The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
Social and Personal
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Interest of its immigrant aid work A
Very delightful programme was rendered
10y the following: Violin selections, Mr.. NJ
Perlman; piano solo, Mrs. Meyer Fell
heimer; violin selections. Master Ralph
GOLDSMITH, with Mrs Charles Goldsmith
al The piano, concluding with illustrated
songs and moving pictures
Inc committee in charge deserves much
praise Tor the success of the entertain
lnent Also for the successful English
classes which they have organized for
the Russian immigrants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene SCHNEIDER and lit
tie daughter. Marie, Of New York, are the
guests Of relatives for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. David Fairchld. who
have spent the greater part Of the sum
Iner and autumn al their place near
Kingston, Nd, expect to come TO Wash
inston next week They viii occupy the
residence Of Mrs. Fairchld's father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Graham
I5eH, 1888 Connecticut avenue. Mr. and
Mrs Bel. who are now in Canada, Will
not return until December.
Miss Juliette Howard, of Lebanon, Pa,
the Highlands, will leave Washington to-
DAY for New York, where she viii attend
the horse show, afterward returning TO
mis- city for a stay Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, who
have been spending a week in Virginia,
viii open their home in Washington to-
day for the winter
Mrs. Root and Miss Root, who were ex-
Iected 70 return to Washington yester-
DAY from visit to New York and Bos-
ton, Will not arrive until the early part
Of this week.
Mr.. Arosemena, first secretary Of the
Panama Legation went 20 New York
yesterday for a few days.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Drake have
taken apartments at the Farrasut for the
winter
Capt and Mrs. Wright are guests for
the weekend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G0elet McVicker at Mamaroneck. y. Y.
Mrs. J. b Bishop and Miss Bishop left
this city Friday and viii sail November
IL 10 join Mr. Bishop at Panama.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cumming, who
lave been entertaining a number Of house
parties at their place in Sykesville, Nd.
opened their house in this city yesterday
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson left
the Grafton yesterday TO take possession
Cf the Walter s. Andrews house. in NJ
street which they have leased for the
winter.
The ladies OF the American Forestry
Association were the hostesses at a
luncheon to three Of their retiring mem
hers yesterday. The luncheon was served
in Forestry Hall. 1871 G street northwest
which was tastefUlly decorated for the
occasion Those present were Dr. Thomas
7. Will. secretary Of the association; Mr.
Watson. the genial grand forester; Mr.
Drowning, Miss Ellis. Miss Cromelin. Miss
Davidson. Miss Madse Clark. Miss Alice
Clark, Miss Rogers, and Mrs. keene. The
loss of Miss Madge Clark Miss Ellis. and
Hiss Rogers 70 the association is regret
ted, as they have lent their efforts TO the
great work Of preserving our once mag
Iihcent forests, for the past two years or
more.
The ladies' club. Of the Washington
Saengerbund, VIII give a euchre at their
club. 3l4 c street northwest. Wednesday
evening. November @.
The members of the Industrial Educa-
t.on League Of the South will give an
oyster supper in Scottish Rite Hall
thursday evening, for the benefit Of the
league. A number Of the young girls will
act as mattresses. The affair is gotten
Up by the older members of the Organiza-
tion, and the object is to try to help
peedy children not only in nearby dis
trlcts, and those who are forced to labor.
but are otherwise IN need. A full at
tendance is earnestly desired. The enter
tainment is given under the direction OF
hrs. L. c. Joliffe, Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs.
Hiss Caroline Lee Hendricks. Mr.. Carl
Hendricks. Mr.. T. J. Seay, Miss Belle
Wright, and Mrs. Moseley. Mrs Z. G.
Hendricks is chairman Of the entertain
ment committee.
The members Of the Greater Washing
ton Band gave their weekly dance Tues
cay evening, in Eagles Hall. and in every
respect the affair was most successful
and euiOva HE