The Washington times., 1906-11-18


Early In September Mrs. Lee went 10
Elkins, w. Va, for family reunion.
Miss Marian Stevens. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Stevens, entertained
a number of the seasons debutantes in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon.
Pay Inspector II. r. Sullivan, u 5.
n. retired. sailed yesterday from Ant
were on the Vaderland of the Red Star
line, and expects Ia land In New York
November p. He will come directly 10
Washington.
Mrs. MaeMurray. widow Of Major }.
". MacMurray, of the Artillery C)rps,
L. S. A. and the Misses MacMurray.
have taken the house 1928 Eighteenth
street for the season.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sigsbee. who
will spend the winter in Washington,
have taken the house 1929 Belmont ave
nue.. for the winter.
Col and Mrs. oliver E. Wood have
leased apartments in the Cairo FOR the
season.
Mrs. Middleton semmes Guest. wife Of
Surgeon NJ. r. Guest, L. s. n, has
| taken an apartment at 1881 Nineteenth
street and viii spend the winter in
Washington. Or. Guest is now on the
Tennessee which accompanied the Presi-
dent on his trip TO Panama.
Major W. p. Van Ness. L. $. A., re-
tired, arrived in Washington last week
! and Is staying at 1921 X street.
Airs. stephen b. EIkins ana Miss
Katherine EIkins are expected home on
Wednesday from Elkins. w. Va. where
| they have spent the latter portion OF the
summer. Mrs. EIkIns returned from
Europe early In September and joined
her father, ex-senator Davis, at lis
West Virginia home.
AIRS Frances L. Musgrave has return
! ed To- her home in Massachusetts, avenue
after spending the summer In ner cot
tagc at Bar Harbor. and the carb aut-
unln with her son, Or. Musgrave. in
Boston.
Miss Wilson will entertain informally
at tea at the Chevy Chase Club this
afternoon with Mrs. Lawrence Benet
as the guest OF honor.
f.aIies oI the Rector's Aid Society of
ST. Margarets Church viii give a
] luncheon and bazaar in Masonic Hall on
/ December and 4. from l. 10 10 D. H..
| luncheon being served from l. until =
O'Clock. The work IL under direction
/ OF Mrs. r. B Bradford chairman OF
I the executive committee. consisting OF
| the chairmen of The ten circles which
| form the society. Mrs. Abbott Mrs.
| Blake. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. CorteIyou,
! Mrs Edison. Mrs Fenton. Mrs. Goode
} Mrs. Jewell. Mrs. Kenyon. and MIS-.
Vandergrift
Arran gements FOR luncheon viii be
under the special care Of Mrs Jewell
Mrs. Kenyon, MIS-. VANDERBILT aud MIS-
Goode. with their respective circles The
4 bazaar viii be under the Airection OF
/ Mrs. CorteIyoG. Mrs Abbott. and Mrs
Fenton. and their circles
/ A pretty feature will be the Japanes,
/ booth. under the care Of Mrs. White and
/ Mrs. Williams. assisted by six ,-oune
/ ladies in costume. with its neighbor. the
/ Dutch booth. presided over by Mrs
! Uheroth, Mrs. Fields, ana Miss Caap-
! man
! Mrs Carmcn. Mrs Crump. ana Mrs
! Webb will have charge Of the House
I keepers booth. which viii offer every
| thing dainty and useful for the house
! hold There viii be special amusements
| for the children. including a grab bag
q
son. with the assistance ~ a number O1
( young ladies'. will preside over the iC5
( cream and cake.
Captain and Mrs. James Parker ar
| rived from Fort Mckenzie early iu tn,
, week and are guests OF Mrs. Parker
! parents. Captain and Mrs. Lemly. al IN,
! Marlborough. on Eighteenth stree
northwest. FOR the winter.
! The board OF lady visitors Of tht
Founding Hospital will hold their an
nual donation tea at the hospital I'll
Fifteenth street northwest. on Thurs
day. from until Z O'Clock, at which tn
/ sale of dolls. flowers. and homemad,
cakes and candies viii be the specially
The ladies in charge are Mrs A Lisner
| Mrs. A. r. BTitton, Mrs. Simon Wolf
Mrs. Richard Sylvester, Mrs. Leste
Platt. Mrs. Carl Casey, Mrs. w. s
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