The Washington herald., 1914-12-03

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Brooklyn. having just returned from the
Pacific Coast, are spending a few days
with the parents OF the former at 1871
Bolton street, Baltimore, prior to their
departure for Florida, where they expect
to spend the winter.
Mrs. Ridgely Hunt and Miss Hunt have
cards out for a series Of ''at-homes" on
Wednesdays. December 2, l6, q, and 20.
Mrs. Thomas P. Gore will be at home
at her residence. 1858 Mintwood place, to-
day from to O'Clock.
Invitations have been sent out by Miss
Moore, Of the United States Reclamation
Service, to members Of the Home Club to
be "-e~snf NJ hostess night on Monday
evening, December I. There will be
dancing and cards.
After a visit to New York, a steamer
trip from New York to Savannah and a
month in Georgia and the Carolinas, Mr..
Claude n. Bennett has returned to his
home in the Brighton. His mother, Mrs.
E. P. Bennett, returned to the city with
him.
Mai. F. C. Boggs is staying at the wal
colt Hotel, New York City.
Rear Admiral Cameron McRae Win
slow. L. S. N. has returned from Phila-
delphia, and Commander John K. Robi-
son. L. S. N. and Mrs. Robson, who
have been at Washington and New York.
have returned to the torpedo station.
Miss Margusri+a Rarborr CAV. a 5;,ra,
last night for the Misses Isabelle Mers-
man, of St Louis. and Rebecca samueIs.
Of Philadelphia, who are her guests.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry has returned to
Washington from her home in Rhode
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Dodge, who have
leased their house to Representative and
apartment at the Roydon for the winter.
Mrs. Charles H. Harlow. Of Wendell
Mansions. 2S39 Massachusetts, avenue, will
be at home on Thursdays during Deem
Der and January.
On Thursday evening at SD o'clock in
the ballroom at Rauschers a costume
concert will be given by Washington
a. l4SIS VINO nave contributed IlelT LalenI
In aid Of the helpless women and chill
dren Of Belgium who have sought refuge
in France.
This concert is under the management
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Alden It is
not under the auspices OF any embassy.
Mrs. Charles S. Alden, chairman OF the
committee Of the Countess
Dumas war relief fund, has appointed
the following ladies' to serve on the ex-
the committee already appointed: Mrs
Charles Morton. Mrs. Joel T. Kirkman,
and Mrs. Hobart Brooks. The money
will be expended in Washington to buy
warm clothing.
An event of interest to many society
folk Of Washington TO take place next
the Engineer team Of the Washington
Barracks and an aIl-star artillery team
at the American League Park for the
benefit OF the Red Cross fund
Lieut.. Thompson OF the Coast Artillery
Corps station at Fort Washington, and
Lieut.. Carruth. of the Engineers. have
made arrangements for the game. and
4 large representation of Washington
society IS expected 10 attend.
DR.. Constantin Theodor Dumba, Am
bassador from Austro-Hungary TO the
United States, will attend the concert
TO be held tomorrow night in the Metro
politan Opera House. Philadelphia. FOR
the benefit of the home relief German
Austrian. and French booths Of the
''AIade-in-AmeriCa" fete. December Il.
Is. l6. and l.. Mrs. Otto T. NIa}.ery. OF
liT Spruce street. received a telegram
yesterday from the Ambassador accept
ing an invitation to the concert
Fifteen Of the bONhOlderS at the Met
rOpOhtan Opera House have reserved
their own boxes and dozens Of other
society women of Philadelphia have en-
saged boxes. The concert Is expected
10 be one Of the biggest events Of the
season. The artists par
will be Nine. Schuma NIL -HeInk
the famous ContraltO. Leopold GOdOw-
sky. Polish viol.nist. and Alfred Corn
field. the young Philadelphia violinisr.
Who made his'dcbut here year ago.
The Twentieth Century Club recep-
tion and IN sicaIe will take place this
evening at $50 at All Souls Unitarian
Church. The following program has
been ARRANGED for the entertainment
IF the members and their guests: Piano
solos. IaD Consolation" CLiszt). Cb)
La DAM" JLiszt). Miss Ethel Garrett
Johnston. soprano solos, Oa) Will o
he WiSp' ,SDrOsS), (b) Bird Waltz
Varney, Mrs. Frank Maxwell: barry
one solos. ,l) Eighteenth Century
Drinking Song" Bruno Huhn), Cb) I
Attempt from Loves Sickness to Fly
PurccID. Mr.. Eugene Z. Stevens; reci-
ations. la) "Gunga DIN CRudyari
6b) The Song Of the Sea"
Tenny SOn). Miss Victoria SiddOns:
,iano solos. Ca) "Uncle Remus'' NC
)oweID. Cb) "PoIonaise' CMcDowelD.
Hiss Ethel Garrett Johnston: soprano
nd alto duet. Might in Venice" Mrs
rank Maxwell and Mrs. Elliott
Woods: soprano solo. Spring Song
rom 'NatOma' " Victor HerbertJ, mrs.
frank Maxwell; recitations. (a) The
lights Of London George R. Sims).
b. Rory ONIore" Samuel Lover),
Iiss Victoria Siddons:' barytone solo,
Liebeslied" ERIK Meyer Helmund),
Ir Eugene E. stevens.
The Ladies' Of Charity of St Roses
School will give their annual
ale and tea at tho school on Saturday
rom to o'clock and this entertain
ncnt promises to be even more attractive
han those OF previous years. The novel
cature this year is most appropriate for
he times as there will be a War Relief
able where articles Of variouS descrip-
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