The Washington herald., 1907-04-07

ElEiNAHQs MIS- ciQits AduiiidHs MIS-
Sol Meyer. and Miss Helene Engel.
Capt Bowyer. the popular commander
Of the u. s. s. Columbia, which is sta
toned in Havana HarbOr, has returned
to Washington and is now at the West
moreland with his family.
Mrs. Davis, the wife OF the famous
/ Egyptologist, Theodore NJ. Davis, whose
recent discoveries in the land of the pyra-
mids have kept the archaeological world
interested for many months, and her sis
ter. Miss Bottles. have returned to their
apartment at 17l2 II street They will
/ leave in a few weeks for Boalsburg. Pa,
where they will stay until Mr.. Davis re-
turns from Egypt and opens his house,
| THE Reef" in Newport.
/ On Saturday evening. April H. a special
/ performance of ION Parole will be given
at the Belasco Theater by Miss Charlotte
Walker, Mr.. Vincent serrano. and their
company. under the auspices Of the Mary
/ Washington Chapter of the Daughters OF
/ the American Revolution The perform
/ ance is for the benefit Of the Memorial
Continental Hall fuad. Many prominent
]
/ ing. and the theater will be beautifully
decorated with bunting. Patriotic songs
| including THE Star Spangled Banner"
/ sung by d well-kaown soprano, will be
given.
Mrs. stubbleheld will be at home to-
morrow and the remaining Mondays in
April at her home in Massachusetts
avenue.
/ The Misses Grace and Blanche Thyson
gave a luncheon in honor of their girl
/ friends who are brides of this season.
/ The decorations I'm the drawing rooms
were pink and white hyacinths. The din
/ lng-rOOm was decorated In pink carna-
tions. and the eenterpiece Of the table was
d basket-shaped canoe filed with pink
carnations. and al each place WAS a
small canoe filled with Easter souvenirs,
Among those present were Mrs. Albert
Kuhn, Miss Eta Entwistle Miss Maud
1 Thyson, Miss Marian Mccarthy, Mrs.
/ Harry H. Freeman. Miss Viola Mason.
/ Mrs. James Ormc. Miss Maud Tracy, Miss
/ V Ourdan. Miss Maud Taylor. Miss Re
! gina Schekles, Mrs James Shibley, Mrs.
/ II. G. Thyson. ST.. H. C. Thysou, jr.. Miss
Mary Hanan. Mrs. Charles Fegan. and
] Miss May Hirsh
/ Mrs. Nathan Hirsch has returned 10 her
/ home. in New York. after a short visit
TO her mother. Mrs. B. Hartz. of Twelfth
/ street.
! Mrs. Eugene Schwsb has discontinued
/ her Thursdays at home for the season.
Mrs. L. Behrend is visiting in Charles
ton, W. Va. the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs Phil May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf ant little
son. William. are spending a few days in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. Meyer and family and Miss
Florence Kaufman. Of New York, are
guests at the Riggs House.
Miss Mathilde scheur and Miss Bertha
/ GIickman. of Baltimore. spent a few days
with Miss Leona Hechinger.
MIR. Sidney Hechinger returned 10 Le-
high University on Wednesday having
spent the Easter holidays In the city.
Miss Carrye Robinson will entertain the
W. d. c. this afternoon.
Miss Gladys Mayer is spending the
Easter holidays in Baltimore with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs Hammerslaugh and daugh-
ter. of New York, are at the New Willard
for few weeks.
Mrs. A Heineman, of Brooklyn. is being
entertained by Washington friends.
Miss Alma Prince and Mr.. Sidney W
Strouse will be at home this evening from
s to 1899, at 1523 Sixteenth street north
west.
Mrs. Isaac Herman and Mrs Albert
Herman. of Sixteenth street, have dis
continued their Wednesdays at home FOR
the season.
Miss Birdie Wolf has returned from a
lensthy visit to the West.
The oratorio of Christ and His Sol
dars" was sung by the choir Of THE old
Falls Church" in Falls Church. Va. last
Wednesday evening. It was given under
the direction Of Mr.. Guy A. Camp and
was for the benefit Of the fund for robing
the choir in proper vest-lents. The Falls
Church choir was ably assisted by Mr.
T. A. Murray, basso. of St. Patrick
1 choir of this city, and Mr.. Bassett and
several members of Grace Church choir
OF Georgetown. The special features
were the solos by Mr. Murray, a tenor
and bass duet, Mr. Murray and Mr.
/ Ballinger; soprano solos. Miss Emma Sea
man and Miss Ruth Garner. contraltC
SOLO Mrs. J w. Garner; bass solo. Mr.
Frank Ball, of St Maragaret's; tenor solo
Mr.. Balltnger. and quartet by Mrs. Her
bert G. Hopkins. soprano, Mrs. PHILIP
Machen. alto: Mr. Herbert G. Hopkins
tenor. and Mr. Frank Ball, basso.
The affair was a pronounced success
musicaliy and financially, and has greatly
encouraged the choir in its efforts to es-
tablish a reputation for excellent church
music.
Mrs. A. 5. Burnstine, of New York City
is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
S Rosenthal-
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Wolf, with sor
William. and maid. have gone to Atlantic
City for a short stay
Mr.. A. D. Prince announces the engage.
ment of his daughter Alma TO Afr. Sidney
Strauss, of Baltimore. They will be at
home this evening from to 1880 O'Clock
at 1882 Sixteenth street.
The Council Of Jewish Women will hold
their next meeting on Tuesday afternoon
April 9, at 2;30. in the vestry-rooms OF the
! Tabernacle on Eighth street A paper
entitled. THE Neglect of Poetry will bt