The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-29


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historic house. located on Virginia ave-
nue. between Third and Fourth streets,
was brilliantly lighted by Chinese Ian
terms, while pretty girls in dainty muslin
dresses. and a number Of boys, added an
air Of gayety to tho picturesque scene.
Older people and tiny children swelled
the numbers and patronized the prettily
decorated stands, from which cake, ice
cream. and other refreshments were sold.
Games were played and there was dane
ing. as we'll as vocal and instrumental
music and recitatlons.
Tho proceeds Of the fete will go toward
the club expenses, and the affair was
given by the members Of the Kitchen Car
den Club. composed Of about sixty-five
young girls whose ages range from eight
to sixteen years.
Those who were in charge and on the
committee are: Mrs. c. S. Rafter, in
charge OF tie girls department; Miss Ada
Kendrick. chairman OF tho committee on
arrangements, Miss Margaret Buell., Miss
Lena Kabansky, Miss Pauline Miller
Miss Ruth St Clair, Miss Sophia Gle
patch. Miss Ruth Miller. Miss Marie Dor
sett, Miss Elise Blanden, Miss Lucy Boil
ton. Miss Florence Appold, Miss Emma
Brown, Miss Martha Brown, Miss EllZ-
abeth Wormslcy. Miss Isabelle Kittley
Miss Sarah Miller, Miss Elise Pezold,
Miss Eleanor Pczold. Miss Clara Pezold
Miss Ellen Nfullis. Miss Ruth Jobbers
Miss Ruth Rawlings Miss Bertha Will
llams, and Miss Rebecca Henderson, and
Miss c. W Salton and Miss Mamie Call
teachers in the District public schools
assistants
Miss J. Lorna Guard sailed from New
York last week for France.
Upon reaching Paris Miss Guard will
Join Mrs. a. X. Payne, who has the past
year. been there studying vocal music
After travelling through Italy and Switz-
eriand, Miss Guard and Mrs. Payne will
return 10 America, reaching Washington
the latter part Of September
Rev. J. G. Butler and Mrs. Butler have
returned to their home here after pleas
ant sojourn az Atlantic City.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish arrived Wednes-
day at her Newport villa, Crossways
She was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Janet Fish.
Mrs. Helen Nelson-Doocy. Of Capitol
Hill, entertained at a luncheon Wednes-
day IN honor Of Mrs. Solomon Hiney. Of
Harrisburg, Pa.
The dlning-room decorations were Of
blood sweet peas. and the parlor and l.
brary were handsomely decorated with
roses and ferns.
The guests Invited 20 meet Mrs Hluev
were Mrs. Conrad Hesse. Mrs. Belle NJ.
TRULY, Mrs. John Ga!laher. Mrs. Ina
Grimes-Senifr., and Miss Helena Tracy
DOGGY, who favored the guests after
luncheon with several dramatic selections.
Miss Elsie Cassels. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. c. NcIlvaiue Harris. form
erly Miss Aileen Kerr, OF Washington. IN
her home near Warrenton. Va. has re-
turned 70 Washington.
Early next week Miss Caesels win 20
TO visit her sister, Mrs. Robert Bohlen,
IN her home near Philadelphia. She WIZ
be Joined later by her mother, and TO
gether Mrs. C8sseIs and Miss Casseis
win spend the remainder or the summer
az Murray Bay. Canada.
Mrs William r. Riley has closed her
apartment in the Connecticut and gone
TO New York for a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Mckinney.
Mrs. Goethals and Mps Gaillard VIII
sail July 8 from New Work 20 spend
some time with their husbands. Col
Goethals and Mai GaiIlard, in the Canal
Zone.
Mrs Pierce Crosby and Miss Jean Cros-
/ by. Of Washington. are spending a short
time az Richdeld Springs
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Graves have
closed their Massachusetts avenue resi-
donce for the summer. and are now oc-
cupylng Mr.. Stevens residence az Chevy
Chase. Mr.. Graves left Tuesday for a
fishing trip IN Newfoundland
Mrs. Philip F. Iarner and daughter
Mrs. Albert J. Gore. and granddaugh-
ter. are spending the summer at Atlantic
! City.
Mrs. August. ". N0ack. Of 1906 Q street
northwest accompanied by her daughter.
/ Miss Florence n Noack. and Miss Mercy
| Atkins. left Friday for Atlantic City.
Mrs. John T. Wilkie and Miss Wilke
who have been at Lake Geneva. Wis, as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Nor
rls, Of Chicago. have gone 70 Grand
Haven. Mich, where they will occupy
their summer cottage until about Sep
TENDER l..
Nfr, Leonard Ericsson, a prominent
young lawyer or Fergus Falls, MINI, af-
ter a few weeks visit in this city. left on
Tuesday for Chicago, en- route 10 his
. homo