The Washington herald., 1906-10-16

az me residence or MIS-. Sn0ot, d9it y
street, in aid of the Children's Hospital
The Young ladies in charge of the enter
tainment viii include the Misses Smoot.
Graves, and Hebb with Mrs. f. r. Nc
Reynolds and Mrs. L. d. Bradley.
Mr.. John B. A. Howe. of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting friends in Washing
ton.
Miss Laura Sylvester has returned from
visit TO Annapolis, where she was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Dodge. but will
leave shortly for visit to friends in
Kentucky.
The reception which the Bishop OF
Washington and Mrs. Satterlee are to
hold next Thursday afternoon in the Ca
thedral Close promises to be delightful
affair.
Preparations are being made to decorate
the large refectory Of the new Cathedral
Choir School, and to light it by cleo
tricity, so that in spite of its unfinished
condition the room viii be attractive, even
In the late hours OF the afternoon.
If the afternoon is warm, the military
band Will be placed in the open air on
the grounds, so that every one may hear
the music
The bishop has said that he wishes to
meet all the people OF this diocese. The
invitations which have been distributed
as widely as possible are merely reminders
OF the time and place. The bishop hopes
that those who care TO will come to meet
him between the hours OF and g.
many, who is touring the States. called on
President Roosevelt yesterday morning,
being presented by Mr.. Joseph Garncau,
Of New York.
The Mary Washington Chapter, n. s.,
l.. A. r. is deeply sensible Of the great
los it has sustained in the death of its
beloved regent. Mrs. Elizabeth Blair Lee.
and desires to place upon record a testi-
mOnial OF it's affection and of her noble
and patriotic character.
BE it therefore resolved:
That. In the death Of Mrs Elizabeth
Blair Lee, regent Of Mary Washington
| Chapter. y. s, d. a r. from the time OF
its foundation. February g. 1902. We feel
that the chapter has experienced a great
weakness have. for several years. pre-
vented her from attending the meetings
OF the chapter as she did so faithfully
and regularly IN the early years OF our
organization. We have felt the inspiration
OF her loving interest in our work as *
pressed. from time 10 time. and have felt
proud 10 have her at our head. Be #
further resolved:
That. In view O: all, she has done and
been to us, and In recognition Of a life
devoted to good and patriotic works, We
place her name upon our roll Of honor,
and have copies Of these resolutions
printed in the American Monthly Maya
zine. and in the Washington daily papers.
as well as recorded in our minutes. and
that a copy be also sent 10 her son, the
Hon. Blair Lee, with expressions Of our
deep sympathy in his great loss Vir-
GINA Miller. chairman Isabelle Kendig
Walker, Betty Berte Goodloe, Ella
Lorraine Dorsey.
Tie Michigan Social Club held its first
meeting Of the year at its club rooms in
the Pythian Temple. on Saturday even
ing, October l3. about fifty being present.
After the transaction of the regular busl-
ness, President J. c. Weldon, briefly re-
viewed the history Of the association in
the past and outlined the plans for the
season At the close of the meeting re-
freshmcnts were served by the ladies.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Weldon. IT. and Mrs. J. NJ VOL
cott, Mr.. and Me-. =. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. =. a. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs II. Y
Bisbee. AR and Mrs. T. Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Waterman, Mr. and Mrs. w. ".
Eldridge, Mr. and Mrs J. c. Nichol Mr..
and Ms. A. G. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. g. H.
Felt, MI and Mrs. L. \. De GrOOt. Mrs.
Agnew. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Church.
Mrs. BrOckway. Mrs. Spencer. mr. w
Agnew. MT. \. Russell, Mr.. s. l. Newn-
ham. Or. Sherman, Mr.. Rose, Mr.
Rounds Miss NJ. Russell, Miss NJ Speth-
man. Miss NJ Bisbee, Miss Davies, Miss
Hansen, Miss Radz.