The Washington herald., 1907-03-31

memorial nurse among the sick poor. A
large number OF seats have already been
sold and all the lower boxes. Mrs. y.
simpkins has the tickets for the upper
boxes, and there are still some seats in
the gallery
Miss Edith Everett will spend Easter in
Philadelphia.
Miss Lillian E. Heller and Miss Ethel
johnson left on Thursday to pass Easter
IN New York.
Mr, and Mrs. George Winston, of Mad
olson Hall Seminary. viii give a recep-
tion next Saturday evening, when they
will be assisted by the students Of the
school.
Miss Parks, daughter OF Commander
and Mrs. Parks, will go tomorrow TO Old
Point Comfort, Va, and later expect TO
visit Annapolis.
Miss Jeanne Wakefield has returned
from Atlantic City.
Mrs. William f. Richardson, of L street,
has moved 10 her new house, 1904 Column
bia road, and viii be at home after April l.
/ Some very interesting functions at
Asheviiie took place last week which in
eluded a golf tournament at the Swanna-
noa Country Club, several dances, after
noon teas, and coaching parties. A vio-
/ LET and yellow tea was given at Ridge
wood, By Mrs. Ridgley Pennlman.
who had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs.
LaSalle, Miss Baxter. OF Philadelphia:
Mrs. Dunn Mckee. Of Washington; Miss
Bryan, Miss Vanwinkle. and Mr.. Roger
Lampson, of New York Mrs Dunn Nc
Kee, OF Washington, entertained at Bllt-
more on Tuesday evening.
! ball took place at Battery Park
/ Hotel on Friday evening. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William Sny-
/ der, of New York; MIR. and Mrs. Dunn
Mckee, Of Washington; Mrs. George Me-
/ bane, Mrs. A c. Laurd Mrs. Frank
/ Lockwood. and Miss Lockwood. and Miss
Mclaughlin. of New York: Miss Bernard,
Miss Katherine Mason, Miss jamie Reyn-
olds, Mr.. Waddell, Mr.. Lorillard, Mr.
/ MeCloskey. Mr. Adams, and Mr. Winston
/ Il Is announced that Mrs. A B. Doyle,
of Asheville, who is now in Washington,
will be the hostess at the annual horse
( show breakfast AsheyiIIe Others who
viii entertain are Mrs. Thomas Cheese
! borough. Mrs. Dunn Mckee, Mrs
/ George ". Vanderbilt, Mrs. Harold Rssa,
Mrs. Joseph G3zzam. Mrs. a. c. Martin
and Airs. A. c. Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs
J George w. Vanderbilt have returned from
a fishing trip TO Pisgah Lodge, and are
/ expecting a number of guests for Easter
I Among them viii be Senator and Mrs.
] Chauncey Depew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford B. Lyon have
returned from their bridal trip and are
ar home at 10lS Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Julia Luchs. OF R street. is visiting
in Philadelphia, the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Levi.
Miss Meta Newmeyer. Of Havre de
Grace, Md, is the guest Of Miss Celeste
Goodman.
Mr.. a. D. Prince announces the engage
ment of his daughter Alma to Mr.. Sid
ney ". strouse. They viii be at home
Sunday. April z, from TO lO:S0 p. N.
Mrs. a. S. Bernstein. Of New York, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sol
R0senthaL
The joint dance given by the Utopian,
OctagOn, Imperial, and Phoenix clubs at
National Rifles Hall. on Wednesday even
ing. was very enjoyable affair. and
netted the Temple baseball league quite
a handsome sum 10 be used for athletic
purposes throughout the summer.
The Imperial Pleasure Club gave its
last dance of the season at Dyer's, on
Thursday evening. Those present were
Miss Lillian Coblenzer. Miss Leona
Stern. Miss Flora Gauss, Miss Meta New
meyer of HavFe de Grace: Miss Celeste
Goodman, Miss Ernestine Rich, Miss Ca--
RE Robinson, Miss Gladys Mayer, Miss
MeryI Goldsmith. Miss Rita Baer. Miss
Natalie Mayer, Miss Sadie Breslau, Miss
Rena Fleischman, and Messrs. Malcolm
Auerbach, Bernard Baer, David A Baer,
Maurice Eiseman, Melville Fischer, Stan
ley Fischer, Milton Goldsmith, Alfred
Haas. Arthur Neuman, Lester Neuman.
Lester Marx, Herbert Rich, and David
Stern.
Mr. A. Gumbiner. of New York, was
a recent visitor in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bush will be at
home this evening at 1860 E street north
west
Mrs. B. sinsheimer, Of Georgetown.
spent last week in Fredericksburg, Va,
the guest Of relatives.
Miss Josie Lsauber, OF New York, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Mr.. z. B. Hartz spent the early part of
the week in New York.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Josephine Steinberg and Mr.. Benjamin
Wollberg on Sunday evening. April II. at
l2Zl New Jersey avenue northwest
Prominent among those who have Sc
cured boxes and seats for the one per-
formance TO be given by Mr.. George A.
Bentley az the Belasco Theater Thursday
evening are the Japanese Ambassador
and the Viscountess Aoki, the Haitian
Minister and Nine. Leger. the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Root, Judge Alexander
J. Bentley, the first secretary of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Nine, do Amaral, the
Wedding Gifts