The Washington herald., 1908-04-26
GEORGETOWN SOCIETY.


The weekly dance at the DumbartOn
Club last Tuesday evening was the first
of the after-Lenten series. a large num-
Der attended and there were several lit
tie supper parties in the grill-rOom after
the dancing. Among. the members and
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
smoot, Mr. and Mrs. David Agnew
Greenlees, Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Casey,
Mrs. Phillip T. Berry. Miss Julia Lippit,
Miss Brawner Miss Harvey, Mr.. William
Waggerman, MI Addison Knox Lusk.
Mr.. Ernest Brisco, Mr.. John Lane Johns,
Mr.. Bodowin Craighill Mr. Ernest Mech
lin. Mr.. Fred Klineschmidt, Mr.. William
Cassin. 8lr. Erskine Gordon, Mr.. Ran
dolph Darlington, Mr.. Oden Bouie Rob
erts. and Mr. Charles B. Cheyney,
Mrs. J. Holdsworth Gordon has as her
house guest Miss MurieI Bogart Of Flush
ing. L. / Miss Bogart is the hance Of
Mr. ] Holdsworth Gordon. jr. Mrs. Cor
don gave a tea for her future daughter-in-
law Friday afternoon.
A tea and cake" sale was given in
Christ Church Tectory last Monday after
noon from until o'clock, for the bene-
fit OF the Rector's Aid Society, by the
ladies Of the congregation. Mrs. Blake,
assisted by Miss Esther DunwOody
poured the tea, and Miss Frances Blake,
Miss Mary Roach, Miss Ellen Dunwoody
and Miss Mary Wilkins presided over the
cake table. The attendance was large.
and the affair was pronounced a success.
Miss Charlotte l. l. Carrnody and Miss
Anne Bucky spent Wednesday in An
napolis. where they attended the Har-
vard-Navy boat race They were the
guests of Miss May Benson. daughter of
Commander William 5. Benson, L. 5. \.
An Easter cantata THE Cruclfxion
and Resurrection written by Mr.. ".
Berwald was given Tuesday evening last
at the Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Church. Among those who took part
We're Soloists. Miss Bessie Burch, So
pranO; Mrs. J. A. Houghton, contraltO;
Donald S. Edmonds, tenor and John
Waters, barytOne. The church choir rem
dered the chorus, and Mrs, Isaac Bureh
was pianist The cantata was under the
direction Of William T. Glover and was
remarkably well sung.
Miss Edible Sullivan. OF Dubuque. Iowa,
IS spending a few weeks in Georgetown.
Miss Sullivan is a student at the College
Of St Elizabeth. n. J.
Mrs. Eugene de Forest Heald. widow
Of Commander Heald, Z. S. n, IS visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Emile W. Reach.
Mrs Heald's son, the Rev Eugene de
Forest Heald, who is at present at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. Chelsea, Mass.
writes his friends in Washington inter-
esting accounts Of the good work done
by the rector there.
Spencer Gordon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Holdsworth Gordon. is at his home.
S02S Q street, for the Easter holidays
Mr.. Gordon is one OF PElnceton's crack
tennis players.
B. Oldren Salter arrived Thursday from
Rugby, England where he occupies
responsible position with the Thomas
Houston electrical works, for a three
weeks visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Salter, Of the Kanawha-
Mss Alice Roberts. of Prince George
County, Md; Miss Snowden. of Alexan-
dris, and Tom Richards. Jr., OF Baltimore,
are guests Of Miss Helen Williams.
Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon. at her home
S2SS r street
Mrs. Charles Darwin PennebalEer was
hostess at dance. Tuesday evening last,
given in honor of her young daughter
Miss Anna Elliott Pennebalzer, at her
home in Q street. The feature was when
each young woman put on a dainty cal
leo apron, which was unfinished around
the edge and had It hemmed by one
Of the young men present, prize being
given for tie best attempt at sewing
Among the guests were Miss Emily FL
lott of Kentucky, who is visiting Mrs
Pennebaker: Miss Lucinda Pennebaker
Miss Dorothy ROrheT. Miss Anna Nichoi-
son, Miss Eloise OTne. Miss Emily Stuart
Miss Marie Cook. Miss Charlotte Dorsey,
Miss Anne Blackwood. Miss Kitty Beale
Miss Susie Davis, Mr. Clinton b. Penne-
baker, Mr.. Donald Creecy, Mr. Francis
Robinson, Mr.. Henry Robinson, Mr.. Phil
lip Orme, Mr.. George Fort, Mr.. John
Daniels, Mr.. Robert Daniels. Mr.. Thomas
Wilson, Mr.. Ralph Wilson, Mr.. Laurence
Du Bose, Mr. Vincent Smith. Mr.. Donald
AicRae. and Mr. Campbell Williams
Miss Rebecca Compston is visiting
friends in Lovettsville. Va.
The card party, given at the home Of
Mrs. SEWER. in Q street. for the benent
Of the ST. Mary's Guild, on Friday after
noon last, was a success. There were
about twelves tables, and the prizes were
attractive.
The subscription dance. arranged by
Mrs, Harold Goodwin and Miss Bessie
Hoover and given Ar tha Dunnhsrton