The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14

were Prof. and MS. Payson Langley.
DR.. Laura 8. Brennon, Prof. and Mrs.
Victor Zebley. Mr.. and Mrs N. c.
Hooker. AIr. and Mrs. Newell White.
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Thorward, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Bovee Gordon Hooker, Mrs Al
exandeT and Miss Alexander Mrs. La
VILE Mrs, Helen Masury, George Boyd.
Miss Deakins, Mrs. a. j. Bayard. Miss
Bayard Mrs. Angel. Nj Deaklns Mrs.
4. /. Allen, Conrsd Becker, J.. A. Wood.
W. Hickey Major and Mrs. Lourey,
Captain and Mrs. Plummsr, Miss Eliza
beth Martin. Mr.. ana BIrs. Wehrman
and Miss Elizabeth Fielding.
Dedication services for 3 Ueu at thu
oldest Colonial Church on the eastern
coast at Leland, Nd, we're held Thurs
day, and were attended by a number
Of Washington and Baltimore people.
The bell was the gift OF Chapter No ],
Colonial Danes Of Baltimore
After the regular service in the
church a short service was held IN the
beIfry when an address was mace by the
Rev. DR.. Butler, and Mrs. zfcKim tolled
the bell three times The service was
attended by St. Andrews choir Of
Washington, which gave a special nv
steal program.
Among those from Washington be-
sides the choir were the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Carter, the Rev. Or. ana Mrs.
Buck and DR.. ". L. DeVries. Among
those from Baltimore were Mrs. Tun-
stall Smith, Mrs. Bruce. Mrs. Keyser,
Mrs. Annes, Mrs. Simpson and Mrs.
McKim.
An interesting event OF the week viii
be the annual excursion Of the Wash
ingtonians 10 Marshall Hall next Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have left
Washington for the summer. They are
at their country home IN Montgomery
county.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, president gem
eral Of the D. A. R., is spending sew
eral weeks in Ohio on D. A. r. busi-
ness.
Miss Katherine Graves and Miss Har-
riet Graves. OF Eighteenth street, who
have spent the winter in Baltimore,
where they were students at Mt. ST.
Agnes College, have returned TO WASH
ington.
A lawn fete under the auspices OF
the Industrial Educational League, Of
the South, viii be held at 1921 BIassa-
chusetts avenue Tuesday evening from
TO 10 o'clock.
The pupils of Miss Sadie F. White
gave an interesting piano recital We'd
nesday evening at her home. 540l BrigAt-
wood avenue Those who took part
IN the program were: Miss Evelyn
Goldsmith. Miss Marguerite Leonard.
Miss Dorothy Keene. Miss Mary Glad
ing. Miss Edna White. Miss Miriam
Evans, Miss Mildred Rynex, Miss Belle
Alden, Miss Helen Nicely. and Gerald
Keene and Harry Goldsmith. Mrs.
Charles Ray rendered two selections on
the violin
Mrs. B. Hechinger has left washing
ton for Marshall, Tex, 20 attend the
wedding on June A. OF her grand
daughter, Miss Blanche stein. 10 Herr
bert GensbacneT, Of Weatlerford, Tex.
Mrs. Alvilda Mau0ck Rousseau, an
nOunces her pupils recital assisted by
DIT and Mrs. J. W BisChoff and Ben
jamin Sofranek. at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, Tuesday, June Is, at
s O'Clock.
Representative and Mrs Ansberry,
who have spent the winter at the Cairo
closed their apartment there Friday anG
returned TO their home I'm Defiance.
Ohio. for the summer Mrs. Ansberry IS
one Of the most attractive young ma
irons Of the Congressional set.
Mrs. Carlin will again join the ranks
Of Congressional hostesses next winter,