The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-01

State regent in 1893 and 1894: Mrs. Kate
Kearney Henry. 1885; Mrs. Mary T. Lock-
wood. 1907 and 1902; Mrs Charlotte Emer-
son Main, 1908 and 1904: Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey, 1895 and 1906. Mrs. Charles II.
Alden. 1899 and 1900, now regent OF the
Pasadena Chapter. Pasadena Cal. sent
greetings. and Mrs. Simon Neweomb. 1898,
was prevented from being present by III
ness. The programme was in charge of
the seven chapters, hostesses for this
meeting. which appeared on the pro
gramme In the order OF their organization.
as follows: First. Columbia, Mrs. Sarah j.
Croissant, regent was represented by
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, historian OF
the chapter. who recited- Second. Ameri-
can. Mrs L. H. Mattingly. regent The
number for this chapter was a song by
Mrs. Walter E. Hilton. Third. Mary Bart
lett, acting regent. Mrs. NJ. V Richards,
was represented by its founder. Mrs
Amos G. Draper. and two members of the
chapter. Miss Elizabeth Peel and Miss
Margaret B. Merrill One rendered Amer
lea" in the sign language OF the deaf and
dumb and the other vocally. Fourth. Lucy
HOlcOmbe, Mrs. z. 3. Townsend, regent,
was represented by instrumental music,
Mr.. George Chandler. cornet; Mr.. Hoff-
man. violin: Mr. Carl Mass, piano. Fifth,
Captain Molly Pitcher, Mrs Albert j.
Gore. regent For this chapter Col. John
Tweedale read poem in the quaint
French-CanadiaR dialect Sixth, Our
/ Flag. Mrs. William Van Zandt Cox. re-
gent. Miss Flora Jackson sang and Miss
] Lee Moore and Miss Bessie Tiffany and
Miss Sallie Tiffany gave mandolin trio
| Seventh, Emily Nelson, the last chapter
organized, Mrs. George G. Martin, regent
The historian. Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster
read an original paper on the "Old canal
at Great Fails The next social meet
ing will be in January. when seven other
chapters viii entertain.
Mr.. Albert II. Chaffee has returned for
| his annual visit and exhibition Of pie
lures, and ig al the ShOreham Yesterday
he showed some interesting original car
toons by Homer Davenport. He viii be
here Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday.
and will display views in Spain. Sicily.
and Italy. Rich display Of specially
made hand-carved frames. and some ex-
quisite reproductions in sepia and small
walled framed pictures. His room is the
rendezvous for the socially artistic during
his brief stay.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs Glennie
Tarbox have returned from a visit at
Old Point Comfort and located In street
for the winter.
Miss Isabelle Magruder has returned
from visit 10 Boston
The ladies OF the Pierce Guild. Auxi-
larry TO the Washington Hospital for
Foundlings. will have their annual lunch
con and sale OF fancy articles Thursday.
Friday. and Saturday Of this week at
Masonic Temple
Misses Louise and Irma McKelden. OF
this city, we're guests Of relatives in Phil
adelphia for the Thanksgiving holidays
and the Army and Navy game. They VIII
return 70 their home to-day.
Miss Warder win entertain at luncheon
to-day at her home In K street.
Representative Wayne Parker and Mrs. /
Parker and Miss Elizabeth Parker re-
turned 10 their home in Rhode Island
last evening for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley r. Mason an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Lucy to Mr.. George Hoxie Moffett, OF
Kansas City, No. The marriage will take
place early in January.
Representative and Mrs Larner. of
Florida, have arrived in the city, and will
spend the winter at the Shoreham.
Mrs. odell S. Smith. 1881 Sixteenth street !
northwest. entertained Friday evening for |
her son, Frank. and daughter, Ida, at a |
euchre in honor OF their guests. Mr.. |
Marsh and Miss Marsh, Of Elizabeth. n. |
J. The guests were the Misses Hastings, |
Alden. Stoke. Fishback. Harlan, Crisweu, /
Miller. and Cramer. and N1essrs. Meyers. /
Mangum, Dickson Mohum Lyle, Rem /
burg. Seay. Swartzel, and Jackson. The /
girls first prize. a gold carved bracelet, /
was won by Miss Harlan. and the second |
prize, a silver bon-bon dish, by Miss |
Miller. The boys first prize, a bronze /
cigar lighter. was won by Mr.. Dickson. |
and the second prize. a euchre deck and /
leather case. by Mr. Nangum. The booby. /
china turkey was captured by Mr.. I
Jackson. After cards buffet supper 1
was served and dancing and singing con- /
cluded a delightful evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Max WeyI, of 1910 r /
street, will be at home this evening from
s to 10 o'clock in honor OF Mr.. Weyrs /
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eighth
Street Temple will entertain the pupils
OF the Sabbath school at Pythian Tenn
pie this afternoon
Mr.. Francis Curtis, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. has left his home
in Springfield, Mass. to reside perma-
nently at Washington. They have taken
the Halstead residence, at 1886 Biltmore
street, and VIII be at home after Decem-
Der l.
Mrs. Thomas Woodruff. president of the
Womans' Alliance Of All-Souls' Church.
assisted by a number of well-known
women, is working enthusiastically in
preparation for a Christmas sale. which
viii be held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
December 10 and II. at 1922 New York
avenue, from II a. m. to 10 D. m On
account of the accessibility Of the house
selected for the sale. the committees are
making rather elaborate plans. and win
be able TO make comfortable a large
crowd at all times.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Kann spent
Thanksgiving in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry Barnard and daughter
Doris, of New York, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss, of L street
Miss Fgizabetb Switch 81 nj ~, |