The Washington times., 1908-04-05

Mrs William Barrett Ridgely. and
Mrs. Root
Mrs. Sewers. Mrs. Straus. and Baron
ess Won Sternburg.
Mrs. ]. Thropp.
Mrs Van Ruypen.
Mrs Wetmore. Mrs Herbert Wads-
worth, Mrs. Beekman VIII thrOp, and
Mrs Gardiner williams.
An interesting event of the week will
be the April dance Of the Washington
tans'' in National Rides Arrnory, Thurs
day evening. Cards have been issued,
and committees appointed.
Inc Catholic Conversation Circle met
Thursday evening at the home Of the
president. Mrs. Harry Coope, 7O6 Elev-
enth street northwest.
Miss Frances Hardness was director
for the evening, and chose for her sub
ject Holy Week" giving a reading up
on the music, customs, professions. and
solemn ceremonies for each day OF the
week Mrs. Margaret c. Lohr's motion
that the paper be copied and placed
upon the records Of the circle. for
future reference, was carried unani-
mously.
Mrs CoCpe announced that visitors
would be welcome to her home next
Thursday evening The subject will be
An evening with the American Cardi-
nal"
A general conversation followed upon
Holy Week" Those making addresses
were Mrs P P Mullett. Mrs. VIM. ].
Zen, Miss Fax, Mrs. a. X Connolly.
Miss Clare Dillon, Mrs. Ida NJ. CoIford.
Miss Frances Hardness, Miss Ethel Col
ford, Miss Grace Connolly. Miss Kath-
ryn Kirby, Miss Mabel knight, Miss
Florence Colford, Miss Violet Coxen
Miss katherine Reed. Miss Mary Schpei-
der, Miss Alice RennOlds. Mrs. Mary
Wits, and Mrs. COODe. and Mrs. Mar
garet c. LOhr and Miss Frank Con-
molly
The Crescents'' have issued invita-
tons for their sixth and last dance Of
the season TO be held next Saturday
evening at 1917 r street northwest. The
committee in charge consists of joseph
w. McKericher. Elmer c. Wood. Lu-
Their NJ Cornwall. Willard Martin, and
Myron Taylor
The Crescents'' and The Denados"
will give a joint excursion TO Marshall
Hall early in June.
She Stops to Conquer will be given
by the Gunston Hall Alumnae Associa-
ton, April %. at GunstOn Hall Tickets
are now on sale at the school, 1906 Flor
ida avenue, or may be purchased from
members of the alumnae.
The Mary Washington Chapter N s
D. A R., will entertain at a social meet
ing at the washington Club nexl
Wednesday evening.
The guest Of honor will be Mrs
Charles w Fairbanks Miss Leila
MechIin, the art critic. viii deliver an
illustrated talk on "LEnfant's Plan
and Future Washington"
One OF the delightful affairs Of last
week was the whist party given We'd
nesday evening by Mrs. L Heckinger
in honor Of her house guest. Mrs. Kahn.
Of New York. The first prize was won
by Mrs. c. BreslaU and the second by
Mrs s Breslau. After cards a delight
full supper was served
Mrs. L. Silverman has returned from
a two weeks stay in Baltimore
Mrs. L. Goldsmith. Of r street. has as
her guest, Mrs. Bonheim. of Goshen.
N. Y.
Miss Jeanette Silver leaves town to-
day for New York. where she will be
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss have
returned to their home at 1904 o street.
after a trip 10 Atlantic City and New
York
Miss Patricia Smith. of Pnesburg. who
has been the guest of Miss Helene
Barchfeld. of the Connecticut, has gone
to Philadelphia to resume her visit
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Victor Wen
dell. of Chicago. have issued invitations
for the wedding of their daughter Ruth
70 Saul Henry Cans. OF New York. but
formerly Of Washington, to take place
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock at the
Hotel Metropole. Chicago Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. westheimer, Of New
York, have been spending a few days
here.
Miss Edna N. Weyl, who has spent
the last three months visiting in New
ark. n. j., and New York. viii return
to her home on r street today
Joseph Price, who has been the guest
OF his father. Morris Price of the Ash
ley, returned 10 New York yesterday
Mrs B. Hartz, who has spent the win |
ter with her daughter, Mrs. B. Levy,
of Manning. S. C, is expected to return |
to her home here this week
Mrs. B. Sinsheimer and her sister. |
Mrs. H. Adler. OF 3212 n street north /
west, have discontinued their THURSDAYS
at home for this season.
A pleasant surprise party Of the week
was the one given Charles LuIley, of /
Westminster street, in honor Of his
birthday. Sunday. During the after
noon games were played ana after