The Washington herald., 1914-03-15
Luncheon for Mime. Pezet

Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp entertained at
beautiful luncheon yesterday at her
home in Twentieth street. in compliment
| to Mime. Pezet. The table was decorated
with gold baskets of roses and white Ii
lacs.
The other guests included Mrs. John
Shields, Mrs. De Witt Talmage, Mrs
Patten. Mrs. Albert Mills, Mrs. n. S.
Lincoln, Mrs. David Jayne Hill. Mrs.
Charles Campbell. Mrs. James Ellerson.
Mrs. William Haywood, Mrs Harris.
Mrs. Walter Wells. Mrs Lincoln kar-
many. Mrs. Presley NJ. Rixey. Mrs VIII
son, Mrs David Porter. Mrs. Charles
Stone. Mrs. Louis Bennett. Mrs. Archi-
bald Oracle. Mrs. william Wheatley, and
Mrs. Francis Chisolm-
The monthly meeting of the Sisterhood
of the Washington Hebrew Congregation
was held Monday afternoon, March 10, in
the vestry of the Eighth Street Temple.
After the usual business had been trans
acted Mrs. Johnston read a paper on the
''Latin-American Woman" followed by
talk on the same subject by DR.. Abram
Simon. Mr.. Glushak rendered several de-
lightful vocal selections. accompanied by
Miss Belle F. Schiffman, and the meet
ing was closed with a most enjoyable
social hour.
The benefit concert for the Confederate
Home in Vermont Avenue. to be given
Tuesday afternoon, March Il. at the resi-
dence of William Phelps Emo. III
street. is under the patronage of Mrs.
Marshall and the wives of the Cabinet
officers. all OF whom have signified their
intention to attend.
The artists giving the program are Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe Miss Elizabeth
r.. .I.N
the noted barytone, who is known
throughout the country as soloist with
the Minneapolis, St Paul. and other
large symphony orchestras. and of music
festivals.
Tickets arc now on sale at Mrs.
Howry's residence, IT'S street. and Mrs.
Leigh Robinson's, the FarraSut.
Mr.. Myer Felheimer left on Friday last
for Nashville, Tenn. to join his wife,
and will remain there to attend the mar
riase of Miss Ruth Jonas and Mr.. Joseph
ID. Kaufman.
A program of piano music will be
given by George Alexander Mosshart at
the College womens Club tea Monday
afternoon, March 16. at the Comstock
studio. Mr.. Mosshart is a composer as
well as a pianist. and will include in the
program one number OF his own, a
waltz. He will also play Debussy's Pre-
lude from Suite BergamasQue," Brahms
Rhapsody in G minor and Intermezzo in
Z fiat. and Chopin's Ballade In G minor.
The hostesses for the afternoon are
Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan. Miss Nina
F. Allen. Helen Anderson. Alice c. At
wood. Margaret Bayly, Angie NJ. Beck
with, Heloise Brainerd, Jessie ]. Brain
erd, Mrs. Alberta w. Brown, Mrs Al
bert B. Bushnell Miss Vera X. Charles,
Mabel Coicord, Lulu E Conner, Emily
s. Cook. Carrie M. Davis. Cora X. Dun
nells. Cora L Feldkamp. Stella r. Fox.
Helen N. Gary. Malina A. Gilkey. Mary
A. Hartwell Emma B. Hawks, Florence
A. Hill. Bertha C. Hite. l. b. Holbrook,
Cora Jacobs. DR.. Anna NJ. Ketcham,
Mrs. ]. A. LeClerc. Miss Katharine II.
McReynolds, Mrs Haven Metcalf, Miss
Emma 8. Miller. Mrs. Agnes Nourse,
Miss Anne Pierce. H. Juli Pitman, Mrs.
Malcolm Price. Mrs. willis Rice. Miss
Helen Siiiiman. Emma F. Shrine. Mrs.
Mary Gordon Slarriw, Miss Marion r.
Stover. Mrs- l. B. Swormstedt, Mrs. II. |
[. ThomDson. Miss Helen n Thompson,