The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

and Miss Boardman. at their residence IN
M street. Mrs. Boardman will entertain
at an informal tea on Sunday in compli-
ment to Mrs. Crane
Representative and Mrs Fred A. Brit
ten, who spent the Christmas recess at
their home in Chicago. have returned
to the Willard
Miss Ramona Lefevre, sister of the
Secretary of the Panama Legation, en-
tertained at dinner at Chevy Chase Club
last evening.
spending the holidays at the Burlington
with her grandmother, Mrs. ]. A. Adams,
also of Chicago, She will return to tho
Bristol School today.
Mr.. Edwin A. stephens, Mr.. Edwin A.
Stephens, jr., and Mr.. Daniel X.
stephens, of Greenwich. Conn.,. arrived at
Washington yesterday and are spending
Several days at the willard.
Miss Guadeloupe Sylvester. the talented
Filipino girl, who has given a number
OF piano recitals in this country with
remarkable success, will play at the Arts
Club on Saturday evening.
Alpha. Beta and Gamma Chapters of
the Phi Alpha Fraternity was held at
Studio Hall on Monday evening; when
the studio was especially decorated for
the New Year festivities. Mr.. Louis
Herzmark was the chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements.
Mrs. w. s. Moore was among the
Washington visitors at the St. Charles
Hotel, Atlantic City, over the New Year.
The members of Washington Camp, No.
305, Sons of Confederate Veterans, and
their friends are looking forward with
much interest to the Twelfth Night Dance
which will be given at the Raleigh Hotel
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer, matron Of honor,
will be in charge of the ball. and Will
head the receiving line, assisted by Miss
Suzanne Chase, sponsor, and Miss Olive
Plant, maid of honor.
The patronesses are: Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher, Mrs. ]. Willard Ragsdale, Mrs.
William c. Gorgas, Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. Francis Nash. Mrs. Leigh Robinson,
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, Mrs. John
L. Warren, Mrs. Hughes Oliphant. Mrs.
Gibbs Baker. Mrs. A. H. Plant, Mrs. Phil
ander P. ClaXton, Mrs. James E. Null
care, Mrs. Thomas r. Taliaferro, Mrs.
Harry L. Rust, Mrs. Bates Warren, Mrs.
Harry Craig Ansley, Mrs. William S.
Stamper, Mrs. George B. Ashby, Mrs.
Walter Everett Hutton, Mrs Bates War
ren, Mrs. NJ. F. Merwin, Mrs John M.
Hickey, Mrs George S. Covington, and
Mrs. Edwin F. Parker.
The young ladies' committee, which /
headed by the sponsor and the maid of
honor, are Miss Dorothy Mason, Miss
Elizabeth Chase, Miss Jane Gregory, Miss
Grace Overman. Miss Helen Plant. Miss
Thacker May Brown, of New York City;
Miss Elizabeth Shumate, Miss Helen
Bridget, Miss Martha Clark, Miss Letitia
Southgate, Miss Clara Kingsbury. Miss
Elizabeth Kingsbury, Miss Ethel Brock
man, Miss Josie Brockman, Miss Nell
Rosee Baggett, Miss Pansie Wilson. Mis
Alice Theobald, Miss Margaret Young.
Miss Mabelle Small. Miss Katha" ne
Small, Miss Virginia Hereford, Miss Mary
Pugh. Miss Gladys Pugh. Miss Harriet
Clark. Miss Harriet Fits, Miss Holland
Fits, Miss Grace Reed, Miss Susie Keel.
Miss Mary Boyd. Miss Elizabeth Boyd.
Miss Vida Ord. Miss Virginia Wilson.
Miss Amelia Brown, Miss Molly Handy,
Miss En- Handy, Miss Caroline Flanner.
Miss Mabelle M1chener. Miss Ardath Nc
Cormick, Miss Sarah Daniel, Miss Ruth
Daniel, Miss Janet Murray, Miss Louise
Owens, Miss Selma McMillen, and Miss
Helen Claxton.
Miss Beatrice Seymond Goodwin is CIV
ing studio tea this afternoon at b
o'clock at her studio. 1906 H street
Mr.. and Mrs R. Hopkins, of New York.
are at the Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Soils Cohen. jr.. of Philadelphia, are also
there