The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-28

The President and Mrs. Wilson attend
ed services at the Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning, and motored
during the afternoon.
Mr.. Justice McReynoIds entertained at
dinner Saturday evening in compliment
to the Chief Justice and Mrs. White and
his associates on the Supreme bench.
The dinner was served in the red room
at the Willard, the guests being seated at
a long table decorated with American
Beauty roses and white lIlacs. The
guests were received in the green draw
ing-room, Mrs. John W. Davis wife of
the Solicitor General, receiving with JUS
tice McReynOlds. The guests were the
Chief Justice and Mrs. White, Mr.. JUS
tlce and Mrs Mckenna, Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Justice and Mrs.
Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van Devanter, SEN
ator and Mrs. SmOot Senator Colt, Mrs.
BaTrows. Senator and Mrs. Beckham,
senator Phelan. the Solicitor General and
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. James, Mrs. Henry d.
Clayton, Representative and Mrs. SwaS-
ar Sherley. Representative and Mrs.
Frederick H. GiHett. Mr.. McKellar.
Capt Mclean. DR.. Grayson. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 5. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden
Marshall Miss Bones, Mrs. Marshall
Field. Miss Josephine Patten, Miss Jane
Gregory, Miss Jeanette Cowan, Miss
Eunice Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gordon Battle. Mr.. Woodward, of New
York; Mr.. Brandon, Of Atlanta; Mr.. and
Mrs. Waller. of Nashville; Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Keeble. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Barbour, OF
Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. Burch. OF Mem
phis; Mrs. Van Devanter. Mrs. G. q.
oliver. Mr.. Charles Warren and Mr.. Ed
ward Dewey.
Mrs. Josiah A. Van Orsdel will be at
home informally today and next Mon
day.
Mrs. Brinton stone will be at home to-
day from to !.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar will re-
ceive this afternoon from to at the
Connecticut.
Mrs Walter A. Bioedorn will not be at
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs William Weightman. OF
New York. who have recently bought a
place i'm Virginia. motored up from there
yesterday and are spending the weekend
at the Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson Coughey
have returned to their home in Belmont
While away Mr.. and Mrs. Caughey Wis
tied Palm Beach and other points on the
Southern coast
Mr.. Louis S. Gottlieb entertained at a
box party last evening at the Hippo
drome in New York in compliment to
Senator James A Reed. assistant secre-
tary OF labor: Mr. Louis +. Post, Con
gressmen Sabbath. Siegel, Bennett. and
Mr.. Robert WATSON, who are staying at
the MCAlpin Hotel, as his guests, while
attending the annual meeting OF the He
brew SheIterinz and Immigrant Aid So
Ciety OF America.
The Congressional ladies' at the Cairo.
Mrs. Wesley J.. Jones, Mrs. Fl. Steener-
son, Mrs. 9. W. Ramseyer, the Misses
Small and Miss Pou. will be at home
Tuesday, February %. from to 6 Mrs.
Thomas J. Steele. wife Of Representative
Steele, Of Iowa, will receive with the
Cairo ladies'
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. shoemaker Of Ben
ningtOn. Vt. who are returning from
Palm Beach. arrived here Yesterday and
are stopping At the willard Other ar
rivals there Of Yesterday include Mrs. De
Forest Hicks, of New York. and MI and
MIS-. William VI. Elder OF Baltimore. and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Leree. Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Hemmick have
invitations out for a dinner on Saturday,
March p.
The Congressional ladies at the Hotel
Driscoll-Mrs. Claude Kitchin, Mrs. Ed
ward W. Saunders. Mrs. Martin D. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Frank l. Green. Mrs. James
J.. Buchanan. Mrs. 7. VI. Nicholson. Mrs
James p. GIynn. Mrs. James II. Davis.
and Mrs. Porter II. DaIe-will be at home
today from until s.
Mrs. John w. AbercrOmbie. wife OF Rep
reSentativc A oerCrOmbie. Of Alabama
entertained at a delightful luncheon on
Wednesday in honor Of her sister, Mrs
James T. Rood. Of Easton, Pa. Among
those present were Mrs. Platt, Of New
York; Mrs AlmOn. Of Alabama: Mrs
Dillon. Of South Dakota; Mrs Wingo, OF
Arkansas: Mrs. Smith, of Minnesota:
Mrs. Brown, of Wisconsin: Mrs. Burke
OF North Dakota: Mrs L,azaro, Of Louis
lana; Mrs. Crisp. OF Georgia: Mrs. Young
or North Dakota: Mrs. Gambler, OF Mis-
stssiDpi; Mrs AsweIl, Of Louisiana; Mrs.
Hensley. of Missouri; Mrs. HILL of ull-
nOis: Mrs. Ellsworth. Of Minnesota: Mrs.
Barley, OF Kentucky, and Mrs. Cramp-
ton, of Michigan. Assisting were Mrs.
Davis, Miss Duncan. OF Alabama, and
Misses MyrI and Clare Abercrombie.
\ most enjoyable and pretty Leap
Year dance was given Thursday even
ing at the DumbartOn Club House on
Wisconsin avenue. The party was chap
erOned by Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Carr, Mrs.
II. P. Mullen, and Mrs P. J. Haltigan.
y slipper dance and a card dance were