The Washington herald., 1914-02-22

Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Blakslee, Mrs. Har-
ris. wife of the Director of the Census;
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Aiken. Mrs r. n.
Page, Mrs. Gudger, Mrs. Backman, Mrs.
Junius Page, Mrs. Carlton. Mrs. d. W.
Robertson. Mrs. Thadeus Page. Miss
Leland. Miss Genevieve Frizzell, Miss
Ratlif. Miss RUIZ, and Miss Weaver.
Dr. and Mrs. James c. Mckay will
give a small dance for Miss Lanette
Smith Thursday evening. February &c, at
their home in Columbia road.
The marriage Of Miss Stella Katzen-
stein. daughter of Mrs. Clara Katzen-
stein. and Mr.. Max Hecht, OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. will take place today at the home
OF the bride In Girard street.
RehearsaIs are being held daily for
the tableaux and speciality dances which
are to be given at Rauscher's Thurs
day evening Under management Of Mime.
Dumba, wife of the Ambassador Of Aus
tria-Hungary. The proceeds will go to
the Infants Welfare Station Of the
y ashington Diet Kitchen. The perform
ance promises to eclipse former society
entertainments for charities.
Those who will pose in the tableaux
will be Mrs. George Vanderbilt. Miss
Sophy Johnston. Miss Catherine Britton,
Miss Margaret Perrin. Miss Frances Lip
pitt, Miss Isabel May. Miss Ruth Wales,
Mrs. Thomas l. .uEhlin, Countess Erdody,
a house guest of Mime. Dumba: Mr.. Yo-
nine. of the Russian Embassy; Mr..
Henry May. and Mr.. Charles Richard
sen.
One group of dancers will be composed
OF Viscountess day, Miss Mary Nc
CawIey, Miss Katherine McClintock. Miss
nd HRIRn WalrOtf
Mr. Marcus Jordan and Miss Rhoda Full
lam. whose dancing has made such a
furore here. will give a special dance. as
will Mr. vom Rath. of the German En-
bassy. and Miss Julia Meyer, daughter
OF the former Secretary of the Navy;
and Mr.. Preston Gibson and Mrs Ed
ward Rowland.
Among the boxholders are Mrs Wood
row Wilson. Mrs Marshall Field. Mrs
Hope Slater. Mr.. Edward Mclean, and
Mr.. c. c. Glover.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Richardson en-
tertained at a delightful reception last
night in compliment to the alumni OF the
University OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Curtis, OF Philadel-
phia. are registered at the Hotel Pow
hatan.
Mr.. and Mrs William Todd and Master
Fred Todd arrived here from Richmond
on Saturday and are spending some time
at the Hotel Powhatan-
Mrs. Frank TrimbIe O'Hare will re-
ceive informally at the Westmoreland
Tuesday afternoon between ; and 5;GO
o'clock She will have with her her SIS
ter, Mrs. Brent Wiley, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Lutz. with their
sons. Harold and Hugh. visited friends
in this city the past week, up = their re-
turn from a trip to Europe, and then
Mrs Lutz was formerly Miss Frances u.
HasweII. of Washington, d. C
Lady FitzGeorEe, of London. England.
has returned to the Shoreham- after
spending a few days ip New YORK ana
will be here for some time. Lady Fitz-
George attended the reception at the
British Embassy last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Norton have
arrived at the Shoreham from New YORK
for a short stay. Mr.. Norton was At
enc time secretary to President Tart
Mr.. Cecil Higgins. OF London, mas ar
rived at the Shoreham-
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian 1selin' whose
marriage took place last week in New
York. arrived at the Shoreham yesterday
TO remain some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond l. Jones, 4
New York. have arrived at the Shoreham
for several DAYS.
DIR and Mrs Sharp entertained at a
supper last night at the Shoreham Hot
following the theater. the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, DIR. and Mrs.
DIR. and Mrs Hazen. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gardner. and Mr.. and Mrs. orme-
Among those entertaining at the the
dsnsant at the New Willard yesterday
were Mr. Adams. Mr.. Fuller. Mr. J. Il.
MIR. T. ]. Brandenbury. Mr.
Douglas V. Cornwell. Mr.. Campbell. M.
II. ]. Callahan. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
B. Dean. Mr.. r. d. Daniels, Mr.. W. II.
Flemming. MIR. Edward Hart. Mr.. Howell
Mr.. stevens. Mr.. c. r. EurtZ. Mr.. Grudg-
err Payne, Mr. Z. Gubder. Mr.. owen W.
KENNEDY. Mr.. c. Lynch. Mrs. Lamb, Mr..
r. L. Mathews. Mr.. Baillie Smith, Mr..
Sanders, DR.. Wilbur l. Smith. Mr.. Sny-
der, Mr.. Robert Townsend. MT +. Thard-
lev, Mrs. George Wheeler. Mr.. W. G.
Wilson. and Mr.. wilkins.
Miss Janet Richards announces that the
regular Talk on Public Questions" will
be given as usual tomorrow morning in
the new auditorium of Woodward and
at II O'Clock In addition to
the usual current topics, part OF the time
u-iu he p,iven IN tho consideration of the
salient points of the life and works of
George Washington.
W0mN1'S W0rk EXCHANGE