The Washington herald., 1914-04-12

Mrs. r, p. Kelly, of Cincinnati, is the
| guest Of her son-in-law and daughter
Representative and Mrs. A. B. Rouse, al
their apartment at the Netherlands.
Mrs. ]. Brooks Ladd, who was called
to Boston Unexpectedly yesterday. was
obliged to recall her invitations to a
dance last night in honor of Miss Mar
garet Worthington and Mr.. Beach Helme
Stockett, whose marriage will take place
Tuesday evening.
Fashionable society is taking a deep
! interest in the the dansante to be given
| on Wednesday and Thursday at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Julian-James, 1906 Twen-
tieth street. for the benefit of the House
| of Mercy
| nesday for their home in Rich Hill, Mo-
after a short visit to the city. where they
| came to attend the marriage Of their son.
Mr.. Leo Loeb, to Miss Belle F. Schiff-
man.
The dancing will be in charge Of Mrs
! Edward Burr. assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Lee. Mrs. William Henry. Miss Gertrude
Gordon. Mrs. George Anderson. and Miss
Isabel Willis. Mrs George Rowland Chase
VIII have charge of the lemorade, ana
Mrs. Dickenson Jewett will serve tea. as
sisted by Mrs. Laquer, Mrs. Rixey. Mrs.
Talbot. Mrs. Blodgett. Mrs. F. c. Stevens.
and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Among
the girls assisting will be Miss Ruth An
derson, Miss Katharine Andrews, Miss
Louise Bayne. Miss Martha Bowers. Miss
Margaret Britton. Miss Sidney BurIeson.
Miss Lucy Burleson, Miss Frances Dunno,
Miss Alice Downing, Miss Henrietta
Fitch. Miss Mary Gheen. Miss Gertrude
Gordon, Miss Ruth Hall, Miss Adelaide
Heath. Miss Louise HELEN. Miss Sophie
Johnston. Miss Elizabeth Hewitt. Miss
Marian Leutze. Miss Phyllis Moore Miss
Anne Moore. Miss Ethel Noyes. Miss
Caroline Nash. Miss Mary McCauley.
Miss Katherine McIntosch, Miss Marian
Stevens. Miss Helen Walcott, Miss Alice
Whiting. Miss Julia Whiting Miss Sally
Williams. Miss Ethel McMurray. Miss
Helen Mason. OF Philadelphia: Miss Alice
Sheppard. Miss Ann Ellicott, Miss POca-
hontas Butler. and Miss Edith Rixey
Miss Beulah MeItzer. of Newark, n. j..
has returned to her home after a most
delightful visit to the city.
The American Minister to Denmark and
Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan will arrive in
Washington today and will be guests at
the Shoreham Hotel during their stay
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Loeb, who were re-
Gently married here, are spending some
time in Bermuda prior to their return
to their home in Annapolis.
Tickets are in great demand for the |
afternoon performance of the ever-pol u
lar Paint and Powder Club. of Baltimore |
which is conceded to be one of the Dest |
amateur dramatic clubs in America
The opera in which the young collegians |
will be seen this year is Many Happy |
Returns" and has never before been !
given in Washington. The proceeds of |
the performance will go to the Christ |
Child Society. one of the most appealing !
Of all local charities.
Those who will sell flowers and pro-
grams before and during the performanc. |
will be Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Kate |
Du Bose Miss Katherine Andrews. Miss !
Marta Calvo. Miss Selma Calyo. Miss /
GLADYS Hinckley. Miss Julia Heyl. Miss |
Nathalie briggs, Miss Margaret Howard. |
Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss Marie Adams. Mis- |
Fechteier. and Miss Katherine
Holbrooke.
Nine. Jusserand. Mime. de RianO Nine.
Naon. Mrs. White, Mrs. Garrison. MIS-.
Daniels. Mime. CalvO. Nine. de Calderon.
Nine. de Pena, Nine. de Pezet. Vicomtesse
BenOit day. Mrs. Ashurst, Mrs. La"z
anderson. Mrs. Nicholas Anderson. Mrs
Montgomery Blair. Mrs. Winthrop Cnan-
er. Mrs. Henry Corbin. Mrs. Marshall
Field. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale. Mrs. James
Mrs. George Z. Hamilton, Mrs
Hanna. Nine. Christian Hauge. Mrs. John
Hay, Mrs. Robert HinckIey. Mrs. George
Howard, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Contesse
lie San Esteban de CanonEo. Mrs. Loren
Johnson. Mrs. o. II. Perry johnson. Mrs.
Martin Knapp. Mrs. Charles Carroll Les.
Mrs. w. Z. Montgomery. Mrs. J. Nota
dcGill the Misses Patten. Mrs. Thomas
iedney Patten. Mrs. II. Cleveland Per-
iins. Miss Jane \. Riggs. Mrs Philip
Sheridan. Mime. de Sibour. Mrs. Edward
I. StelIwagen. Mrs. Story. Mrs. Symons.
nd Mrs. Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Felheimer and Mr..
md Mrs. Gus SUrdlinger entertained a
lumber Of their friends at a most de-
ightfuI bal-masque Tuesday evening at