The Washington herald., 1916-02-11

niAh' olAhlhtic soprano OF the Boston
Grand Opera Company, win be heard IN
song recital. after which she viii hold
q reception.
The Bishop Of Warrington and Miss
Douglas viii not receive on Friday, Fee-
ruary II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". D~Ight enter
tsineo sixteen guests at dinner last even
ing
DR.. and Mrs c. II. 7. Lowndes were
hosts at a dinner OF twenty-four covers
last evening at the Army and Navy Club.
preceding the weekly tea.
Allen Z. oImstess. 2nd. OF Phnsd.-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs william 3. Hoffman.
Of New York; Roland s Norris, OF
Philadelphia, and Mrs Georre NJ. Eckel,
Of Chicago. are stopping at the Shore
ham Hotel
Among those who rode in the musical
drill at the Riding and Hunt Club yes
terdsy afternoon were Miss Edytbs How
ard. Miss sieboId, Miss Ruth Jones
Mise Myra Morgan. Miss Gerry Morp,n
Miss Helen Msyre. Mrs John o. Evans
Miss Anna Hamlin. Mise wshL the
Misses Scriven. Miss Helen McL4nshsn.
Miss o. c. Gilmour. Miss Dean Scott
Mr.. Thomas c. Morgan. tr., Mr.. Ralph
Coffin. DR.. J. Breckenridge Bsyne. Mas
ter James Devereux. Mr.. John o. Evans.
Mr.. George Oakley Totten. jr.. Mr.. ".
r. Tuckerman, Mr.. J. p. Bishop Mr..
Glazebrook and Lieut. Winter Tea
and dancing followed the ride.
Mrs. John Heath entertained at
reception yesterday afternoon at
stoneleigh Court in honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. George c. Gregory, OF
Richmond. and her house guest, Miss
Margaret Bruce Williams OF North
Carolina. Assisting Mrs. Heath were
Oracle. Mrs. Edwin Mcclellan. Mn,
Conrad Becker. Mrs. James Baysrd.
Mrs. Norman Underwood. Miss Marie
Tunstsll. Miss Dorothy bennett Miss
Ellie LejeUns. Miss Mzrshretts TILL
man. Mise Lillian Sutton, and Miss
Elizabeth Nolan. The tea table was
decorated with a centerpiece Of dsro-
dis and tulips
Mrs. John walker Holcombe wa,
hostess at bridge. followed by tea, yes-
terdsy afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
william H Carter Mrs. Thomas
Washington and Mrs. Andrieus A
Jones presided at the tea table
The young ladies who will assist al
the benefit dance for the Columbia
Polytechnic Institute for the Blind to
pe gwen AT the CAIRO on fcbrutrN 70
are Miss Minnie SsNton, Miss Jamie
Jean Harris Miss Katherin. Keatins
Miss Dean Roberts. Miss Alice Car
mody, Miss Dorothy Bertholf Miss
Lillian Sutton, Miss Holland Fitts, and
Miss Dorothy bennett
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew FIske and Mis-,
Hannah Fiske. OF Boston. ar, spending
some time at the shorehan-
At the regular meeting OF the wo-
mems Alliance OF All Souls ChUrc.
Fourteenth and L streets, at Il O'oloc-
this morning. Mrs. L. c. Seward Will
read a paper recounttng MI ss1ton-
personal "reminiscences OF HE life in tho
Brook Farm Community. Mrs. Seward
is the daughter Of MAJ. ssrton. Alliance
members are anticipating the rsrr Or
portunity this program affords
Mrs. Curtis. wife OF Senator Curtis. Of
1880 Belmont road. received yesterdsy
afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. n.
L. Aultmsn. Mrs. william Ayers Miss
Marian Welsh. her house guest and her
daughters. Mrs c. T George and Miss
LeOna Curtis.
Senator and Mrs Cole. who have been
at the Shoreham Hotel. lett there YES
terday TO take possession Of Mrs. W
:. CaToll's house at 1870 Masss chUetts
svenue.
Owing to the death Of Mrs J f Kuhn
invita- tiOns TO the dance at Washington
Barracks. this evening have been re-
called
Mrs Joseph Robinson Darling was at
home to all women graduates Of the
University OF Pennsylvania and TO the
wives OF all graduates at ( clock yes
terdsy afternoon.
There were no cards
Mrs. Howard I. Hodskins. 1Sso T street.
win not be at home until SATURDAYS.
February ls and n.
Mrs Morris sheppard received yester.
day. from 3 to 6, and was assisted ny
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory. Mrs Rufus
Goodwin. Mrs. James Young and Mrs
Joel Bunkley.
Mrs. George a. Draper. OF Boston. and
he- daughter. Mis. Draper will arrive
here shortly. They have taken an apart
ment at the Shorehsm Hotel
Mrs. Ida Husted Harper. who came to
Washington after the sUrsrse csmpsign
in New York In November has left for
Los Angeles to spend the early spring.
The District Of Columbia Section OF
the Woman's National Democratic
League will give reception 70 the presi-
dent. Mrs. Clarence Mckay. February ls.
at 8 o'clock, in the Cairo ballroom. There
will be dancing. Mrs. William r DIET
fsnderfer is chairman OF the entertain
ment committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. TsrbcIl. OF Boston,
have arrived In Washington, and ar.
stopping at the Shorehsm Hotel
Mrs James T. Mulcsre entertained
Tuesday afternoon at reception and
tea IN honor CT the tenth anniversary OF
the Sarah Franklin Chapter Daughter,
OF the American Revolution. assisted by
the officers and members OF the chapter
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EVERY E Ntstttar Wsshtws,o.
/ vtshes to take away sswsthtNU ss ;, pe-
nem brasce of the visit 80 the NrtIcv,s
Capital. or ss n ctft for friends ct kowe
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