The Washington herald., 1907-01-20

of Cincinnati Col f. B. Townsend gave
very delightful dinner last Sunday at
his new residence. on Columbia road.
The other guests were Gen. c. C. Snifin.
Capt. Brooks, Louis p. Shoemaker. @.
" Harvey, and +. c.. Snyder. The gen.
tlemen from Cincinnati remained as the
guests Of Gen. Townsend until Tuesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. 1858 Irving street
northwest. will be at home Friday, Janu-
airy p, from to 6. assisted by Mrs.
George w. Prince. Mrs. Martin B. Mad
den, Miss Madden. Mrs. Pleasant T. Chap
man. and Mrs. William Warfield Wilson,
OF Illinois, Mrs. James NJ. Miller. of Kan
sas; Mrs. Louis E. Payson, Miss Kent.
Mrs. George E. Tower. Mrs. Bertha Muir
dock Robbins, and Miss Phelps.
Mrs w. H Rapley, of 1875 P street
northwest, will be at home Thursday
afternoon, January "a. from TO o'clock.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper will be at home
TO her friends Thursday. January q, and
February I, from to o'clock.
Mr. John s. May and Miss Nellie Prem
der were married January at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. al Tenth
street southeast The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. g. ireland Peter, and
was witnessed by only the immediate
families. The bride was gOwned in white
silk nuns yelling trimmed with white Per-
sian lace, and carried a shower bouquet OF
white roses. The parlor was tastefully
decorated in palms and cut flowers. After
the ceremony. the happy couple held a
reception and entertained a number Of
their friends They will be at home at sos
Tenth street southeast after January 20.
4 euchre party was given by Messrs.
John and Walter Gentner at their home,
92S Fourth street northeast, last Thursday
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Oehlmer. Mr.. and Mrs, Deggs, Mrs.
J. Gentner. Miss Cornella Gentner, Mr..
George Gentner, Miss Ida Tiverny, Miss
Elizabeth Tiverny. Miss Clara Denegri
and Mr.. Harry Chezum. The prizes were
won by Mr. and Mrs. Deggs. After an
enjoyable evening playing games, a
supper was served.
The following Congressional ladies will
be at home at the Riggs House next
Tuesday, January %. from $3.50 to 6 p. m:
Mrs. J. A. Hughes, Of West Virginia;
Mrs. c. G. Gilbert. Of Kentucky; Mrs.
NJ. G. l. Kline, of Georgia; Mrs. o. L.
James. of Kentucky. and Mrs. G. A.
Schneebeli, Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Lamar. wife Of Representative
Lamar. of Florida. will be at home, for
the first tine this season. Tuesday, Jan
uary p, from 4 10 6 o'clock, At the Arl-
ington.
An important meeting Of the District
Of Columbia Mothers Congress was held
Tuesday at the residence Of Mrs. A. a.
Birney. It was decided that the mem
bership fee be 81, which would include a
years subscription TO the National Con-
gress Of Mothers Magazine.
The child labor bill was discussed and
requests sent 20 Senators Dolliver and
Dubois, asking that the child labor bill
be pushed at this session of Congress, 50
that the measure may not be lost
a vote Of thanks was also given 70
Senator Dolliver for his earnest efforts in
behalf Of this bill.
Maj. Sylvester's effort to prevent all
pictures from being displayed on bill
boards was heartily indorsed.
Mrs. James c. Fernald was appointed
chairman Of household economies.
Mr.. Francis Gallagher. Of EI Paso.
Tex. is making a short visit here. Dur
ing his stay he is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Hetfield OF Lawrence street.
Miss Katherine Washington gave an in
formal euchre party Friday night Those
present were Misses Katherine Noel. Emil
Hetfield, Enrich Brooks, Rose Hill. Ber-
nadine Woodward Elleniane Williams.
Fanny Washington Monica Gallagher,
Emma Washington, Katherine Washing
ton, and Charlotte Lee. Messrs. Brawner
Hetfield, Tom Washington, r. B. Maurer,
Clem Hill. Cuba I.Ora, Leo Gallagher. B.
J. Semmes, Hiram Gallagher, Joe Miller,
and Valdez Diaz.
Mr. and Mrs Bolja and family. OF
Washington, have moved into their new
home on Lawrence street, Brookland.
Mrs. N. c. East, of New York. is here
on an extended visit to her daughters.
Mrs. c. A Muddiman and Mrs. John
Thompson, Of Brentwood road.
The Emerson Club met at the home of
Mrs. Daniels. Of Newton street. last Fri,
day evening.
Mrs. John O'Conneu is at her home on
Twelfth street again. after a severe i'll
ness in the Sibley Hospital.
Mrs. S a Wise, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her nephew, Mr.. II. W. JolIinger, of
Newton street
Mr., and Mrs ". o. Wetzel have re-
turned from an extended visit in Mary
land.
Capt ". F. Aldrich, L. s. a. and his
wife and daughter were recent visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Creight, of
EvaTts street
The Brotherhood Of St Andrew met at
the Episcopal Church, Thursday night.
A number Of prominent men was present.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs Jackson. OF
Washington. were recently the guests of
Mrs. Moister.
Mr.. Joseph jacob and Miss HiIda
jacob, OF sos p street, entertained the
Merry Ten" on Sunday evening.
The Out-of-town guests at the Eiseman-
Sigmund wedding were entertained at
theater party at the Belasco on Tuesday
evening. followed by a supper at the New
Willard. Those in the party were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Roths-
child Mr.. and Mis-. NJ. H. Kahn, Mrs.
Nathan Kahn, Mr.. Louis Kahn, Misses
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