The Washington times., 1907-09-15

lOo-foot hagpole we're special nest
lights OF high power.
! Mrs. Westing nghouse gave her personal
attention 70 the illumination Of the park
/ and tae decoration OF the gymnasium
for the hunt ball
Guests Number $50.
While the 80 guests were assembling
the Lee Band played national airs on
the lawn. and an orchestra played for
dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse received
the guests at the gymnasium entrance.
/ Dancing began at 10 o'clock. and con-
| tinued until midnight Then supper was
served. when daDeing was resumed. The
/ color effect ives heightened By the pink
| coats OF the hunt members.
An Interested spectator Of the ball
was David T. Dana's grandmother. Mrs.
/ David 3. Turner, who is more han
/ ninety years old
| In the house party Mr.. and Mrs. West
/ inghouse are entertaining and whose
members were at the ball were A. d.
/ c. Parsons. Misses Marguerite wads-
/ worth, Anne Macbeth. Rachael Aiken.
and G. c. Pullman. OF New York.
Some Who Attended.
Others at the ball were Mr. and Mrs.
! Glraud Foster, Frederick Foster.
/ Mrs. Richard Starr Dana and David r.
| Dana's guest, Wlster Kendall: Mr. and
/ Mrs. William D. Sloane, Malcolm Pater-
| son. Charles Lanier. ar. and Mrs. Har-
/ old S Sidway, Marshall r Kernochan.
Mr. apd Mrs. John Caldwell. Mr.. ana
/ Mrs. Charles s. MeIlen, Miss Mellen.
! ATr-e - Il
/ Pittsburg, ROdman Calder and Misses
Emily and Elsie Bacon. and their house
/ guests, Misses Mary Perkins and Minnie
| Lyman, Of Boston.
| There were also Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| De p. Tytus. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles As
/ tor Bristed and their house guest, Aus
| tin Lowe Jenkins. Of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs Newbold Morris and Miss Daisy
! Collins. of New York city, and Misses
| Georgette and Constance Folsom. who
| have Arthur Townsend and Evert Wen
/ del as house guests.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Shields Clarke, with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Alexander McCrea; Spencer 2.
Shotter, the Misses Potter, Miss Sophia
! Furniss, Mrs. Julian James, Mr.. and
Mrs. James P. Ludlow. John Sloane,
Herbert B. Shaw, Joseph W. Burden,
| Quincy Shaw, OF Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
| Richard c. Dixey, Misses Rosamond
| Dixey, and Dorothy Jordan, Of
Boston. and Robert Bradley and Ken
meth Budd. OF the Dixey house party.
/ Misses Georgette Collier and Aleid
| Schenck, Frederick Schenck. Miss Ger
trude Parsons. Edward A. Burdette. Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay Fairfax. Mrs. Charles
| Carroll Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
! rockingham and their guests, Percy d.
/ Houghton. of Boston, and Lancaster r.
/ Valentine, Of New York; Mr.. and AIRS.
! Henry H Pease, Mrs. Oscar Iasaga-
Mss Nora 1asaga, Misses .Corneha and
| Charlotte Barnes, Mr.. and tLrs. Eric
| B. Dahlgren, Miss Alede Kneeland. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Livingston Lee and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Warren.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Grimes viii return
to washington Monday from a week S
trip to the jamestown Exposition and
Boston by sea.
Miss Belle steinberger. who was the
guest Of Mrs D. Kahn. of Twelfth
street, has returned to her home in
Richmond, Va.
The Washingtonians, well-knowa To-
| cal club, having adjourned over the
summer, assembled a. the home of Miss
Edith Appleby, II < street northeast,
last Mondoy evening. c. n. Phelps pre-
siding. It being the semi-annual busi-
ness meeting. much important business
was transacted, including the election Of
officers for the ensuing term, as follows:
President {. n. Phelps; vice president,
Agnes Saxty: secretary, Ralph T. Brick
| er; assistant secretary Harry ". Bow
man; treasurer, NJ. J. AFillett.
The club has arranged to hold its reg
ular dances in National Rifles Armory