
Du Puy. Mrs. Clara Avery and little
son, william Avery, and Miss Catherine
Wright. Assisting in the dining-room
were Miss Carter. Miss Du Hamil. and
Miss La Toilette.
Miss Lucille Gaskins, of 1Hl Twenty
ninth street, entertained at a delightful
card party on New Years Eve
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner Tennent
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Katharine Rennoe, to Mr.. Rowland
Spearman Marshall. of Philadelphia, for
merly OF Columbia, S. C.
Miss Tennent is a very popular Southern
girl and is now being extensively enter
tanned in Norfolk, where she is the guest
of her brother and sister-in-law. DR.. E
II. Tennent, L. S. ", and Mrs. Tennent-
Miss Carrie oppenheimer has returned |
to her home in the city, from a short |
visit to friends in Baltimore.
On New Years Eve the home of Miss |
Anna Cooper in S street. was the scene |
of a beautifully arranged watch party, |
which was gwen IN noIOT oi het houSS |
guests, Miss Stella Sandfeld. of San An |
tonic, Tex, and Miss Lillian Cooper, of |
Baltimore. Appropriate games, music, ,
and dancing were included in the even
ing's program.
Among those present were Mr.. and |
Mrs. d. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Simons.
Mrs. J. Wolf. Mrs. ]. katZ, Mrs. b.
Kandel, Misses r. Lazerow, ]. Finger, |
A. Hornstein, r. Il. Applestein, d. Weiss,
z. KRISTEN, B. Clepatch, L. Cooper, S.
Sandfield. r. Hornstein, NJ Lazerow, c. |
Friedman, Fl. SpIegelblatt. r. Wolf, F. 1
Frank, Z. De Leon, and Messrs. II. Silton, |
c. Wolf, d. Rosenthal, j. Solomon, S. |
Rosenberg. l.. Rosenthal. NJ. Harris, Z.
Geisenfeld, d. Lorenz, B. Madden, j.
Blumenthai, II. Glanzman, S. Cohen, and |
n. KRISTEN.
A buffet supper was served at mid
night.
Miss Leonore Lippman, who spent
three weeks in Washington, returned
during the past week to her home in
N. j.
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, owing to her con-
tinued i'll health. will not be at home
Mondays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes are leaving In a i
few days for the South.
Mr. ]. Z. Lefevre and Miss Ramona
Lefevre entertained last night at a box
party at the National, their guests be-
ing the Minister of Panama and Mime. II
Morales and Mr. and Mrs Earle Carlson II