The Washington times., 1905-10-08
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list Church, Thirteenth and l. streets. is
entertaining small house party.
Among her guests are Miss Madeline
Jones, of Baltimore. who will be her
maid of honor; Miss Rodestein. of New
York; Miss Bell, of Wilmington. Del;
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Belts. and Mrs. Byers.
all of Baltimore.
Mrs. Moore, wife of Capt E. K. Moore.
L. s. N, has returned fDm Europe and
gohe to Minneapolis to meet her hus-
band who Is ordered to Washington
November l.
Lieut.. Gen. Adna r. Chaffee and
Brig. Gen. James F. Crozier were en-
tertained at luncheon by Lord Mayor
Pound and the lady mayoress Of Lon
don. England, ct the mansion house on
October 3. Among the guests were Am
bassador Whitelaw Reid and the staff
OF the American embassy; Sir George
Faudell-Ph former lord mayor
OF London; Sir Joseph and Lady Law
renee. Col. Tempest Hicks. represent
ing the war department; Sheriff SMALL
man. James H. Dalziel. NJ P. and
1 Col. and Mrs. Hunsicker.
AFTER the luncheon. Gen. ind Mrs.
Chaffee and General Crozier were taken
I in motor cars TO Wrest Park, Bedford
shire. as the guests OF Ambassador and
( Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hawley and Miss Hawley
have returned to Washington and are
staying at 1914 r street.
Capt. and Mrs. ID. c. Howard, U. s.
A.. are at the Westminster. having just
returned from Atlantic City. They will
take a house here for the winter.
Miss Margaret ]. Elgin, daughter OF
Dr. Fisk Elgin. 1926 Eleventh street
northwest, left the city Friday morning
for northwest Indiana TO take a forty
weeks postgraduate course at the VAL
parafso College and State Normal
School.
u. s. N, have arrived at the Cairo,
after spending the summer at Port
iand and Portsmouth, Me. They will go
! TO Europe next month.
The Cairo Club has elected for presi.
dent J. Clinton Trilby and for secretary,
| Theodore p. Heap.
DIR. and Mrs. S. A Stearn are STAYING
for some time at Haddon Hall. Atlantic
City.
Out OF respect to the memory of their
late lamented member. Mrs. Gus Lans-
purgh, the Council OF Jewish Women
nave postponed their opening meeting.
which was booked to take place Tues
day, October 10. until Monday, October
10. This promises to be a most interest
ing meeting of the council. not only be-
the tenth anniversary of the existence
OF the Washington section, and II is to
be congratulated on the good work ae-
comphshed in the past ten years.
4 Mr. and Mrs. r. Harris and Misses
Mae +. V. and Lillian A. Harris left
town this morning for New York. VIII. re
they viii stay at the New Astor. un II
Thursday, when they sail on the Moltke
for Europe. They expect to stay in
Hamburg. Germany, for couple of
study. and then the party will trayel
all over Europe for about six months
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Meyer, with children
and maid. of indianapolis. are here visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Strauss.
st. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
South, gave violet tea Friday evening
under the auspices OF the Epworth
League The church, always beauti-
full, was artistically decorated with tho
Epworth League colors, yellow and
white. and the league flower, the violet
The whole arrangement displayed tho
greatest taste.
After an excellent program refresh
ments were served in dainty fashion tc
a large and appreciative company. The
program was follows: Piano solo
Miss Mary Hooe; Word OF Welcome by
our president; Mandolin and Guitar
Club, THE Simple Ayeu;" vocal solo
| Miss Laura Collision; piano solo, Miss
| Linton; recitation. Miss Margaret Fol
lin: piano solo. Miss Richmond; duet
mandolin guitar. Misses Lee Moore and
Sallie +. Beamer; recitation, Miss Mary
l.. Hodge; violin solo. r. X. Munsey; vo-
cal solo, Mrs. +. A. Flower; piano solo
Miss Linton: mandolin solo. Miss Lee
Moore; vocal solo. Mrs. James Kerr; ad-
dress by the pastor; instrumental, Mid
summer Night" Mandolin and Guitar
Club.
The Seminoles gave their first grand
dance at National Rifles Armory
| Wednesday evening, October T.
The affair was largely attended and
l.xv.. m.