The Washington times., 1908-04-26


Church, AT a delightful buffet luncheon
in her apartment at the Por; 1er. Tues
day, April q.
Those present were Miss Alma Demon
est, Miss LOUla 0Iankin. Miss Rice,
Miss Susie Dawson, Miss Davenport.
Mrs. Eugene AIcNair. Mrs KnoOp. and
Mrs. Altdorfer.
Commander and Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, OF the navy yard. Will leave
Washington Thursday Tor San Fran
cisco. where Commander Sharp has been
assigned 20 command OF the L. S. s.
Virginia, vita the fleet. Commander
and Mrs. Sharp have made many
friends during their residence in Wash
ington, and their departure IS the coca
sion OF sincere regret.
A party OF fifteen OF the young men
and women who took part In The
Prince OF Parcheesi" last week LETT
Washington this morning for the coun-
try place OF DR.. J. Breckenridge
Ravne. where for several DAYS they viii
be the house guests OF DR.. Bayne 5
Drother-in-law and sister, Nj anc Mrs.
DevId r. Tenant. jr-
Mrs. Randall Hagner, who made such
q beautiful and effective Gibson g1rl n
The society play, The Prince or FaF-
che 81. - last week. entertained the mem
hers OF the cast last evening at supper
in her home in Jefferson place MIS-
H7zncr is one Of the most neaulllA-
women IN the younger married sell anu
e the sister-in-law Of Miss Isabella
T5arner. Mrs. RoOsevelt's social secre-
tary-
Miss Henron and Miss Monger, OF
Fairmont Seminary, gave a piano anu
SONG recital al FairmOnt FRIDAY even
ing
The japanese Girl" an operetLa' wilI
be given by the girls OF the bIls1ol
School for the benefit Of a tuoerculoSlS
fund Friday and saturday evenings
Nav I'd =. ut St. Andrew HAN
Fourteenth and Corcoran streets.
The Alumnae Association CT lle
cobooI rIncorporated) is trying 20 raise
a sufficient amount OF money 10 eIeCI
and maintain in the mountains OF NorIh
Carolina, near Asheville. a sanatorloin
mi cottages where the needy poor con
s,Jmptive viii be cared for aosol"Iely
free Of charge. 60 often these people
manage 10 reach the desirable climate
r,,r ,,-itlfout money there is Go place Tor
them and they are sent home, "i'ere
they continue 70 menace the AVeS Oh
others.
tuberculosis is the cause OF more
than one-eighth Of the deaths IN the
United states. In the East the proper
ton has been increasing, keeping step
with the growth and overcrowding OF
our large cities.
Representative and Mrs. Henry s
Rol,teu were hosts at a dance for young
neonIe Tuesday evening at the High
lands in honor Of their schoolgirl!
daughter Miss BouteIl. and her house
guest. Miss Edna Biggers. OF Kentucky.
who spent the Easter holidays at the
Highlands. Miss BoutelI and Miss Big
gers are students az the Bristol School
Mrs. ]. 2. Robinson, Mrs. r. II Dun
lap. Clarence r Wilson. Frank Emdes
and Oswald Wilson. all Of Washington,
are among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel AstOr, New York.
A unique social function took place
in Richmond Friday evening when the
Younger contingent OF society danced a
german on roller skates The ger
man was held in the big horse show
building. and the boxes were we'll filed
with prominent society maids and ma
irons. and the german was led by Miss
Louise Bond and William Dewey Cooke.
Governor and Mrs. Swanson led the
promenade
Miss Mary 3. Hoge, Of Washington.
is the guest of Miss Louise Gator In
her home on ST. Paul street. Baltimore.
Mrs AckeTt was hostess at a must
Gale yesterday afternoon, at which Miss
Bessie Abbott sang.
Mrs Morris Evans was hostess at a
small informal supper party at the New
willard last Saturday evening in COM
pIiment to Enrico Caruso.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph z. Thropp enter
tanned at dinner last evening compli-
mentary 10 Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Har-
Ian. Invited 10 meet them we're Mrs.
John w Foster Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Mrs. Lindsay Morehead, Repre- entatiye