The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

The students OF Trinity College will
give tea on Tuesday. from TO g. Among
the receiving party will be Miss Ryon,
Miss Schofield. Miss Vlyman, Miss Hoio-
han. Miss DTospe. Miss Garduer' and
Miss Waher.
Miss Stewart. Of Capitol Hill. entertained
at a luncheon, Of ten covers. Friday. COM
plimentary to Miss Frederick, OF Ala
bama- To meet Miss Frederick were Miss
Stone, Miss MARI, Miss Weller, Miss
Parker. Miss Aston, the Misses Living
ston. and Miss Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Parker were hosts
at a dinner Thursday evening, in honor
Of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell,
OF Norfolk Va. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Sloane Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Barber and Mr.. and Mrs.
Weller.
Mrs. Asher Ryerson will be hostess at
a euehre party at her home. 607 North
Carolina avenue southeast, on Friday for
the benefit Of the Casualty Hospital
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Lesher will
leave for the Philippine Islands on Tues
day, TO be gone two years.
Miss Rita stinzing, with her sister. Miss
Glenn Stinzing, left the city yesterday for
New York, TO be guests at the marriage
Of their cousin, Miss Mae Ward, at which
occasion Miss Rita StinZing will be maid
Of honor
Rev. Edward p. Dempsey, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I. Weller, OF
4OS Seward square, has returned to Oak
land, Cal.
Mrs. Marie B. Sohrader has returned TO
her home In New York City. after a three
weeks visit in Washington.
Surgeon and Mrs. W. H. Bell are 10
Gated at Florence Court for the season.
DR.. Louis Battle has returned to the
city from a hunting trip in North Car
ollna.
Miss Conrad has returned to the In
perial, after visit 20 Norfolk, Va.
Capt and Mrs. Koester, Of the Wash
ington Barracks, were hosts at a small
card party Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs l. T Fluckey, OF Capitol
Hill, entertained at whist Tuesday even
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ker. Mr. and Mrs. z. l. Nottingham, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Hine. Mr. and Mrs.
Hine, Of Cleveland Park; Mr. and
Mrs. Pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs Spear, Mr.
and Mrs. Ruckman, Miss Nottingham,
and MIS- TaTbOX
Mrs. Gus Wallenstein, Of Ninth and
Westminster streets. will give a euchre
at her home on Wednesday for the benefit
Of charity.
Mrs. Dave Eiseman. OF o street, is vis-
iung relatives in Richmond. Va.
Miss Rose Wheatfeld. Of Baltimore. is
expected next week for lengthy visit
TO her sister, Mrs. Fred Schwab, OF 1856
Columbia road.
The Utopian- Club gave a stag theater
party on Tuesday night. followed BY a
supper at HaTvey's. The following mem
bers composed the party: Messrs. Milton
Brock, Henry and Irving SOndheimer,
Wallace Luchs, Harry Loeb. Arthur
Baum, Raymond Blumenfeld Nathan
Wen, George Goldenberg, Jake Stern.
Sam Alexander. Dave Frank, Harold
Levi, and Sidney Haas
Miss MIllie Morris VIII leave town
Wednesday night 10 spend Thanksgiving
with friends in York, Pa
Mrs. s F. Foster entertained few
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The guests were Mrs. Chnds. Mrs.
Welch, Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Nottingham.
Mrs. Garges Mrs. Burroughs. Miss ShInn.
Miss Nottingham. Miss Campbell, Mrs.
Barnes, and Miss McCregor,
Miss Judith Gassoway, Of New York.
who has been visiting Mrs. Clifford Y.
Stump, has gone 10 Charlottesville. Va,
where she will be guest Of Miss Pen
neale Elliott
Mr. and Mrs Sherman Allen, who have
been spending the past month in Florida.
have returned to their home on Seven
teenth street.
The Mercantile Club entertained fits
members on Wednesday night with a
'Nf'H AeNAAA-4NAf AAF tLkdElDA DEluE The
second anniversary Of the clubs exist
ence.
Mrs. Charles A Goldsmith left Thurs
day for a ten days visit 10 Philadelphia
and New York While In Philadelphia
she Will attend the unwilling OF the Hay
memorial window, In the Keneseth Is
rael Temple, in memory Of the late Sec
retary Hay.
a very delightful dance was given at
National Rifles Hall on Wednesday even
ing by the Adas Israel CONGREGATION for
the benefit Of their building fund.
Mrs Harry Goldman. Of Baltimore, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. sigmund, OF
U street, for the past ten days, returned
to her home on Saturday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple will hold a meeting on
Monday afternoon in the vestry rooms
of the temple.
The members Of the Eastern Presby-
terian Church were entertained by a
Night in Scotland" last Wednesday
when the old Scotch songs were charm
ingly sung by Miss GUlick, Miss Hansen
Mrs Wood, Mr. Stanley. Mr.. Maclean
and Mr.. Charles Myers. The Scotch airs
were also competently played by Prof
Oates Orchestra, and by Mr.. Harrison
on the violin. Mrs. Geddes, Miss Myers
Miss Harrison, and Miss Hansen were
the accompanies
Mrs. John r. Donohoe will give q
euchre party in her home, 90 Second
street southeast, the night of December
3, in aid Of st. Vinceut's Orphan Asylum
Miss Marr, of East Capitol street, is the