The Washington herald., 1920-01-04
MRS. GLENN STEWART,
Formerly Miss Jacqueline Archer.

future for her. Mr. Veazie has come
from New York for this occasion.
though he is no stranger in Washing
ton, and his singing has won many
laurels. Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews had
a little tea party at the st. Marks
following the concert. and had as ad-
ditional guests to meet the young
artists. Gen. and Mrs. Robert Kennon
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee
of Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop NJ.
Daniels. Miss Charlotte Harding, Mrs.
John Blake Kendall. Col Hawley and
Mr.. MacMonogle.
MRS. MILTON
ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton will
give reception on January IS in
compliment to her sister, Mrs. w.
G. Fronheiser, of Philadelphia. who
will be her guest for several weeks,
and for Mrs. Ray Chaplin. of New
York. sister OF Mrs. Harry Cary.
Mrs. Milton sang during the. past
week at receptions given by Mrs.
Harllee. wife of Lieut.. Col. Harllee,
of Lamont street, and Miss Helen
Hill Hopkins. of Biltmore street. It
was the first time she had sung in
pubic since last October. and her
friends were delighted to find her
in good voice again. Her selections
were given with that clear resonant
tone quality and natural sweetness
for which II has always been noted
and her soft tones were as velvety
and delicate as ever. Mrs. Milton
has sympathetic and appealing
voice that always wins her auditors.
The climax of two weeks of con-
tinued gaiety was the New Year Eve
dinner dance at Hotel Chamberlln.
Old Point Comfort. Va. Many hui
morous toasts were given to harmon
ious solutions of the perplexing prob
lens. social and political. awaiting
the decision of 1870.
Col. Alexander n. Stark. L. S. A,
and Mrs. Stark. of Washington, with
their two sons Alexander n. Stark.
jr., and Lieut.. Thomas n. Stark, l..
S. A. were prominent among the
guests from Washington. who includ-
ed Dr. Mead Moore. OF The Rocham-
beau, member of the Chevy Chase
Club and University Club. who is
rapidly recu7eraing from an opera
ton for appendicitis: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Minch. 1863 Columbia
road: Miss II. Ruth Cooke, B. E.
Hannah. George F. Havill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Cans Harold Cans and
Baron and Baroness de Bouleiucont
from Paris.
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS NEWS.
New Year at White Sulphur
Springs. in the West Virginia AL
leghenies. was ushered in with a
light fall of snow that made every
thing glisten in its wilderness. The
first of the winter sports is skat-
ing and sojourners at the Green
brier are enjoying this wholesome
diversion. Many parties spent their
afternoons last week on the Golf
Lake which has frozen with a
CLASSY smoothness. and as tea time
draws near everyone is glad to
return 10 the Greenbrier for a cup
of tea at the concert hour. before
the great Italian fireplaces, where
huge native logs crackle and burn
gleefully.
Mrs. J. A. Macintosh, of Denver,
who is making her home at the
Grafton while her daughter. Miss
Janet Macintosh, is attending the
Mount Vernon Seminary, spent
Christmas with her daughter at
the Greenbrier, returning to Wash
iugton for the New Year holidays.
Maj. and Mrs. William Wilson,
jr., of Washington, went to the
Greenbrier for the holidays.
William A. Touhy, who is at
tending the Georgetown University,
went to the Greenbrier to spend
the holidays with his fiancee. Miss
Porter, and her father. r. B. Por-
ter, of Seattle, Washington, who
went there after a stay at the
Hotel Willard, in this city
Mrs. Thomas F. Riggs, of Iron
rails, Iowa, who went to the
Greenbrier to take the cure. has
come to Washington to spend sew
eral weeks before returning home.
Mrs. ]. E. Stewart, Of Washing
ton, Is registered at the Greenbrier
for a brief stay.
Capt. Glenn Henry Anderson, U.
s. A, and his bride, who was Miss
Grace Marie Greenleaf, of New
York, are at the Greenbrier ON
their honeymoon.
Mrs. Worthy Putnam Stems. of
IeoS lamont street. Will entertain the
communicated p. E. O.'s at a recep-
ton Tuesday evening. All non-affiIi-
ated T. Z. O.'s are asked to consider
this an invitation.
REGULAR MEETING
OF ANTHONY LEAGUE.
The regular meeting of the An
thony> League took the form of re-
ception and celebration of the New
Year on Thursday evening at the
home Of the president, Mrs. Anna e
Hendley, 2oo7 Columbia road. A mu-
sical program consisting Of a group
OF songs by Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler,
accompanied by her son. Robert, who
Is home from college for the holt
DAY RAaann and f,un soloofin.,. ~.