The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

Mrs. Arthur T. Brice will go to New
Haven next week to pass Easter with her
son, Arthur T. Brice, IT., q Junior at
Yale.
Mrs. Leo Baum entertained a number
Of friends at card party Saturday aft
ernoon at Rauscher's.
Mrs. ]. w. Kiigour, who has spent the
winter at Hotel Powhatan, left Washing
! ton Saturday morning for ker home in
Boston.
Among those who have taken seats and
boxes for the fairy play, Jack. the
Giant Killer" at the Belasco Theater,
Tuesday afternoon, April II. are Lady
Spring Rice, Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs. r.
r. Hit, Mrs. J. B. Henderson, Mrs. Mon
roe Hopkins, Mrs. Goldsborough Adams.
Mrs. Thomas Dawson, Mime. Aginno,
Mrs. Reeve Russell, Mrs. Robert Page,
Mrs. Needham Jones. Mrs. William West,
Mrs Charles Fairfax, Mrs. ]. L. Stod-
dard, Mrs. Robert Craig. Mrs. Frank
PleadweIl. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs.
George Howard, and Mrs. Laughlan-
Mr. and Mrs Frederick II. Bugher,
who have passed the greater part OF their
married life in New York. are now per-
ton hone, 1903 K street. Mrs. NicoN
Ludlow, Mr.. Bugher's mother. who has
leased her house on Lafayette square
to the Home Club, Is residing with her
son and daughter-in-law.
The members of the Excelsior Club will
give a dance Tuesday evening at the
Washington Suburban Club.
fe lrNlr fr-rr or1 rIyfN1 tn
terest to the supper dance at the New
Willard tomorrow right, when Maurice
and Miss Florence Walton. who recently
challenged Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle
to dancing bout will be the features.
Maurice will dance his new skating
waltz and FIVE other new dances, which
he has never danced in public before
Mrs. Robert Ralston, wife Of Capt Raj
ston, q. S. A, gave a large bridge party
yesterday, followed by tea at her apart
ment in the Cordova, in compliment to
Miss Edna Tyler, of New London, Conn.
Mrs. Mark Brooke and Mrs. James Rob-
inson presided at the handsomely ap-
pointed tea table later in the afternoon.
Mrs Thomas Dunn, wife of Represent
ative Dunn, Of New York, entertained at
a tea dance yesterday afternoon at her
residence in the Avenue of the Presi- |
dents in compliment to her house guest, |
Miss Marjorie Dunn, of Rochester, N. Y,
and Miss Frances Dunn
She was assisted in receiving by Miss |
Margaret McChord, Miss Nancy johnson, |
Miss Edith Oracle and her house guest, |
Miss Roberta Downing, Of Philadelphia, |
and Miss Adelaide Heath.
Miss Beulah Meltzer, of Newark, N J., |
l., farr lor fr1 taru arad will
attend the wedding of Miss Belle Schiff- |
man and Mr.. Leo Loeb.
Miss Emory May Holden, of Cleveland. |
Ohio, who has been extensively enter /
tanned during her holiday visit to Miss /
Edith Blair, according to the custom of |
her home city, will make her formal /
debut in society in May. Miss Blair, who /
Is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Blair and granddaughter
Of the late Gen. William F. Draper, will |
return to school at Weston. Cohn.. imme-
diately after Easter. Miss Edith Blair
will be one of the notable debutantes Of
1875
Miss Roberta Downing. of Philadelphia,
arrived in Washington Friday to visit
Miss Edith Oracle. Miss Oracle will en-
tertain at a small luncheon party tomor-
row for her guests. Miss Clifford. who
has been visiting Miss Oracle, has re-
turned to her home in New York.
Miss Elma Loeb. Of Columbia, No., Is
spending a few days In Washington and
will attend the wedding Of Miss Belle
schinman and Mr.. Leo Loeb.
Nine Dumba, wife of the Ambassador
,f Austria Hungary. win sail from New
FORK on Tuesday on the Kaiser VIII
helm The Ambassador will accompany
aer to New York tomorrow. returning to