The Washington herald., 1907-09-29
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1907.


every seat. Part + Opening chorus, the
company: solo. Molly o" Mr.. Weber (of
Weber Fields Company; song. "Alezan-
der" Sister Caroline SNOWFALL; solo, I'm
an Unhappy Maid Eddie Foy; sole,
Egypt. Billy Williams; Holding
Hands" the Black Patti: recitation, Sc
lected. Ian Maclaren: song. Bill Sim
MONS" the Gold Dust Twins; solo.
Dixie" Happy Heinie; closing chorus,
the company. Part 3 Selection. piano,
Wouldn't You Like to Have Ne for
Sweetheart Mr. Rastus Johnson; a lit
tie talk on transport service, Mr.. DoOley;
'Dearie." Mighty LAX a Rose. Stun
Der Boat" piano. violin. and mandolin.
Part s. Tableaux, Love Dreams Of an
Old Maid, First Love" (the father,
Calf Love-" Her Ideal" THE Matinee
Idol" The Groom that Failed" Car
riages at II. Flowers at stage door
Commander and Mrs. John Moore. Of
l755 P street northwest, have returned 10
the city.
Capt. Charles A. Romeyn, Second
United States Cavalry, and Mrs Romeyn
are visiting his parents. Maj and Mrs.
Henry Romeyn. at 1876 p street.
Mr. and Mrs William r. Myers left
Friday evening for an extended trip
South. They will go as far as Texas.
stopping at different points on the way.
A most enjoyable informal hop was
given on Thursday evening at Convention
Hall, jamestown Exposition, Norfolk
Va. for the benefit Of the Army Relief
Society. The band Of the TWenty-third
Infantry furnished the music, and about
300 invitations were issued. Mrs. T.
Franklin Schley. a daughter-in-law Of
Admiral Schley, and Mrs. Philip Reade,
wife Of Col Reade. performed a great
deal Of work 10 insure the success Of the
event. The patronesses were Mrs Frank
lin Schley, Mrs. Philip Reade. Mrs. Har-
old Benham. Mrs. Samuel Seay. Mrs
Jack Hayes, Mrs. Quackenbush. Mrs
Clagett and Mrs. Harold Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer have returned to their
home in Washington from a TWO weeks
stay in Norfolk ana at the jamestown
Exposition. AIr. and Mrs Meyer will
leave Washington shortly for Williams
port. Pa. where they viii be the guests
of Mr. Meyers family for a time. They
Will then return 20 Washington, and Mr..
Meyer viii again take up his duties in
the Department OF Justice
The first important social function Of
the season In the George Washington
University took place last evening at S
o'clock. when the university congress ten
dered a reception 20 the new students of
the university and their lady friends. In
University Hail. Fifteenth and II streets.
President Needham, Dean Vance, Of the
law department. and Dean Wilbur. Of the
college. were present and made addresses.
Musical numbers were rendered by Phil
Scantling, a senior IN the law school. and
the Misses TrOw, Lacey, and Church.
Robert Hickman read.
After the programme, the new students
were given an opportunity 10 meet the
president Of the university and other
members of the faculty. who were pres
ent Refreshments were served.
AtAAs A-ll4h|A n 'IAtltAEFAs W4AD mas DEf-4i
the guest Of Mrs f Rosenthal, Of Fifth
street, left yesterday for his home in
/ Wilson, \. c.
Mrs. James Stuart and her children.
Marjorie and Jean, have just returned
from the jamestown Exposition. and are
at 1916 Twelfth street northwest.
Mr and Mrs. J. Kaufman. Of BIG NJ
street. will be at home this evening from
: 10 Ii. In honor OF the engagement of
their daughter, Carrye. and Mr Abe
Jacoby.
Miss Maull. who has been the guest Of
Mai. and Mrs. Josiah Shaw. has returned
to her home, al Lewes, Del.
Miss Hennie Van Lear. Of Baltimore
Md, spent a few days in the city recently
visiting friends,
Miss Audrey Palmer. of lHS Thirty
third street. has returned from the James
town Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbach returned
10 town on Wednesday, after spending
| the summer abroad.
Mrs Charles ". Otis. who has been in
Marietta, Ohio. since June s. during tn,
illness and death OF her mother. has re-
turned TO her home. 80 1 street north
west.
Mrs. Censor SUeng. Of Pittsburg. Pa.
/ left for home yesterday, after a months
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Joseph Abel. OF
/ Clifton street
/ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rothschild are max
/ ing short visit 10 Canada.
/ Mr.. William \. Graham, who has beer
spending some time at Narragansett. has
returned to this city.
/ Mrs. Jandorf, Of Baltimore. Nd. Is tn,
| guest Of her sister, Mrs. H. Strauss. Of
/ L street.
Mrs. F. D. Farr and little daughter
Emily Thornton Farr, have returned from
/ Browning Mont, to spend the winter
! season in Virginia and Washington.
/ Mrs. L L. Blout is entertaining Mrs
Morris Clarke. of New York.
Mr.. Sam Iseman, of FairmOnt, W. Va.
was in town for a short stay. the CUES
of his sister, Mrs. D. Kahn, Of Twelfth
/ street
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Behrend anC
Miss Nellie Behrend left during the weel
for Niagara Falls and various points il
Canada
Mr.. William Jeffers. postmaster o
Hackensack, n. J., is spending g his vaca
+{o,, IN NE-g eb{potoy