The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-30
SOCIAL EVENTS.

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The patriotic lawn fete to be held ON the
Sherman estate Fourteenth and Florida
avenue. July 2. g. 4. and s. will open
Tuesday evening with very attractive
programme, and concert at s o'clock by
the Nordica Mandolin Club, under the
direction Of Walter T. Holt.
This organization will be particularly
attractive IN the open air. During the
evening. at intervals. moving pictures
VIII be shown.
The T.. S. Grant Circle, ladies Of the
g. A r.. are the originators Of this en-
terprlse. and they have extended a cor
dial invitation to any other orga nizations
desiring to participate IN the work for the
benefit Of their relief funds Their ef-
forts have been untiring toward the gen
eraI success Of the affair; new and novel
attractions have been arranged for each
evening. which viii De announced daily En-
the amusement columns Of the papers.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
afternoons. children under twelve years
Of age. accompanied by adults, will be adj
mittcd free The afternoon OF the Fourth
athletic games under the direction Of
MAI F. S Hodgs0u. will be held for girls
and boys Prizes have been donated by
prominent merchants of the city.
II is the purpose cf the committee TO
give an old-fashioned Fourth OF July eel
ebration, with the reading Of the Deelura-
ton Of independence. prominent speak
eTs. and music Basket lunches VIII be
allowed as the spacious oad well-shade1
grounds furnish a delightful place for q
picnic In the evening they viii be bril-
Uantlv Illuminated with electric lights
and japanese lanterns. The Minutemen
il Is announced. viii not drill as pre-
vi0usly stated, but other military organi-
z9tions VIII take their place.
The organizations. with their attractions
and chalrmen OF committees. are as fol-
lows:
Z. 5. Grant Circle. japanese tea garden,
Mrs Jordan. "Y's' of the w. &. T. T..
gypsy camp with vaudeville and refresh
ments, Miss walker; Martha Washington
Rebekah Lodge. No. 9. J. O. o. F.. Mrs
Wigs Cabbage Patch and refreshments.
Mrs Tichnor
Esther Rcbekah Lodge. No. 3. J. o. o.
F., will serve a regular dinner from %
\ p. m.
Mrs Allyn X. CaUr0n. assisted by army
people. win have an attractive booth for
the benefit Of the Rough Riders monu-
mont fund.
The Mary a. Bsbc7ck Auxiliary. No. T.
T. S. W. Y, under the direction OF Miss
Austin. viii serve refreshments and ten
fortunes IN "a WIG West camp Sheridan
Corps and the liuelis Of The L. s. W Y.
are also participating
Mrs Dora J. 4. Hendrix. aIf Second
street northeast, president Of the Grant
Circle. is the chairman in charge # the
whole entertainment
T. Leo Haden gave an enjoyable straw
ride, concluding with a supper and dance
az Giar Echo. Monday evening. the OCC1-
sion being the tweuty-frst anniversary OF
his birth Among the guests were Miss
Emma F. BigRs and ". Anderson.
who acted as chaperous, and Misses Mai
sack. Gleason. NcCullom. McGhan, Olaf
lin. Lyddane. S0merville. and Rice. and
Nessrs. Leo Rover. Aloysius Fennel. ir.
Thomas Fitzgerald Al0ysius Fealy. Will
lam Crawford, Warren Wagner, and Mau-
rice Daily.
The Phi Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Of
the Eastern High School ended one Of It's
most successful years by giving an excur-
sion down the river June "a The steamer
Bartholdi was chartered for the occasion
and the party left Washington about 1880
IN the afternoon. After a delicious and
well-prepared supper. Ice cream and cake
was served on the boat.
Those taking the trip We're Ward Arney,
Jean Winter: Andrew Brown. Eva Alger,
Ralph Brown, Elsie Weaver; Bennett
Clark. Florence Taylor; InEle Farmer
Myrtle King; John Field Mae De Shields;
Jackson Mccoy. Phoebe Moffett, Bruce
Handy. Isabel Collins: Walter Mcfarland
Josephine Mccoy; Donald McGineu, Hazel
Walker. Horace Johnston. Josephine
Tomlln. Taylor Papson, Gladys Winter.
Donald Robnette. Grace Turner; Richard
SandersOn. Edith Orhello; Russell Thomp-
son. Alma Gostin, Randolph Titus, May
Wells: William Miller. Florence Yodey.
Enrich Simmons. Maize Orbell0, William
Bradley. Earl Phelps, and Melville Tewks-
bury.
The women of Trinity Episcopal Church
gave an entertainment Friday evening in
the Parish Hall. Third street and Indiana
avenue northwest The proceeds went for
the benefit Of the International fund,
brotherhood Of St Andrew.