The Washington herald., 1906-12-16


equally proficient, it is quite a hard mat
ter for the officers in charge TO decide
An exceptionally fine exhibition may be
expected, and several new features VIII
be introduced
Arrangements have been made with the
Fort Myer car company to run cars at
short intervals.
The board Of lady managers OF the
House Of the Good Shepherd wish to thank
the many patrons Of their recent tea
and sale, and to announce the net pro-
ceeds Of that afternoon to be something
over $500.
Continental Chapter, D A. r, gave It's
first public entertainment at Pythian
Hall, 1912 Ninth street, December 10.
Notwithstanding the rain, every seat
was taken.
First Lieut.. George W. England, Of the
Sixth United States Infantry. is on leave
In Washington. Lieut.. England will spend
the Christmas holidays here with his
mother. The Sixth Infantry has just
returned from the Philippines and is
stationed in Montana.
Mrs. Gaillard. accompanied by her son
Prime sailed yesterday for Cuba, where
they will spend the Christmas holidays
with Mai. Gaillard, who is now stationed
! in Havana. They will return to the city
about the middle of January.
Col and Mrs. Joe KirlIman have loft
their Sixteenth street house and have
taken apartments at the Marlborough.
Mr. Edward Wilcox, OF Virginia. is Wis
/ iting his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wilcox, at their residence, 1874 Mintwood
place.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lindgren have returned
to their apartment in the Garfield, Thir-
teenth and / streets, for the winter.
| Dr. and Mrs. B. c. Galloway and their
little daughter, Roberta Berr, left for Mar
shalltown. Iowa, last Thursday. to attend
/ the golden anniversary of the doctors
parents. They Will be away month.
/ The Junior Dance OF the George Wash
/ ington University will De held at Carroll
/ Institute on Wednesday evening. The
/ committee includes Mr. McInturm chair
man: Miss Meyer, Mr. Daniels, Miss Ma
/ han, and Mr.. Gates.
| Mrs. n. z. Roberts entertained at lunch
con yesterday at her home on Fifteenth
street. complimentary TO her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. L. A. Roberts. who leaves to-
morrow for an extended Western trip.
during which she expects 70 visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs A. r. AndrUs, at their
home in Vincennes. Ind. and relatives in
/ Chicago. Springfield, and St. Louis.
| The annual Southern relief charity ball
will take place on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 5, at the New Willard. The music
/ for the occasion viii be furnished by the
/ Fort Myer and Marine Bands.
The National Junior League have
changed the date Of the ball of the States.
to be held in the Arlington Hotel, from
/ January Il to Friday, January IS.
Mrs. Victor Clement will leave Wash
/ ington tonight for Lakewood, y. J..
where her marriage TO Capt Cloman,
/ L. S A, VIII take place Tuesday, at the
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs John Hays Ham
mond, very close friends of the bride
After a short honeymoon near New York
/ Capt Cloman and his bride will sail LOT
/ England. where the former will take up
/ his duties as military attache Of the Amer
( lean Embassy.
/ Mr. Robert Brent Mosher, former consul
/ 10 Canada. who with Mrs Mosher and
their daughter, Miss Mary Brent Mosher
made a brief visit 10 Washington last
week. left Thursday evening for Port
/ Elizabeth. Cape Town. where Mr.. Mosher
viii establish consulate.
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barber were hosts
at a card party az their residence on
I Capitol Hnl Friday evening. compliment
4 airy TO their guest Miss Harris. OF Denver
Forty persons took part in a game Of pro-
/ gressive euchre. the card tables being scat
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