The Washington herald., 1914-03-15
Mrs. Eagle Hostess

Mrs. Eagle. wife OF Representauv,
Joe II. Eagle. of Texas. was hostess yes.
! terday at one OF the most beautiful lunch.
cons Of the season at the Raleigh Hotel
| The guest of honor was Mrs. Martin
Littleton, OF New York. and covers were
laid for twenty-six. The oak room was
used and was lavishly decorated. while
a string orchestra. in a bower of palms
furnished music from an adjoining par
lor. A miniature lake with a mound OF
white coral and pebbles from which
sprang q fountain with little goldfish
swimming around served as a center OF
the large oval table. Around this was
frieze OF ferns, which fell over the
white cloth, and there were corsage bou-
quets OF violets and Slillies of the valley
tied with lavender gauze and ribbons and
the daintiest OF place cards.
The guests were Mrs. Littleton. Mrs.
Morris Sheppard, wife of Senator Shep-
pard: Mrs. Ollie James. wife of Senator
James; Mrs. Jack Beall. Mrs. Rufus
Hardy. Mrs. James Young. Mrs. R. l..
Henry. Mrs. John II. Stephens, Mrs.
Daniel Garrett, Mrs. Horace Vaughn,
Mrs. John n. Garner. Mrs. James L. Slay-
den, Mrs. William r. Smith. Mrs. A. W.
Gregg, Mrs. Oscar Galloway, all OF the
Congressional delegation from Texas;
Mrs. Schleuter, sister-in-law Of Senator
Culberson: Mrs. Henry n. Clayton, OF
Alabama; Mrs. Hamlin, wife OF the As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury; Mrs.
Bailey, wife OF former Senator J. w.
Bailey; Mrs. Cato Sells. wife OF the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs; Mrs. ].
ID. Robnett, wife Of Psymaster Robnett.
U. s. NJ: Mrs. South Trimble. Miss
Brooks, Mrs Weston. and Mrs. Chalmers.
The annual Purim masquerade ball was
held Thursday evening at Elks' hall for
the Sunday school children of the WASH
ington Hebrew Congregation.
A benefit viii be given for the Baptist
Home by the Colgate University Club at
the Raleigh Hotel April under the
auspices Of the board of lady management
of the Baptist Home. Mrs C. N. Chapman.
chairman. The list of patronesses include
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan, Mrs. Burleson. Mrs. Justice
Hughes, Miss Genevieve Clark, Mrs
Joseph Folk, Mrs. Oscar Underwood, Mrs
John Hay, Mrs. II. B. F. Macfariand,
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson, Miss Mabel
Mrs Martin A. Knapp, Mrs.
Charles Herbert Stockton. Mrs. william
Kline Borden. Mrs. William Allen Will
bur. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs.
Frank w. True, Mrs. Elizabeth Darling
8. w. Woodward, DR.. Alice winan
Mrs. z. H. Thatcher. Mrs. o. X.
Davis, Mrs. George Otis Smith, Mrs.
Bates Warren, Mrs. Charles T. Corby.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. Mrs. W. W. Everett.
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Ray
Dean. Mrs. Julius Lansburgh. Mrs. L. c.
Paysen, Mrs. William T. Gill. Mrs. w. s.
Hardin, Miss Elizabeth Boyce. Mrs. +. A. /
Swartout, Mrs. Grant H. Barnhart. Mrs. |
George E. Truitt, Mrs. Z. G. Seibert, and |
Mrs. Samuel Green, jr.
Tickets can be obtained from Mrs. E. |
G. seibert, 1917 Nineteenth street north |
vest
hr. Milton Heyn has returned from q |
short trip to Baltimore.
The Lucy Holcombe Chapter, d. A. r., |
VII hold hat sale tomorrow at the home |
" Mrs. Charles W. Richardson. and /
many of the latest creations in hats will /
De shown. The sale will start at 10 o'clock
n the morning and continue until z
clock in the evening.
The members of the Social Club of the /
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the
SIND. 1soS H street northwest. met
Thursday evening for the usual monthly