The Washington herald., 1908-05-24

been her guest several times during the
winter, was q member OF the graduating
class.
The students Of Georgetown University
VIII give an amateur circus for the ben
eft OF the crew and the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital on the college campus
some time the first part OF June.
Mr.. B. oldrin salter. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Salter. Of the Kanawha,
who has been spending several weeks
visiting his relatives in New York. sailed
last week on the Baltic for Rugby, Eng
land.
Mrs. Carl T. Shoemaker. Mrs. Deyereux
Green. and Miss Nancy Green leave this
week for Marmion. Va. where they will
be the guests Of Miss Lucy Lewis for sew
eral days.
Capt. Phillip Huntington. L. S. A, and
Mrs. Huntington, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Mckenny Berry, in Thirtieth
street.
Mrs. A T. Connard has returned from
spending the winter In Panama where
she has been visiting her son. Mr.. Robert
Connard. Mr.. Connard. who Is an en-
gineer in the Canal Commission. expects
to be in Washington in September.
Capt and Mrs. Keeper. L. S. A, have
left Havana. and expect TO visit Capt.
Keepers parents. Gen. and Mrs. Keeper,
in Washington Mrs Keeper was former
ly Miss Allen. OF Georgetown.
Mrs. Eugene De Forrest Heald. who has
been spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Emile w. Reich. in Thirtieth street.
viii leave for Milton. Mass. where she
VIII spend the summer.
Mrs. Allan and her daughter, Miss Ro-
berta Allan. are on their way from Hav-
ana, TO visit Mrs. Allan's daughter. Mrs.
Charles Connard. in Q street. They will
arrive May g.
Miss Ellie Turner. Of California, is
guest OF Miss Anne Bucky. in r street.
Miss Turner will be here about week.
Mrs. Charles G. Warden gave a bridge
party OF ten tables last Thursday after
noon. complimentary to her guest, Mrs.
Withers. OF Gloucester, Va. There were
some very handsome prizes. and later In
the afternoon refreshments were served
on the broad piazza The guests included
Mrs. Miner. Mrs. William Rorher. Mrs.
Hinkley. Mrs David A. Greenlees. Mrs.
Chew, Mrs. Phillip Berry, Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Lloyd Smeot, Mrs. Rawllns Hume.
Mrs. Matthewes. Mrs. Ballantyne. Mrs.
John Echert. Mrs. William Orme. Mrs.
Withers. Mrs Paree. Mrs Louis Mackall.
Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Voorhis. Mrs Charles
H. Craigin, Mrs. Phillip Berry, and Miss
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balch BeaI Wilson have
returned from two weeks visit TO At
lantic City.
Miss Emily Mason left yesterday for
Detroit. where she will visit relatives.
Miss Mason expects 70 unveil the statue
Of her brother the late Stevens Thomson
Mason. who was the first governor of
Michigan.
Miss Josephine Harvey gave a five
hundred" party last Monday evening in
honor OF Miss Mary Hines. Of Chester
town, Md, at her home in P street
There were four tables, and after the
game ices cakes. and punch was served
The prizes were won by Miss Elizabeth
HOVER and DR.. Hart, L. S. A. Among
the guests were Miss Virginia Wallace,
Miss Mary Hines. Miss Elizabeth Hoover.
Miss Helen Brockett OF North Carolina;
Miss Mary Reich. Miss Agnes Harvey,
Mr. Charles B. Cheyney. Mr.. Blocker
OF New York; DR.. Charles L.
DR.. Hart. L. S. A; Mr.. Malrlon
Hopkins Janney. and Mr., Robert Stand
ing, Of Alexandria; Mr.. Everett w.
Mr. Addison Knox Lusk and
Mr.. walter English.
Mrs. George ". Salter, OF the Kanawha
at bridge Monday afternoon
in honor OF Mr.. Bleeker Wheeler. OF New
York
There was pool match between Mr.
Leonard Nicholson and Mr.. William
LOCKER, at the Dumbarton Club Tuesday
night, which was won by Mr.. William
LOCKER. Among those who witnessed the
game were Mr. Charles B. Cheyney. Mr.
Roger Whetmore. Mr.. Orville Ecker. Mr..
Fred Kleinschmidt. Mr.. Jack Ramsey.
Mr.. Hartwell Craigen McCarteney. Mr.
Allan Walker, Mr.. George Howard. Mr..
Carriages for All Occasions.
Handsomest turnouts for driving, sight
seeing, weddings, theater parties, &c
Rates very reason hla nOWunV'c leo0 7.