The Washington times., 1906-12-30
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Harry Bradshaw. OF Capitol Hill.
student at the Harvard Law School. is
spending the holidays with his parents.
Charles Sullivan, of California, who
has been absent from this city for FIVE
years. is now at his home. 922 South
Carolina avenue southeast. az guest Of
his parents.
Miss Margaret f. Trower, Of 62l North
Carolina avenue southeast. Is visiting
relatives at Baltimore, Nd.
Herbert Church, Of Chicago, is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs p Church, OF
626 North Carolina avenue southeast.
Miss Sanderson. OF A street southeast,
has returned 10 her home after visit
with friends in New York.
Miss Childs, of Capitol Hin. gave a
euchre on Wednesday afternoon The
guests were Mrs. Stewart. Mrs Barnes,
Mrs. Jones. Miss Shinn. Mrs. Curtis,
Mrs. Parker, Miss McGregOr. Miss
Campwell Miss Nottingham, Mrs Not
tingham, Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Welsh. Mr..
Foster. Mrs. Garges, and Mrs. Bur
roughs.
Miss Barber. OF Capitol HIN, enter
tanned "a number Of her friends on
Thursday evening. An attractive pro-
gram was rendered. Those taking part
were Miss Ruth Wales. Miss Eliase
Crosby, Miss Merritt. Miss PannII,
Miss Bessie Barnett. Miss Barber. Mr
Lowenberg, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Stuart, Mr..
Foster. and Mr. Roberts.
Miss Edna Kingsman. OF East Capitol
street. has as her guest, Miss Ethel
Hin, Of Philadelphia.
s. s. Harrington. one Of the most
popular officers OF the old Weems line
OF steamers. has been transferred 10 the
Anne Arundel, from the steamer Cal
vert, OF the Maryland. Delaware and
Virginia Company
A large congregation filled St Mark g
Episcopal Church. Third and a streets
southeast. 10 witness the ordination Of
Rev. J. II. Deis, assistant clergy. Of that
church.
Miss Baily Of Capitol Hin. is the guest
Of friends in Virginia.
Mrs. r. }. Luckin and children, of
Seward square southeast. are spending
the holidays with Mrs. Lucketts par
ents, Mrs. HaTlOwe of Alexandria. Va.
a pretty reception was given at the
Eastern High School, southeast. on
Thursday, by the Easter HiEh School
Alumni Association, in honor OF the
men, principal and his wife. A large
number Of old graduates and friends
were present The school was prettiIy
decorated
Miss Vance Sullivan entertained a
number Of friends, on Wednesday eve
ming. al her home. go South Carolina
avenue southeast The house was
prettily decorated. Various games were
played. Miss FIeda Hamilton Miss
\ancr sullivan. and Miss Ethel Harp-r
rendered selections on tae piano ana
Messrs- kralg. Jones. and LEROY AUf-
chel sang several solos. Refreshments
We're served Those present We're: Misses
fFeda Hamilton. Ethel Harper. Edith
PARSONS Mildred DuuuIugtou Dorothy
Lantz. Ruth Harper, Florence Sullivan.
Heuiah LuNen, Vance Sullivan. and
Matte l. Martin. Messrs. Craig Jones
Lekoy Mitchell. Bruce Handy. Karl
OnotL Edward Trazzarie. and Richard
OHott
Lr- and Mrs Kingsman. OF East Can
itoI street, presented their daughter Ed
ma, IN society on Thursday ay,u!ne. 4
tea was given iu her honor
Miss Ona-BClle Melbourne. formerly
OF oi" a street sOuthr-.-t, entertained "a
number Of her friends AZ her home o,
Mount Pleasant, on Friday evening.
Miss Frances Kennedy. Easter Tfi4h
school, 1890, who has been attending the
Woman's college in baltimore. IS. spend-
ing the holidays at her home.
Miss Viola Lusby of 500 East CauitoI
street southeast. entertained a parrv nj
young people at her home on yednas-
day evening.
Dr. Petrola and Or. Herbert have re-
turned from "a cunning trfp IN West
Virginia
family Of Edward Phelps during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Aubrey GRAY haze
returned from visit to friends in
Washington
Misses Edna and Josephine Petit who