The Washington times., 1906-12-09
SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OF WEEK
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Miss Edna Mclaughlin. Miss Louisa
Irvine. and Miss Lucy Coleman.
A silver tea service was presented to
Mrs Arnold by the Ladies' Guild OF the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Arnold having been president Of the
guild for several years. An orchestra
gave musical numbers during the re-
ception.
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh will entertain
a large company Of young people IN ac-
cordance with her annual custom. at a
fancy dress ball on the evening Of De
cember II, the first OF a series of pro-
posed hOspitalitics extending throughout
the winter.
Those who enjoyed the privilege of at
tending the ball several years since
which marked a hOuse-warming IN the
Walsh mansion, on Massachusetts ave
nue., viii long remember with pleasure
the occasion which marked the high tide
Of the season in matters social.
The return of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Barry 10 Washington, after several
years absence in Providence, r, l., is
hailed with sincere pleasure by an eN-
tended circle Of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Crocker. formerly
Of 1S49 Mintwood place, have taken an
apartment At the WestmoTeland, on
California avenue.
Through the courtesy OF Col. Hatfield.
commanding Fort Myer, an exhibition
cavalry drill and band concert will be
given at Fort Myer, Wednesday, De
cember 1S. at half-past, two o'clock. As
the object Of the society is TO aid widows
and orphans OF the officers and enlisted
1Haa.
ladies Of the army circle are deeply in
terested and the occasion promises 10 he
one OF the social events OF the sea
son. The advance sale OF tickets has
been most gratifying The officers are,
president, Mrs. George NJ. SteTnberg,
20O5 Massachusetts avenue: Vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Chas. F Humphrey. Fort
Myer; recording secretary. Mrs. Chas.
secretary, Miss Francis Smith, 1890
Twenty first street. treasurer Mrs. +.
A KoeTpeT. 2232 = street.
William A Haley is at his home, 1857
T street. for the winter, having returned
20 this city when his season closed in
Atlantic City.
At Mrs Oldberg's musical tea Friday
afternoon, Miss Jessica TeTWilliger read
Ernest Wilderbruch's "Das Hexen-
lied" which has been set 10 music by
Max ScHAlllS- MISS Jeanette CouTEeS
Worse was at the piano. It was really
beautiful piece Of WOTk-shOTt- but
the piece was wonderful and the music
very musical.
Ye GentIewomen's sale will be held in
Scottish Rites Cathedral. 1907 6 erect
northwest, December 10 TO i, daily
from 10 a. m. TO D. N. Luncheon viii
be served from L to 3 p. m. and tea
after o'clock
The patronesses of the AFFAIR are Mrs.
Arthur ID. Addison, Mrs. Murray Addt-
son, Miss Biddle, Mrs. John Z. Boyd,
Mrs. Arthur T. Brice, Mrs Robert
Craig. Mrs. Cropper. Mrs. George T.
DunlCp, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. George +.
Elliott, Mrs Green Clay Goodloe, Mrs
Hay, Miss Heintzelman, Mrs. Robo.t
Hinckley, Mrs, Hitchcock, Mrs. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Miss NJ B.
Johnston, Mrs. Fleming Lavender, Mrs
Arthur Lee. Mrs. James Lowndes, Mrs
Nicholas Luquer, Mrs. McGOwan, Mrs
Duncan AIckim. Mrs. Robert Shaw Oil
Yer, Mrs. Charles Parrish, Mrs Henry
Cleveland Perkins, Mrs PinchOt, Mrs
Ms. J. = Sanger. Mrs Roland Cotton
Smith. Mrs. John p. Story, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Wilson, Mrs Yarrow.
Mrs. Arthur Hale has returned from
Baltimore. where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Dieterick.
Mrs. c. 8. Guthrie, who has been MAX
ing brief visit to New York has re-
turned to her apartment in the Con-
neCticut.
The second auditor, BENJAMIN S.
Harper. of Fort Wayne. with his tTide,
has taken apartments in the New Berne
apartment house, on Ma assachusetts ave-
nue., for the season. They have with
them Mr. Harper's niece. Miss Helen
Harper, daughter of J. +. Harper, OF
Fort Wayne who came on for Thanks
giving and will remain for the winter |
Mrs Harper was formerly Miss Cor
ham, Of Chicago. and was married to
Mr.. Harper during the summer in the |
home OF her mother, Mrs. Grange Cor |
ham, OF that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steiner announce /
the engagement of their daughter Ella, /
to Louis Bush, OF this city.
Max Behrend, of Philadelphia. spent /
a few days in town the past week with 1
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G Livingston enter /
tanned at dinner during the week when 4
their guests We're Mr.. and Mrs NJ !
Stern. DR.. Sydney Behrend. and NJ. J. /
Stern.
Mrs Henry 7. Goodman entertained /
fI,a AftArYafnv. 7sy,al,rng1a,.,. CfraIa rzl.,su.