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The Washington herald., 1914-02-22
Dinners at Chevy Chase

Col. and Mrs. Thomas Symons epter-
tanned at a dinner last night at tbe
Chevy Chase Club.
Others who gave dinners preceding tho
regular Saturday night dance were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Addison, and DIR
Thomas. A large Dutch treaf' dinner
arranged by Miss Alys Downing also wa $
given at the clubhouse.
Miss Esther Denny was hostess vastar-
day afternoon at a delightful tea dance in
compliment to her house guest, Miss
Anne Peters. Of California -
The French Ambassador expects tn at
tend the annual banquet of the Sons Of
the American Revolution in New YORK
tomorrow night.
Mrs. S. NJ. b. Young entertained at a
luncheon yesterday at the Soldiers Home
In honor OF Mrs. Lane, wife of the Sec
rotary Of the Interior.
Mrs. Howard S. Reside went to Boston
Friday to spend a fortnight with her
Miss Reside, who is now a
member of the Boston Opera Company
and who sang last night in Mime. But
terfiy." Last week Miss Reside scored
a success in one of the leading roles in
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and Miss La
mont. who spent part OF the week as
The Washington herald., 1914-02-22
Seasons finale a Climax Of Gayetp
NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN.

>HE social of like weather
it going like lion activity among WASH
ingtOn hOtesse during the and for remaining
planned.
The navy reception Tuesday
be the of the The
of the week will be mainly dinners On Thursday night the
eft of the chhds Welfare Station promise be beautiful They will
be given Rauscher o'clock later there will general dancing and
supper IN which the audience will also participate
Mrs Wilson Friday night
cales OF Unfortunately President suffers from his
cold was unable to be present
The British Embassy charming
receptions in that historic mansion the first large entertainment
by the British Ambassador Cecil SpngRee since their arrival
in Washington SON" months ago. and proved most notable occasion
IOf calling system vogue tatng
Official awaiting with find what solution of the calling
Club Mrs president of the club has made known
her appointees Oh
women easy
calling
@ and fast rIe and then cms,pnces sIT cases If seems strange ,
much emphasis and laid of precedence and etiquette
foreign the
Congressional Club last week. but then the question will such
World democratic American
whether she shall call her neighbour While France
public the old nobse of the netg
etiquette from generation still rule with rod of iron
and few the official circles Paris
penetrate the innermost
the present calling system weighs heavily shoulders
they might which prevails in good Old LunnOn
addresses envelope before leaving
nose husband
aforesaid envelope her
hostess the early hours of the morning And thus the
hospitality reaches the before breakfast and
would of
footnan
left perunoy peascs 1t frequently happens
member family glance
out thought
AT visitor might have taken the trouble to leave person
instead of sitting in her carriage door,
feeling abroad that hostess call upon
another y extended and
S still considered civiity
original director of
American Union his reception for the Misses Wilson on Wednesday night re-
which prevailed the days of grandmothers church
Certainly the wlhower should be deeply grateful
invited ball dance be
The has
that the whole world whrng the and heta
tonwa and requires partner.
and changed the order of
wenown band leaders, Change
march back which
familiar Victorian period
world balls
that the fun continuously and oth and
hasc ased to be
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Tea for Baptist Home

The board of lady managers Of the
BAPTIST Home will hold reception and
tea tomorrow afternoon from : TO ~
o'clock. The ladies who will receive arc
the president, DR.. Alice W. Downey, as
sisted by Mrs. Percy 5. Foster, and Mrs.
l.. A. Olive. Those who will preside at
the tea tables are Mrs. {. \. Muddiman,
Miss Virginia King, Mrs. Martha Russell.
Mrs. John f. HUM. Mrs. +. NJ. Schriv-
ener, Mrs. Z. B. Shaver. and Mrs. Clara
George
Miss Clara Richard, of Nineteenth
street. northwest. entertained number
of young friends at her home Saturday
evening in honor OF her thirteenth BIRTH
day anniversary.
Miss Efie Weaver. of Louisville. Ky,
and Miss Page. students of Columbia
University, New York. were guests of
Miss Louise King. Of y street The three
attended the hop at Annapolis.
The women's work Exchange will give
a special exhibition and sale of crochet
work during the coming week. Among
the most interesting and valuable work
Is a centerpiece and doilics of the rare
AMI beautiful HardinSer. This set is
one of the few made in this country and
the luncheon cloth alone required two
people ten months for its completion.
Among other beautiful things are col
lar and cuff sets. bags and baby caps of
Irish crochet, table sets and doilies. The
exchange is showing nples OF imported
robes In exclusive designs from Lucerne,
also novelties in fooled velvet.
The usual supply of homemade cakes.
preserves, &c, will be for sale
A benefit concert and bal dansante will
be given shortly after Lent for the
furtherance 4 this excellent work The
MANAGEMENT earnestly requests the CO.
operation and patronage of the public
and will be glad to assist and advise
women i'm regard to the exhibition of
work for the Lenton season.
The members of Robert Z. Lee Chapter.
L. ID. c.. will give benefit card party,
followed by dancing and refreshments at
1872 Vermont avenue Tuesday evening,
and ask. the patronage of their friends.
The chairman, Mrs. James E. Mulcare,
and Mrs. Eugenia Zea Rollins, the presi-
dent, are making arrangements for the
Easter Dixie ball, which the chapter
gives annually.
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. wife of First
Assistant Postmaster General. and Miss
Roper will be at home tomorrow from J
to s o'clock. They will be assisted by
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Copyright by Harris Ewing.

Mrs. Il. II. Fuller. Mrs. and Miss CIagett
Mrs. John Brooks Iadd. Mrs TAYLOR
Burke. Miss Margaret Worthington, Miss
Phyllis Moore. Miss SaIlie Ovenshine. and
Miss Beatrice Crawford.
The Octagon club entertained its mem.
bcrs and friends at a dinner-dance Thurs
Club.
Tomorrow, WashinSton's birthday holi-
day, Mrs Robert NJ. LaFollette. of Wis
ccnsin. will keep open house. 33sO Avenue
Of the Presidents, from to 6 o'clock, as
has been her custom in years past for
Wisconsin people and all others who may
care to call. Mrs. GIendoweT Evans. of
Boston, and number OF wives Of the
official circle, also viii assist In the
evening buffet supper will be served 10
those assisting. The Wisconsin members
of Congress and others have been invited
TO join this informal function.
Mr.. ]. Haas spent a few days here with
his mother, Mrs. 7. Haas, of Thirteenth
street.
In lieu Of the Skating Club which has
been held for the past three years for
the benefit of the District auxiliary Of
the Navy Relief Society. the ladies of the
society will hold the dansantes at the
Navy Yard on the five Monday after
Moons In March. from $50 to $50
The subscription list will be limited to
800. Those desiring to become sub
scribers must send checks to Mrs. Ches-
ter Wells, Navy Yard, Washington, d. c.
Subscription for the series is $50
Subscribers for season tickets will be
allowed the privilege of purchasing for
nj he FnF IV-
guests only. tickets for single afternoons
at cost of 20 cents per ticket Resi-
dents OF Washington who are subscribers
cannot purchase single tickets Single
tickets may be purchased from members
Of the committee
The committee in charge consists Of
Mrs. +. E. Beatty, Mrs. Chester Wells.
Mrs. Sheldon Evans. Mrs. Leonard Sar-
gent, Mrs. Seaton Schroeder
Mr.. Maurice Nordlnger spent the week
end In New York with friends
Mrs. A. Preston Packard. Of Brockton.
Mass, and Miss Jennie Andrews. Of
Providence, r. l., are guests of Mrs.
Packard's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. X.
De Puy, OF 1853 Meridian place
Mrs. E Oettinger has returned to her
home in Wilson. N C., after a short
visit to her mother, Mrs. RosenthaI, of
Thirteenth street
The ladies OF the Deborah Lodge will
give their forty-third annual ball on
washington's Birthday holiday. Monday,
February ., at the Old Masonic Temple
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mrs. Louie Belle Swanson, of Linden
Va, who has been visiting friends in
this city, has returned to her home.
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Tea Dance Tomorrow

Mrs. Theodore Tiner will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at tea dance in honor
OF Miss Clare Dixon. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Lincoln Dixon. of In
diana. Mrs. Tiller has only asked the
young Congressional people to meet Miss
Dixon. She will be assisted by her sister.
Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin.
One OF the pIeasaitest entertainments
OF the season occurred Wednesday. when
Mrs. Lowry l. morrill,. OF Kilbourne
place. was "at home TO her numerous
friends. The hostess received her guests
In a pleasing gown of jonquil yellow
crepe de chine trimmed in elaborate pearl
embroideries and touches Of lavender.
Assisting her were Mrs. Alexander NJ.
German. Mrs. Joseph Stewart. and Mrs.
S. W. Morris. Mrs. George L Peckham
presided at the tea table. assisted by Miss
Helen Grandheld. Miss Marguerite
Brown, Miss Ruby Nevins, and Miss
Emily Daniel.
The tea table and dining-room were
daintily decorated with Killarney roses,
and those assisting were prettily gowned
in shades Of pink. The other rooms were
decorated in yellow. with yellow spring
flowers.
The boys OF the Tome School gave
their annual WashingtOn's Birthday
dance Friday evening in the large dining
IaH OF the school The room was taste
fully decorated with bunting and laurel
The guests included the friends OF the
students from most of the neighboring
cities. Music was furnished by Jacobs
Orchestra, Wilmington. Del Mrs. :. c.
Rowland. wife OF the president Of the
board OF trustees, and Mrs. Cecil +.
Ewing wife Of the master in charge of
the mathematics department OF the
school, assisted DR.. Thomas s. Baker and
his mother, Mrs c. s. Baker, in recciv-
ing.
The guests included the following: Mrs.
B F. Gather and Miss AlhauSh, OF Balti-
more. Miss Louise Hoover. Miss Anna
Webb, Miss NJ V. McIlvsin. Miss NJ.
Ferguson. Miss 4. Lewis. Miss Mildred
Miller. Mr. William Miller. Mrs. Henry
Wilson, Miss Ruth Wilson. and Miss
Bagley, Of Washington. n. G.: Miss Nir-
cfnia G. s Harris and Miss Lily L. Har-
ris, Of Philadelphia. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Howell and Miss Dorothy Deneen.
of Chicago. Ill: Miss Ruth ID. Robinson
and Mrs. T. F. Robinson, Of Battle Creek.
Mich; Miss Marie Holzshu and Miss F.
S. Sloan, of Cumberland. Md; Miss Ruth
Patterson, of Pittsburgh, Pa: Miss Dor
othy Bush, Marion. Ohio: Miss NJ. Camp
bell, Newark, Del: Miss VI. Hodson. Will
nninSton, Del; Miss LenCtte and Dorothy
Pilhng. OF Kai Mensi. Wilmington. Del;
Mrs. G. l. Leonhard. Passaic, n. J.;
Mrs. A F. Leonhard, Paterson. y. j.;
Miss Miles and Miss Dawson, Brooklyn,
n. Y, and Miss Mary Lamb. New York.
Among the alumni present werct Mr..
X. c. MacCorkle, New York; Mr.. Arthur
a. Eisele, Newark. y. J.: Mr.. Donald
Morrow. Roland Park. Baltimore. Md;
Mr.. Luther r. Graves, Bennington, Vt;
Nj. B. A. Ames Oklahoma City. Okla:
MIR. Robert swetherill. Chester, Pa, and
Mr. Chester Craft Fresno Cal.
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing
returned TO their home in New York yes
terday morning.
Judge and Mrs. William Bailey Lamar
have taken the late Senator Bacon :
apartment in the Netherlands for the re-
mainder of the season.
Mrs Charles r. Davis and her cousin.
Mrs Rudolph r. Rapley. have cards out
for a bridge party at the Congressional
March ..
Mrs. Ben johnson gave a charming tea
yesterday afternoon at her home in 5
street in compliment 10 Mrs. Ollie James
and Mrs. John Z. Osborne.
Mrs o'Brien. wife Of the former Am
bassador to Italy. was hostess at tea
yesterday afternoon at the Grafton.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran and her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Greedy Macfar-
land, was hostess at q the dansant yes
terday afternoon at their home in Mas
sachusetts avenue at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Norman Williams was hostess Fri
day night at a dinner. followed by a
dance, to which additional guests were
invited.
Mrs. Richard Butler entertained at
dinner last evening in compliment to Col.
and Mrs Yalniski. who are guests of
Mrs. Yalniskfs brother. Senator Brand
agee.
The Army and Navy Chapter. d. 4. E..
is planning card party to be given for
the benefit of the Continental Memorial
Hall fund Wednesday, March II, al
o'clock, at the Cairo. Mrs Z. r. Stitt
is regent Of the chapter and the COM
mittee in charge of the card party con-
sists of Mrs. W. d. West, Mrs Dubois,
Mrs. Winston. and Mrs. Eaton Edwards.
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Engagement Is. Announced

Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tayloe
Snyder announce the engagement of their
Youngest daughter, Faith Marie. to Mr..
Fletcher SANFORD Tilton, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucian SANFORD Tilton. of this
city.
Miss Bessie Straus, of Richmond, Va
is the guest of Miss~Alma Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Goldman. of Balti-
more, Md, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Bertha, to Mr.. Frank
Sachs.
Miss Helen Levy, who has been spend
ing the last three weeks in the city, the
guest of Mrs. S. Bensinger, has returned
to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Frances Heroes entertained a
number of friends at a Valentine party
last Sunday. Her. guests included the
Misses Lena Wolf, Ray Goldman. Mil
dred Katz. Lillian Stein. Goldic Stein,
Rebecca Udeleyit. Rose. Udeleyit, Miss
Krasonof, Anna Johnson. Gussie John
son. Bertha Clepatch,s Sadie Rosenbloom.
Ida Cohen, Annie Cohen, Lena Heroes.
and Mr.. Eddie Apfelbaum. Mr.. Levin,
Mr.. London, Mr.. Spiro, Mr.. Edelman. Mr..
Mann. Mr.. Rosenbloop, Mr.. Harris, Mr..
Lou Rosenthal, Mr.. Max Offenders, Mr..
Chairman, Mr.. Mazer and Mr.. Goldstein.
of Baltimore; Mr.. Lehman. Mr.. Small.
MIR. Max Wolf, Mr.. A. Heroes, Mr.. Will
lam Heroes.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Stein have returned to
their home after a two weeks visit in
the South.
Miss Gladys Isear, of New York, spent
several days here last week.
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Gibson, Miss Gwynn. the Countess Erd
ody, Representative Gillett, Capt. Boy.
Ed and Baron Kurt Won Lersner. bott
of the German Embassy, and Commander
Burstyn, of the hosts official staff
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Joseph Lamar en-
tertained at a dinner last night at their
home in New Hampshire avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson
were hosts at a dinner last night in honor
Of the Secretary OF State and Mrs. Will
lam Jennings Bryan.
Mrs. Isaac Stephenson, wife of Senator
Stephenson, of Wisconsin, entertained at
a matinee box party yesterday to sec
Margaret Anglin, who is an old family
friend. Among her guests were Mrs.At-
lee Pomerene, Miss Boyer, and Miss Alice
Boyd.
Miss Annie Powell, of Newport. r. L.
IL visiting Mrs. Lyman Tiffany and Miss
Helen Parker at their home in Connecti-
cut avenue.
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Misses Wilson in New York

Miss Margaret Wilson went to New
York yesterday for a weeks visit. Miss
Wilson and her sister. Miss Eleanor Will
son who preceded her to New York
earlier in the week, were guests of honor
at a dinner last night given by the Amer
lean Pageant Association at the Natonal
Arts Club. Both sisters will take part
in the bird masque which is to be given
neyt Tuesday night. The speakers at the
dinner were Percy Mackaye, who talked
on the masque of ST. Louis, and Thomas
Wood Stevens, who spoke of the st.
Louis pageant
Mrs Marshall Field entertained a din
ner company of thirty-six last evening
when the guests of honor were the French
ambassador and Mime. !ussersnd, the
Russian Ambassador AMI Nine. Balkh-
metef and the Spanish Ambassador. Fol-
lowing the dinner this company and 100
additional guests were entertained by
Ruth St Denis in a program OF dances
This artist brought from New York Tor
the evening. gave five dances in as many
different costumes. making this the Sec
ond entertainment ( the week in which
exhibition darcing has been the chief
feature.
A.: on Tuesday evening. when The Cas-
ties came from New York to show their
newest steps at Mr.. John r. McLean's
ball. general dancing concluded the even
ing's amusement.
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
were dinner guests last evening of the
Peruvian Minister and Nine. Pezet- In
vited to meet them were the Secretary of
War and Mrs. Garrison, the Swiss Min
lister, the Charge d'Affairs of Mexico, the
Counselor of the State Department and
Mrs. John Bassett Moore, Representa-
tive and Mrs. winslow, former Senator
and Mrs. Joseph C. Blackburn, Miss
Boardman, Mrs. Griscom, of New York:
Mrs. De Witt Talmage, Miss Elizabeth
Howry, Mrs. Schwerin, of San Francisco;
Prof. Hiram Bingham, of Yale; DR.. and
Mr.. Carroll, Hon. John Barrett, and Mr.
Alfonso Washington Pezet
The Secretary OF Commerce, Mr.. Red
field. has gone to New York for the
weekend.
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador and
Mime. Dumba entertained at dinner last
evening the japanese Ambassador and
Eicountess Chinda, the Counselor of the
Italian Embassy and Nine. Catalani, MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff, Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds Hit, Mr.. and Mira. Preston
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Reception at Gunston Hall

Mrs. Beverley Randolph Mason enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at large
reception for the pupils Of Gunston Hall.
The house was exQuisitely decorated
with smilax and spring flowers, yellow
predominating. An orchestra played
throughout the afternoon
Receiving with Mrs. Mason were her
daughters, Mrs. Moffett, Mrs. Patchin,
and the Misses Mason. In addition to the
ladies of the school and house guests as
sisting were Mrs. Albert Mills, Mrs. Ryan
Devereux, Mrs. James NJ. Love, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Heth. Mrs. William B. Mason,
Mrs. Hunter Moss, jr.. Mrs. Davis Wills,
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Myra Hiilman. Mrs. Salone Johnson,
Miss Ida johnson. Mrs. Frank o'Hara-
Miss Julia iR. Pearce. Miss Grace Ross,
and Miss Margaret -Wulfort
Mrs. South Trimble. the Misses Trim
bic, and Mrs. Terry Smith will be al
home at S536 Thirteenth street Tuesday
afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. They will
be assisted in receiving their guests by
Mrs. Ollie NJ. James. Mrs. Joseph Rob-
inson. Mrs. Joseph Eagle. Mrs. James T.
Lloyd, Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. Henry ID.
Clayton. Mrs Rouse. Mrs oIdfield. Mrs.
Harges. Mrs. Allen, and several or the
young girls Of the Congressional set.
Mr. and Mrs. Gsssenheimer have re-
turned to the city after n trip to the
Bermudas.
Mrs Robert GittIns leaves Saturday
night for Hot Springs. Va. to join Rep
resentatiye Gittins for a ten days stay.
a charming tea dance was given by
the University OF Michigan Aiumnae As
ISOLATION, Friday afternoon at the Port
ner apartments. More than a hundred
were present. among them being Mrs.
Samuel w. Beakes. DIR. and Mrs. John
A. Waiting Mrs. Charles II. Greenhouse.
Prof. Charles X. wead. Mrs. Elmer
Payne, Dr. Clara McNaughton. and DR..
Williams Donnelly. The committee in
charge were: Misses Karoline Klager.
Clara Hasse. Florence Hedges, and Ruth
Greenhouse.
Miss Hermoine Bennett has returned 10
her home In Norfolk after short visit
with friends here.
Mrs Knarbei. wife of Assistant Attor-
ney General Ernest Knarbcl. will be I'M
able to keep her day at home Tuesday
afternoon of this week.
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Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. BlaksIee. 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
Ratliff. Miss Ruiz, and Miss Weaver.
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The marriage of Miss Stella Katzen-
stein, daughter of Mrs. Clara Ratzen-
stein. and Mr.. Max Hecht, of Pittsburgh.
Pa. will take place today at the home
OF the bride I'm Girard street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gassenheimer have re-
turned to the city after trip to the
Bermudas.
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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
Lothrops at II o'clock. In addition to
the usual current topics, part OF the time
viii be given to the consideration Of the
salient points OF the life and works OF
George Washington.
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Mrs Robert Gittins leaves Saturday
night for Hot Springs. Va. to join Rep
resentative Gittins for ten days stay.
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CONTINUED on PAGE rwoJ
The Washington herald., 1914-02-22

The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.. Red
field. has gone to New York for the
weekend.
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Mrs. Frank Trimble O'Hare will re
ceive informally at the Westmoreland
Tuesday afternoon between and 5:Sp
O'Clock. She will have with her her sis
ter. Mrs. Brent Wiley, of Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. wife of First
Assistant Postmaster General. and Miss
Roper will be at home tomorrow from 3
to 6 O'Clock. They win be assisted by
The Washington herald., 1914-02-22

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson en-
tertained at a delightful reception last
night in compliment to the alumni Of the
University OF Pennsylvania.
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