Evening star., 1914-01-27

tOt NIESS tON
Wife Of the Ger
ing the fourth german of the Bachelors
cotillon last night in Baltimore.
Mrs. Deos n Blodgett and her sister.
Mrs. Charles 9. Matthews, entertained
n q tea dance yesterday in honor of I'm
,iGn Aston II. simpson. L. 5. n. and his
.ride. formerly Miss Lucy liokc smith
Senator IFokc Smith received with the
two hostcsSes. as did Mrs. William Alden
Smith. Mrs. John Temple Graves. Mrs. T.
dc Witt Talraage. Mrs. William Bailey La
mar and a number OF young people. in
Guiding Miss He en- Peel, Blodsett daGgh-
ter of Mrs B!odgett. who is in school
here; the Misses Burleson. Miss Ca!lic
Hokc Smith. Misses Aleslire. Miss Matt
land Marshall. Miss Genevieve Clark,
Miss katherine Hill. Miss Elizabeth
Gray and Miss Calle Ho,ie Smiths
house party. including Miss Margaret
Grant. Miss Winship. Miss Anslev and
Miss Ellis. all of Atlanta. a'so assisted.
Mrs. Margaret L: Ballantyne. lbs Yer
mont avenue, Will not be at home tomor-
row.
Prof. Edward X. Rand of Harvard
University will give an illustrated lecture
on "Horac"'s Sabine Farm AT the regu-
lar meeting of the Washington Society OF
the Archaeological Institute of America
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Henry +. Dimock
Prof. jesse Benedict Cartcv director
of the American Academy in Rome will
be present at the meeting and will make
Il few remarks.
In the afternoon at 40 O'Clock Prof
Rand will address the Washington Classi-
cal Club at the Bristol School on
"Orignal.ty and Tradition in Milton $
Paradise Lost, with special reference to
Virgl's Aeneid
Prof and Mrs. I:and will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
while in the city.
Mrs Charles s Fletcher formerly Of
Washington. but now residing in PhIa-
dclphia, j. visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ T.
hecgin. 1904 Lamont street.
Miss Christine Waggaman entertained
her house guest, Miss Walsh OF New
York
Passengers from this city OH the Medi-
terrancan cruise of the Rotterdam. sail
ing February >. will incl;lde Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan E. Scott Mr. and Mrs
Thomas II. Pickford, Mr. and Mrs
Nordineer and son. Miss nellie +. Da-
shiellc, Miss Julia Mcfarland. Miss Res
sic Mason Miss j. X. Cuttings. Miss Hell
en W. Cooper and Mrs. Eugene ~
ByrneS.
The Sisterhood of the Washington He
brew Congregation gave d 5all last night
at the Raleigh. which afforded an even
ing of great pleasure to more tnan 800
guests.
Mrs. Abram Simon headed the COM
mittee on arrangements. Other members
We're Mrs. Eugene Schwab, Mrs. J. 5.
kann. Mrs. Charles Picard. Mrs Alfred
seph Strasburger. Mrs. r. Blondhem
and. clrs. Gus Lewis. Officers of the sis
terhood are: President. Mrs. Eugene
SchHab; vice presidents, Mrs. ]. S. kann
secretary, Mrs. A. Rosentlal; recording
secretary. Mrs. ]. H. Hester, and treas
urer. Mrs. Abe Mayer.
Among those present We're DR.. and Mrs.
Abram Simon: Mr. and Mrs, Fred
and Miss {. II. Hirsh. Mr. and Mrs
Marx Kahn. Mr., and Mrs Lee Baum
sarten. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Leon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Fisher. MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Oppenheimer.
Ben Sinsheimer. AIR. and Mrs. Joel Hill
man, Miss Emily Hilman. Julian Hill
man, Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. HeIbrun, Miss Ce-
leste Goodman RAYMOND Goodman.
Vernon Baer Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lewis.
Norman Fisher. Fred Pelzman. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E,.seman. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Heller. Miss katherine Heller, Lawrence
Heller, Gerald Grosner. pr. and Mrs. Ben
Leon. Mrs. f. Arplestein Mrs. \. Sand
berg, r. Finhcs .eiu, : CooperSmith,
Miss Lorraine Summers, Milton Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bryiawshi, Miss
Hortense Bryiawski, Dunbar Rosenthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Kahn and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. SWorZyn.
The congressional women OF Congress
Hall entertained at the largest tea of the
winter Yesterday afternoon at Congress
Hall Hotel, their friends being present in
hundreds. The hostesses were Mrs. j.
W. Kern. Mrs. Sparkman. Mrs. j. Bur-
nett, Mrs. u. Shackleford Mrs. E. Chan
dler Mrs. t. Pou Mrs. F. Clarke. Mrs.
l.. Dixon. Mrs. j. Adair. Mrs w. y. Ash
brook. Mrs. c. G. Edwards. Mrs. 5. Fer
ris, Mrs II. A. Barnhart. Mrs. c. Cline.
Mrs W. Cullop, Mrs. d. Hughes. Mrs. j.
Davenport Mrs. ]. Russell. Mrs. E. +.
Bathrick. Miss Brown. Mrs. NJ Burke,
Mrs. ]. +. Byrne, Mrs. J X; Farr. Mrs
Mrs. $. G. Porter. Mrs. 7. L. Rubey. Mrs.
A Walters. Mrs. c. Smith, Mrs. J. As
well. Mrs ". Bailey, Mrs. F. Dershem.
Mrs. W. Gard, Mrs K. Gittius, Mrs. w.
Gordon. Mrs. A. johnson, Mrs E: keat-
ing. Mrs. w. kettner, Mrs. \. S. kreider,
Mrs. e. Lieb, Mrs. ]. Peterson and Mrs.
l.. Stringer
Mrs. William Horiep Garlock and Miss
Florence Gar ock have come i'll from their
Virginia home and taken an apartment at
the Cairo for the season
Mrs Henry S. Graves will be at home
Wednesdays in February.
The Bishop of Washington and Miss
Douglas will be at home tomorrow after
uoon January IS. from ! until { O'Clock. |
The Bishop OF New Mexico and Mrs. |
Hawken will receive with them.
Mrs. Andrew Il. Graham has moved !
Dresden ia
ment at 1863 Wyoming avenue Mrs. Gra- |
ham will receive Wednesdays in Feb |
ruai.X.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman +. Burgess of |
Pinehurst, Hyattsvilie, Md. will leave |
tomorrow for a weeks visit i'll New York |
city. Miss Burgess will be accompanied |