The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

I.
Mrs. SmallWoOd. State vice regent. and
the regents OF the District were guests Of
the chapter.
Mrs. Richard Butler entertained Sena-
tor and Mrs. Manderson last night at a
bcX party at the BelasCo Theater.
Mrs. c. p Bicksler and family. of &C
jackson street. Anacostia. have gone to
spend the summer with friends at Wichle
Va.
The Washington Colony Of New Eng
land Women were entertained by Mrs
William H. Seaman, 1924 Eleventh street
northwest Tuesday evening. The presi-
dent, Mrs. s. G.. W. Benjamin, presided
and the recording secretary. Miss Edith
Benjamin. read the minutes of the previ-
Gus meeting. Miss Mabel Estelle Lyman
and Miss Marcia Maria Richardson We're
admitted TO active membership. Several
matters Of business were transacted.
Mrs. Mary F. Gibson invited the mem
bers 10 a days outing. June l9. at her
country home, near Vienna. Va. which
invitation was accepted. 4 literary pro-
gramme followed Mrs. William II. Sea
man read a story about one of her an
cestors, Romance of Ocean Mary" Miss
Edith Benjamin gave some selections
from "Pepys Diary" and Mrs. George I.
Smallwood read the will Of one Charles
Lounsbury, which carried a kindly and
philanthropiC lesson. Refreshments were
then served by the hostess. The members
present were Mrs. s g. ". BENJAMIN.
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main. Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Robbins. Miss Josephine {.
Webster, Mrs. George r. SmallwOOd. Mrs
Harry T. Guss. Mrs. William II. Seaman.
Mrs. Richard Rathbun. Mrs. Paul
Brockett, Mrs. Mary F. Gibson Mrs
Joseph F. Gilfllan. Mrs. l.. J. Young
Withee, Mrs Ellis Logan Mrs William
h. CLANCY. Miss Edith Benjamin. and
Miss Mabel + Lyman. The guests In
cluded Hon. Charles Lyman. Mr.. Ellis
Logan, Mr. William II. Seaman. Mr.. Paul
Brockett, Mr.. II. r. Guss. Mr.. Thaddeus
Robbins, Mrs. Taylor. Miss Emily S.
Cook, and Mrs. Haven Metcalf.
There was large audience i'm attend
ance at the entertainment given bv the
Girls Queen Esther Circle Of the Home
Missionary Society Of Trinity NJ. F..
Church, Fifth and streets southeast.
last Friday evening.
The Sunday school room was tastefulv
arranged for the occasion. with a large
platform beautifully decorated. Queens
and Kingdom" with the following
was presented:
Miss Ellis, president of Queen Esther Of Faith.
Miss Dora Hendricks
Miss Foster secretary. Ethel Hartman
Miss LaHTcuco treasurer r-.....-... Miss Rosa Er5u
MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Miss Graham Ruth Suifu
Miss Miss Hazel Beck
Mss Miss Jessie Spring
Miss Nelling NlarT Snirfn
Miss Nceaham Goliie Nixon
Mlnr1. the Miss Ruth Briggs
GIRLS or THE DREAM.
indian Miss leila S-1tf
sum Chidran.-Niss Haseu SniFiiu Miss Ruth Bsak
Mormon Mia Burgess
'skan r---...--..,....AlI-s Cress7la Davenport
iald,T~e Miss Nellie Klein
faTto Rr2u Gri.-..-.-.........Ms Bessie Noga-sou
,lili oi me FEcss-.....-.-.......M Marg Snifu
hlneSe Miss Jessie Spring
Spanish Grace Middleton
Mountain Clara Davenport
queen Miss Susie Jost
The recitation by Miss Ruth Briggs.
THE Immigrant Girl which was given
in German dialect, was one Of the inter-
esting features Of the evening, and was
we'll received. She was given n hearty
ovation at the conclusion Of the enter
tainment
There WAS a recitation by Miss Dora
Hendricks. entitled Minnie Ting Loo
and Little Fee Hee,' that was quite pleas
ing.
y song 10y Miss Mary SnifHn a sweet
soprano singer was heartily appl3uded.
Refreshments were served by the mem-
5ers Of Queen Esther Circle
Miss May Goetzinser entertained a few
friends at her home 1926 Eighth street
northwest, Thursday evening. There were