The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

the W. D. c. at Lee Camp Hall on Mon
day evening. Plans were discussed for an
entertainment, called AN Evening in
Dixie" to be given at the Lee Camp Hall
on May 2S Mrs. William ogden was IN
the chair. Others present were Mrs.
Charles NJ Shepperson. Mrs. Blanche
Berkeley, Mrs. J. NJ. Hill. Mrs. Walter
McCanery, and Miss Mary German.
The performance of the "Pansy Bios
som Baby Party" to be given by Christ
Church Choir and other local talent in the
parish hall next Thursday evening, prom
ises to he a very amusing event Some
of the soloists will be Miss Gertrude
Pickens, Miss Janet Rowan, Miss Ellen
Nagel, Messrs. Wilbur Maddux, Martin
Green. and Warren Grimes.
Mrs. Charles G. Cariiu was the hostess
OF a charming card party on Tuesday
evening, when she entertained at two
tables OF euchre Mrs. Carlins guests
were Mrs. Samuel G Brent Mrs. Lewis
Barley, Mrs. G. William Wattles, Mrs.
George Uhler. Mrs. Carroll W. Ashby,
Mrs Carson. of Washington; Miss May
b. Greene. Miss Rose Mcdonald. Miss
Ida Wattles. Miss Broadus, and Miss
Minnie Henderson. The prizes, which
were particularly pretty. were won by
Mrs. Carson, Of Washington, and Miss
May B. Greene
Mrs. Charles T. Lindsey entertained at
a beautiful luncheon on Wednesday,
when her guests were Mrs. Harry e.
Porter, Of Washington; Mrs. Apgar, wife
Of Maj. Apgar. T.. S A, and Mrs Ne
Conighie. wife q, Capt McConighie. L. S
A.. great granddaughter OF Alice OF Old
Ninceunes.
The Neighborhood Club had very en-
ioyabie meeting at the residence Of Mrs
C.. William Wattles on Friday afternoon.
The guests were Mrs. Cassius F. Lee.
Mrs. Henry L. Roberts, Mrs. Albert
Doyle Brockctt Mrs. Robert ". Fuller.
and Miss Philippa Watties.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mount Vernon Chapter Of the Daughters
.of the American Revolution was held at
the residence Of Mrs William j. Morton.
on Wednesday evening. The meeting was
largely attended. and the annual election
.of officers took place Mrs. Thomas ".
Robinson, regent, declined 10 accept the
office another term, and Mrs. William A
Smoot was unanimously elected regent.
Mrs. William J. Morton. vice regent. Miss
D1bnoy Horndon, recording secretary,
Miss Caroline Wise. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. John Leadbeater. treasurer.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard. regis
trar, and Mrs. Stewart Jameson. his
toriau.
About Tuesday his chapter viii send %
the jamestown Exposition a most inter
os;ing collection of Revolutionary relics
to be exhibited in the ID. 4. h. Building
After business was transacted. Mrs
Morton entertained her guests very do
nghtfuIly. Among those present were
Mrs. T. W. Robinson Mrs. Dabney Hern-
don, Mrs William A. Smo0t. Mrs
George Chler. Mrs Robert W. Fuller
Mrs. II. H. Boswell. Mrs. Robert G. Pow
ell. Mrs. Samuel Monroe. Mrs. John Lead
beatcr, Miss Laura Smoot. Miss Mamie
Norton. Mrs William Brown. Miss Het-
zel, and Miss Wilson. OF Washington.
Mrs. Arthur snordsr entertained the
Thursday Club az her residence on King
street, with "a euchre party. Mrs. Samuel
Gordon Brent Won Jhs prize. other guests
were Mrs. Henry T. Robertson. Mrs
George Uhler. Mrs Casslus +. Lee. Mrs
Thomas W Robertson, Mrs Samuel q
Brent Mrs. George s French. Mrs.
James Reid
Mr.. Stuart Hunter entertained "a party
az the skating rink on Saturday evening.
and a delightful supper after His guests
were Miss Elizabeth Herbert. Miss Edith
Ramsay, Miss Lucy Douglas. Nj Milton
French. and Mrs. Richard Chichester.
On Tuesday evening another Jolly skat-
ing party was given by Miss Elizabeth
Herbert. when her guests we're Miss
Edith Ramsay. Miss Marian Herbert.
Miss Lucy Douglas, Mr. William Bryant.
Mr. Arthur Bryant. Mr.. Milton French.