The Washington times., 1906-04-18


Schroeder viii have charge OF the candy
table, assisted by the Misses Appleton,
Molly Dodge. Constance Edgar. and
Sophy JohnstOue. Miss Alice Brice and
Miss Virginia Mullins viii have charge
OF the hsh pond
There viii be a kindersymphonie or
chestra concert under the auspices of
the Rectors' Aid Society Of Trinity
Episcopal Church. Third and streets
northwest, in the parish haH, this
evening at s O'Clock
The residence of Dr. and Mrs. W. B.
French. sos East Capitol street. VIII be
the scene OF social activity this after
noon. when the friends OF Miss Louise
Russell French VIII meet her house
guess Miss Dorothy SchooImaker, OF
New York
4 number Of prominent people are
interested IN the silver tea and hand
kerChief sale which will take place at
the Casultv Hospital. 70S Massachusetts
avenue northeast. this afternoon. from
to s. and from 5 10 10 o'clock this
evening. the event 20 be in aid Of the
hospital
The board Of managers Of the Eastern
{ Dispensary and Casualty Hospital in
cludes Mrs William Henry White,
chairman. assisted b. Mrs. NJ. !. Weller.
Mrs George Hazleton, Mrs. Copeland,
I Mrs + c. COldren. Mrs ! F Walsh.
Mrs. McKeldin. Mrs. Ripley. Mrs Wal
90 Campbell Hibbs. Mrs. l. X. Beatty.
Mrs. O'Nein. Mrs Mitchell. Mrs D. ..
Leech. Mrs. Frank Raymond. Mrs. Ar
mold, Mrs n P Barnes. Mrs. John
MackeV Williams. Mrs John McLaugh-
lin. Miss Medford. Miss Luckett Miss
Stewart, and Miss Plstt
Miss Constance Kullman. who makes
her home at the Darlington. IA9 a street
northeast, is spending the Easter holi-
DAYS with her grandmother. Mrs. Rich
ard Anderson. at SparTOW's 5 Point. Md
Miss CaIvo. daughter Of the Minister
from Costa Rica. has returned TO Wash
ingtOn from a visit in Canada While
tween Mrs. George ii MOrang and Mrs.
Heaven
Senor Don Pedro Requens Bermudez.
charge d'affaires OF the legation of Uru-
quay. is spending a few DAYS in New
York at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The first secretary OF the Brazilian
embassy, Gurgel do Amaral. and Mime.
do Amaral. have returned TO Washing
ton from Atlantic City. Miss Amelia
law. viii remain at Atlantic City several
days longer.
Commissioner Of Pensions and Mrs
l q
their apar5m ent at the Portland. after
spending several weeks at their home in
| Illinois.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore has as
her guests Mrs. Robbins and Colonel and
Mrs Heft.
The frst-year medical class of George
Washington University in conjunction
with the board Of women mana gers Of
the hospital. gave an entertainment and
dance at the Arlington Hotel last even
/ ing "A { o'clock the proceeds from which
were turned ,TeI TO the hospital. Among
the attractive features was the fencing
/ first wear class of the George Washing
/ ton University and Scott D. BreCkin-
/ ridge. Of the Georgetown Medical School.
| both having been on the winning team
/ Brigandi. of the Italian army, gradu-
] ate Of the F.atiCnal Fencing Academy Of
I Naples. and the winner of the gold
medal at the national tournament. held
/ In Naples in 1894. gave an exhibition of
/ swordsmanship with Mr.. Micheloni
| Between the bouts several prominent
I Hocalists rendered selections. and also
/ the G. w. L Girls Glee Club
| The following members Of the class
acted as floor committee: NJ S. Asbell.
/ J. L. Brooks. w p. Wood J c. Collins.
/ w. w. Eldridge. jr. F. w Mcknight
/ W. 7. Mclaughlin. L. J. Simonton. and
The officers or the first year medical
class are: A @ Sorensen. president: NJ
s Asbell. vice president: J Lester
/ Brooks. secretary; Charles r Fair.
| treasurer; Lawrence J. SimontOn class
editor, and VIII P Wood, class reporter
Mrs Emma Bowers and daughter.
| Miss Elsa Bowers OF L street are
spending the holidays in Atlantic city
and are stopping at the Wiltshire.