The Washington times., 1906-04-14

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Of the National Academy of Sciences,
Mr. and Mrs. Walcott will be assisted
in receiving by Alexander Agasslz. the
president of the academy; by Mrs. Henry
Draper. or New York. Mrs. Ira Refnsen
and Mrs. George II. Williams, OF Baltl-
more. and BY Mrs. Arnold Hague, Mrs
Hobson. Mrs. Garfield, and Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler
Invitations have been received here
for the wedding of Miss Fannye Pear
Madgelene. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George G. Barton, OF Annapolis. 10
Thomas Spencer Smith. 1r-- OF snow
Hill. Nd. The ceremony will take place
in ST. Anne's Church, Annapolis. at
noon Wednesday, April 25- Mr. Smith
is a nephew of former Gov. John Walter
Smith. o. Maryland.
NJ. Noonan has issued invitations for
the wedding of his daughter. MISS
Catherine NoOnan. TO Martin Thomas,
next Tuesday evening, April II, In st.
Vincent de Paurs Church AT o'clock
Mrs George T. Smallwood. 2l07 S
street northwest. will open her house
this evening for the entertainment OF
the d. a. r. This meeting will close
| the study OF the Constitution of the
| United States, which has engaged the
chapter members for the last two years.
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returned from trip around the world.
will tell in a delightful manner Of her
experiences: Mrs Smallwood Will talk
on Practical Patriotism; Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey will take for her subject
''The Defenders OF the Constitution
Mrs Sarah E Pittman. and Miss Mary
Wood. will also occupy some time
There will be q musical nrOgram in
] terspersed, with Miss Ada Pierce. a
delightful singer from New York. as
vocalist: Miss RounsaVille. as violin ac-
companist. and Miss Kelly at the piano.
n. j., have been the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. w. c. Kendall, OF 1877 Q street
| northwest, the past week.
Many OF the friends of Edward r
Davis rendered him surprise party at
I his residence, 134e Q street northwest,
/ on Monday evening last. and though the
weather was not the best the enthusi-
I for that drawback Among those pres
! ent were the Rev Joseph Z. Smith and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs William Detwiler,
Mrs. Height and sons, Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
! Heffner. Mrs. Stall, Mrs. Heiner. Mrs.
Michael, Mr. AlstOn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
5. A. Terry.
The Continental Chapter. D. A r., will
give its annual entertainment at the
| Ebbitt House this evening. H. NJ. Hogg,
Representative from Colorado, will de-
liver an appropriate address. Miss Ida
Hinman will read patriotic original
poem, Miss Menenger will present a
paper, and number of well-known mu-
| sicians of the city will render selections.
| The New York delegation OF the d. A.
R, which will attend the national con-
gress next week. will have its headquar-
| tiers at the New Willard.
Miss Freda LindheImer, of this city,
is spending a few days In Baltimore, the
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Heeht.
Mrs. Carl Scheonhoff and daughter. of
| Boston. Mass, have been the guests for
the past week of Mrs. William Wolf, of
Sixth street.
Miss Camille Lansburgh. of Vermont
| avenue. who has been the guest of her
sister: Mrs Abe Cohen. of Pittsburg.
Pa. for the past few weeks, has re-
turned to her home. accompanied by her
niece. Louise Cohen.
Miss Rosa. Frank. of Baltimore. is in
| this city, spending The holidays with
her grandparents, Capt and Mrs. A.
Hart, of Kalorama avenue.
Mrs. Fannie K. Levi leaves town this
evening for Norfolk. Va, TO spend a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Albert
Sigmund.
Mrs. eyer Stern. OF the Regent Hotel.
| has gone TO Philadelphia on account OF
the illness of her sister. Mrs. Salmonson.
| E Heidenheimer and daughter, Mrs.
Benjamin Held, of this city. have gone
| 70 Atlantic City for a couple of weeks
stay
I David Miller has :ust returned from
| Philadelphia, where he went to spend q
| few DAYS with his relatives. who have
returned from abroad
| The following Washington people are
1 visiting in New York today:
BRINE. Mrs. c. Bryan, c. F. Huch-
| mann, R. w Imbrey. T. NJ Playfair. F.
II. Pierce, c. G. Bennett, G. F. Crocker,
lG. z. Hawkins Miss NJ Hoff. R. F.
LeWat. D. G. PfeifeE, Il c. Wilkinson.