The Washington herald., 1914-04-02
Tea for Boys Home

Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins Mrs. Cleve-
land Perkins, Nine. Hauge, and Mrs.
Frederick Atherton will pour tea at the
tea for the Working Boys Home. 80
street northwest, this afternoon. from
| to o'clock.
who are interested in seeing the home
and all are welcome. Mrs Arthur Lee
is in charge of the tea table and among
those who are taking an active interest
in its success are Mrs. Walter Wilcox.
Mrs. Victor Cushman, Mrs. Hollister
Chapman, Mrs. Archibald Davis, Miss
Margery Cotton, Mrs. Walter Tucker
man. Mrs. George T. odell. Mrs. Fran
els Ruggles. Mrs. Percy johnson. Miss
Hinckley, Miss Symons. the Misses
Whiting. Miss Calhoun, and the other
members OF the board.
Maj. Henry Leonard. U. S. A. of
Washington, is spending a few days at
the wolcott, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman en-
tertained at a dinner last night in COM
pliment to their house guests, Mr.. Marion
Burton, president OF Smiths College, and
Mrs. Burton.
hIs " SdulsDuTN. WlIe Oh Send-
tor Salisbury, of Delaware, will spend
Easter at their home in Delaware, re-
turning here for the spring season
Miss Sylvia Wilder arrived in Wash
ington yesterday to visit her father, Col.
Wilber b. Wilder. L. s. A, commandant
at Fort Myer. Va
Mrs T. ]. Kent. daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher. of Florida
will repeat the interesting paper she
read for the blind on Monday evening on
Cooperative Agriculture and Rural
Credit Banks as Seen with the American
Communion in Europe. 1919" in the pub
lie pariors OF the Portner, Fifteenth and
U streets, this evening at s o'clock, un-
der the auspices of the Anthony League
Free Lecture Course for men and women.
Mrs. Virginia del Castillo Johnston, a
well-known portrait painter, of 3Oc5 N
street. has sent out cards for two studio
teas Saturday and Sunday afternoons,
April 4 and s.
She will be assisted by Mrs. John
Stephens. wife of Representative Ste
phens, of Texas: Mrs. William s. How
ard, wife of Representative Howard, Of
Georgia: Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin.
MTs. "lutT, ohIs. fkdCHcl L. DcSh, nlIs.
Leig Chalmers, Mrs. Adah Moffatt, Mrs.
John Hart, and a number Of young girls.
Mrs. Samuel Goldenberg. of 2Sls Twen-
ty-seventh street. will be at home this
afternoon from until o'clock in COM
pliment to her sister, Mrs. Carl Kauf-
man, of st. Gall, Switzerland.
Former Gov. and Mrs. John w. Briggs,
Of New Jersey; Mr.. Horace, Hunniwell,
of wellesey, Mass. and Countess de Ad
heimer. Of Fredericksburg. Va. are at
the New Richmond Hotel.
Fashionable society turned out in full
to see Pavlowa yesterday afternoon at
the Columbia. The Russian Ambassador
and Nine. Bakhmeten occupied a box.
ana had with them Mrs. Edward Nc
Lean and Mr.. Yonine, Mrs. Marshall
Field entertained the German Ambassa-
dor and Countess Benstorn and the
Spanish Ambassador and Mime. Gayangos,
Mrs. William Crozier had in her boz
Mr.. and Mrs. george Howard. Mrs. Still
son Hutchins entertained guests in her
box. In the audience were Mrs. Peter
Gerry. Miss Eleanor Wilson, Mrs. WILL
lam Hall, Miss Ruth Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Iaeere, Mrs. Garrison McClintock.
Mrs. Darlington. Mrs. Tyler, Mrs John
B. Henderson, and Col. and Mrs. Ladd.
The MANAGEMENT of the Washington
Symphony Orchestra has been most sue
cessfuL 10 far. In the advance sale for