The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover have
moved from their country home. West
over" north Of Georgetown, TO their town
house. 1908 X street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman have sold
their house in Boston and purpose MAX
ing Washington their permanent winter
home Mrs. Norman has entirely recoY-
cred from her recent illness
Mrs. Audenried, who went to Pensyl-
vania to make several visits at the con-
clusion OF her season at Virginia Hot
Springs. has returned TO town and opened
her home on Vermont avenue for the
winter.
| Mrs. Richard BIulligaR, who has just
closed he cottage on the Maine coast
will spend a short time with Mrs. Auden-
ried while she is experimenting the re-
opening OF her home on NJ street.
Mrs. Leutze wife OF Capt. Eugene #.
c. Leutze. commandment of the navy yard
here. will not be at home on Monday
afternoons until after November Is
Mrs. Edgar. wife OF Lieut. Commander
Webster A. Edgar, L. s. y, whose ED
est son has just entered the Naval
/ Academy, will close her home IN Gaze
novia, n. Y, in November. and will take
home In Washington for the winter
/ Mr. Augustine Linahan, Of New Haven.
/ formerly student Of Georgetown Col
/ Iege, and at present engaged in mining
/ operations in Georgia, is the guest Of
Mr. Gerald Egan, at Z3OS Nineteenth
street
/ Charles Sweeney. OF New York. son Of
! Charles NJ. Sweeney, Of oregon, is at the
/ Cosmos Club.
Mr. Arthur Maher, of Norfolk, Va,
president Of the Norfolk and Western
Railway. is visiting his sons. who are at
the Catholic University. Mr.. Maher is
at the Willard.
/ The Misses Ellen and Esther Dunwoody
daughters Of Gen. Dunwoody. [. S. A.
will spend the winter IN Canada at the
/ Chateau de Lberte. the fashionable fin
/ ishing school of Montreal and Quebec.
They both attended GunstOn, and have
now left the city TO complete their edu-
cation.
DR.. and Mrs. James, who for the past
] three or four years, have made their
/ home on p street between Thirtieth and
/ Thrty-hrst, have recenuE moved 10 No.
/ Dupont circle, where they will reside III
/ the future
Miss Bessie Hoover. Of COOS p street. is
visiting her uncle. Mr. William Hoover,
ia Oklahoma. where she is having a most
charming visit She has made many
new friends. who have entertained for
/ her extensively, and who have made 50
many eDga gements Tor her that she VIII
not be back until Christmas.
/ In spite OF the inclement weather on
/ Friday evening there were many persons
present at the studio musicale of Nine. J.
/ Esputa-D DAILY and Mr.. Norman Daily. Miss
Janet Hayes. a promising contralto sang
several songs with fine effect. Mr. Charles
4 Glack. bassO. and Mr. Maud Morse
/ soprano also sang. Mr. Days playing
is always a joy. rs is the beautiful voice
/ Of his mother. Nine Days ex-students
a'e many in prominent positions in Wash
4 Higton.
The Esputa- DAILY Friday evenings occur
+ biweekly. Admission by card.
The Masonic Temple was the scene Of "a
I successful entertainment in aid OF 81.
4 Agnes Episcopal Hospital OF "Wednesday
/ evening. when musical and literary
! programme OF unusual interest was fol-
lowed by a dance.
/ The committee in charge consisted Of
Mr.. Thomas II. Watson, chairman. Mir.
/ William p. Foley. secretary. Mr.. G.
/ William keenan,. treasurer: Mrs ". +.
I Abbott. Mrs. G.. H. Dean. Mrs. G. w
I keenan,, Mrs II. r. Usilton. and Miss
( Rebecca Montgomery.
/ The first hour of the entertainment.
which began AT $50 was devoted to the
/ following programme.
/ Plano solo. selection from Queen Of
/ Sheba." Mr. William Isel: comic song.
Mr.. J. 3. Erwin (Mr John Salb. accom-
( panisO; reading Mrs. .. J. Roberts.
tenor solo, Mr. Milton Streamer: the
/ laughable sketch. Gentleman Jim
1 MAUD Howell-Smith. a literary woman.
Mr.. Finley 5. Hayes. Gentleman JIM:
/ vocal solo. 20 let Night Speak of Ne.
} Chadwick, Miss Edna Sheehy: double
l face dance. Miss Anne Howell and Mas
| ter Elmer Donn;~ Mozart Quartet. '.The
/ Chapel (Kreutzner). Mr.. L NJ TansiIl.
/ Mr.. ]. B. Caldwell Mr. J. W. Meyers.
and Mr.. II. c. Nails
Miss Katharine Du Bose has returned
/ 20 the city. after a very delightful visit
10 her cousin Miss Alice Du Bose in
I Charlottesville. Va, where she has been
/ entertained by her many friends She
4 has now with her Miss Alice Du Bose.
/ with whom she was visiting who will
spend a short time with her at her home,
203 I street.
Mrs Fannie X. Levi has returned TO
the city. accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
/ Benjamin Frank whom she has been Wis
iting for the past ten days.
Mrs Meyer Singer, of New York CITY.
/ formerly Miss Blanche LansburEh of this
city, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
/ Charles Goldsmith. of 1910 Calvert street
Mrs. N. Stern and family have taken
an apartment at the Clifbourne
An engagement of interest to many
Washington people is that of Miss Hazel
Rothchild, of St Louis. Mo. TO Simon
Nusbaum, of ClarksbUrg, ". Va.
The Washingtonians. a well known and
popular club. gave its opening dance
in National Rifles Armory, Thursday
evening. The hall was profusely decorated
with palms and fern and the event was
a very enjoyable one. Though the weather
was very iuciement. the dance was well
attended. more than 100 couples being
present The programme consisted OF
twenty numbers and was under the direc-
I ton Of Prof. Fred Helbig, jr. An inter-
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