The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-26

"hsiow ana Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, 5r.,
presided at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs +. J. Ryan, OF Syracuse.
are at the shorehAm Hotel, as are Mr.
and Mrs. Walter s. Hsliweu, OF Bound
Brook, n. J.. and Mr. George II. Burr,
OF New York
Mr.. Arthur Williams and Mr.. Norman
T. Ditman, both of New York arrived
al washington yesterday and are at the
Willard for the weekend.
Mr.. Frederick F. schrader and Mr.. p.
=, schrader, Jr, are also stopping at the
and Miss Carlton, OF New York. are
among other arrivals there yesterday.
Mrs C. W. Robertson, who has in
charge the benefit for the Columbia
Polytechnic Institute for the Blind, TO be
given at the Cairo today, reports that
everything promises to be a social and
financial success. both for the card party
In the afternoon, and the dance IN the
evening. Those entertaining In the
afternoon are: Miss Joyce, Miss McNeir.
Mrs. A 7. Ruan, Mrs. Capron, Mrs
Brand, Mrs. Green, Mrs Avery and Mrs.
Barclay.
The ladies receiving with Mrs. Robert
son for the dance are: Mrs. Wesley s.
Jones, Mrs. Miles Poindexter Mrs. Mer-
Ram, Mrs Capron. Mrs. Ruan and Mrs.
Wagner.
The leap year arrangements for the
dance are under the management Of the
young ladies committee, which include
Miss SaXton. Miss Harris. Miss Roberts.
Miss Carmody, Miss Heating. Miss
Berthels' Miss Sutton. Miss Fits and
Miss bennett
The committee on the card party to be
he IN -
ertson' Mrs Heiberger. Mrs Ruan. Mr.
Wagner. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Brand.
In compliment to Mrs. Arthur Murray
wife of Mai. Gen. Murray, U. S A Of
Washington, Col Ira Haynes. comm and
ant OF Fortress Monroe, and Mrs Haynes,
gave a large tea Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Murray will spend the remainder Of
February at the Hotel Chamberlain.
Mrs. George A. Draper, Of Common
wealth avenue, Boston, and her daugh-
ter. Miss Draper. arrived in Washington
last evening and during her stay VIII
have an apartment at the shoreham.
Mrs. Howard l. Hodgkins. 1sso T street
will be at home informally this afternoon
from to O'Clock, and will have with
her Mrs. and Miss Wilkinson, Of Pvan-
ston, Ill, and Mrs. Thomas Cooley. Of
Alabama, sister OF Mrs Howard w
Hodgkins. Mrs Hodgkins will receive
March for the last time this season
Col and Mrs. Stark gave a large tea
Friday afternoon at the quarters at Fort
ress Monroe for their house guest. Miss
Louise Dunn. OF Washington. Assisting
Mrs. Stark were Mrs. Garrett. Mrs Lit
tie, Mrs Howe. Mrs. Wagon. of the
Fort; Mrs. J. Wilton Hope and Mrs. Mel
son Groome, Of Hampton. and Mrs. Hugh
Nelson Page, Of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hammitt, Of
Brooklyn. N. Y. are weekend guests Of
Congressman and Mira Frederick W.
Rowe
Mr.. z. A. Alderman, Of the University
OF Virginia. with Mrs. Alderman. arrived
In Washington yesterday to spend the
weekend, and is at the Shoreham Hotel
A committee from the Church OF the
Ascension, will be in charge of the flower
table at the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital bazaar at the Raleigh
March and 2 Mrs. Frank Plume, chair
man; Miss Christina Macomb. Mrs. S 1.
Corners. Mrs. J. S. Dyer. Miss Rather
Inc stone, Miss NJ. McReynoldS. from the
Chapel OF the Good Shepherd: Miss Emma
W. Abbott, Mrs ". Durham, Mrs. J. S.
Wasney and Mrs. Edward Psdgett.
In place OF the old-time grab bag there
will be a goose which will receive the
nickles from the children and give prizes
in return.
Miss Lane and Miss Gait will have
charge OF this table.
Col. and Mrs Nelson Groome gave a
supper-dance Monday evening in the
ballroom OF the Hotel Chamberlin at
Fortress Monroe complimentary TO Miss
Louis Dunn, daughter OF Col and Mrs
George Dunn, Of this city. and Mrs Nc
Govan, Of Panama Their company OF
eighty guests included the officers and
ladies Of Fortress Monroe and DR.. and
Mrs. J. Wilton Hope, OF Hampton.