The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

J. Wright, Mrs. J. W. Hartman. Mrs.
J. Z. Fentress. Mrs. H. Newman. Mrs.
Theodore Hardy, Mrs. James Montgom-
cry. Mrs. Millard Hess, Miss Martha
Whitcraft and Miss Lee Wright.
After egg rolling, games and music, the
little ones were served luncheon. The
table was beautifully decorated with
flowers and numerous other Easter en-
blems. The favors for the little guests
were small Easter baskets. A poem
written by James Montgomery especially
for the little hostess was read and she
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents from her friends
Ar Gae- and her daughter Jeanette
tGve. Tciuv0ed after a short visit with
rc.sstys7 IL New York.
zlss Fzc-tsnse Hersom. of Washington.
's a. the Wolcott New York.
zisc E;o.se Sheppard. of Carbondale
iii, * Old home Of Gen. Logan, is a
= ycssS - Ags. John A Logan.
as,ss' shF tpard has a wonderful dra-
BGsac lop. ano voice. She comes to
FGzt t1gEsa to sing for the Congressional
. Cub tsnd she Daughters of the American
kHlrssistnu at the congress which opens
1t1ysgs 1aV She win also sing tonight at
ltlls ;sfsoP Biitan NJ. E. Church, John
1Iafsssai Pnce
AIr GsfsZI Grosner OF the University of
Fsa..sy yania, is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Grosner,
Of Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. David Rothchild. of New York.
spent Easter Sunday with his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
H. Abel, at their residence. 1l4 Eleventh
street northwest
A bridge and five hundred party, for
the benefit OF the Day Nursery and Dis
pensary Association of n street south
west, will be given at the home of Miss
Margaret Schste-, 2s24 Eighteenth street
p, at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. Arthur Newmeyer, of New Orleans
is sending some time in the city.
One of the most interesting dancing
events Of the season is being organized
as an incident of the appearance here
of the Vernon Castles at the Columbia
Theater on the afternoon of April .. A
handsome silver cup has been offered by
the Castles and will be presented to the
couple whom Mr.. and Mrs. Castle ad-
judge TO be the best dancers participat-
ing in the contest
Preliminary arrangements are entirely
in the hands of the manager of the
Shoreham Hotel. with whom entries must
be made prior to the date of the contest
Entries will be received only from
amateurs and all persons who have re-
ceived money for dancing or teaching
are barred.
The management of the Shoreham will
have complete charge of the preliminary
dancing events prior TO April %. and their
de"ision upon the entries will be final.
At the conclusion of the present tour
a final dancing tournament will be held
in New York for all the Castle Trophy
Cup winners. 10 whom due notice will
be sent; and magnificent Grand Castle
Trophy, worthy of the occasion. will be
presented to the victorious couple of this
distinguished event.
Mrs. Henry Strauss has returned to her
home in Richmond. Va. from a short
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Baer. of the Netherlands.
Among the passengers sailing on the
Eronprinzessin Cecilie. of the North
German Lloyd Line on Tuesday for Lon
don and Paris are Mr.. Carl FIach. Miss
Rosa Bachmeier. Miss athe Mandl Miss
Lima Nebauer, Mr.. Gustav SchiIIing Misc
Centa Sesselmeier Mr.. Herman Urbat.
Miss CrOynn, and Mrs. E H G. Slater.
all of Washington.
Miss Eugenia Lansburgh entertained at
800 party Wednesday in honor of Miss
Hannah May, of Richmond.
The first monthly dance of the Capitol
Hill Social Club was given Friday even
Ing in Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth street
and pennsylvania avenue northwest The
Club was recently organized by young
men and women of Capitol Hill for the
purpose of promoting social enjoyment
by means of dances and other popular
forms Of entertainment The dance was
wei attended, and was a pronounced
success. The president of the Club is Nh |
Joseph F. Swain. The membership Of !