The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-11

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turn of Lieutenant Smiths regiment
from Cuba.
Mrs. Needer, wife of Capt. T. E. d. W.
Needer. L. 5. N. and their family have
returned to Washington from their
country place in Virginia and opened
their house on @ street.
Mrs. Calvin de Witt who is en- route
10 Washington. is spending several days
IN 81. Louis, the guest OF Mrs Max
Koehler, on Maple avenue.
Charles p. Taft. of Cincinnati. brother
Of Judge Taft. was the guest Of Lieut.
Gen. Henry G. COrbin. L. S. A. retired,
in his home in Chevy Chase last week.
Naval Constructor and Mrs. Robert
Stocker have opened their apartment in
the Highlands for the winter season.
The first meeting of the Monticello
Chapter Of the d. A R, the new chap
Mrs. Mary Beach, Friday evening. The
officers we're an present, and the pro-
gram for the winter season was planned.
Mrs Beatty. wife Of Captain Frank
z. Beatty. L. s. y. has taken an apart
ment I'm the Cordova, where she will
spend the winter
Capt H O. Hebbinghaus. who was
recently detached from the German en-
bassy. and his successor, Capt. II. Rclz-
man, are guests at the Ho,sl Wolc2tt,
New York city.
Paymaster Charles Conrad, T. 5 y d.
and Mrs. Conrad ami their family. have
returned TO Washington from Sciascon-
set. Nantucket island Mass, where
Mrs. Conrad and he rrtle girls have
been spending the sdnmCr.
Miss Weaver. daughter Of Liuct. Col.
and Mrs. +. NJ. Weaver. L. S. A, is IN
Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo.. the guest for
several weeks Of ner brother. Lieut..
Walter R. Weave', u. s A.
Colonel and NJ 5. Weaver who srenr
the summer nj their place in Chevy
Chase, Nd. have returned 10 Washing
ton and opened 'h=.r apartment in the
Farragut for the winter
Capt. Cameron NOR. Winslow. L. S.
n, commanding the hat;lcsEip New
Hampshire, spent several days ia Wash
ington last week.
The Catholic Women's Circle began
its series Of conversations upon Cath
Ole art, literature, music history, peO-
pie and current events, holding its first
meeting at the home Of the president.
Mrs. Harry CoOpe. 700 EIefenth stresJ
northwest The objects Of the Christ
Child Society, the Confraternity Of
Christian Doctrine. the Eucharisic Con-
Eress the centenary of Quebec, the
Catholic Education Association were
briefly presented and photographs Of
a large number Of Catholic women prom
inent in philanthropy, society, and the
drama We're distributed Refreshments
were served.
The next conversation, THE Rosary
under the dictatorship Of Miss Mary
O'ToOle, on Monday next, in the pariOrs
Of the Burlington, will be open 10
visitors.
The secretary's report showed a large
Increase in membership, and it was
decided 10 meet semi-monthly at the
homes Of the members and to hold the
annual congress in May
Mrs. St. Clair, of Washington, is the
guest OF Mrs. H l.. johnson in her
home on Main street, Suffolk, Va.
Miss Addie POston was hostess at a
musicale in her home in Falls Church,
Va, Saturday evening.
The program included Miss Trigg, o.
Vienna, who played several piano solos:
Miss Emma Seaman. who sang a vocal
solo; Frank POstOn, who also sang vo-
cal selections. and a quartet, consist
ing Of Mrs. Nachen, Miss Ruth Garner.
Phillip Poston, and Frank FostOn. sang
a number Of songs Miss Lena Fritts.
Of Tennessee, who has recently return
ed TO this country from Germany,
where she has been studying music,
sang a number Of selections from dill
ferent operas. Mr.. Albertson played
several excellent violin numbers.
Among the guests were the Rev. DR..
Noble, Mrs UmverzarEt. Mir. and Mrs.
Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. Machen, NJ. and
Mrs. Fellows. Mrs. Moncure North Win
ship. MT. Trigg. Miss NIargie G.--ner,
Miss Ruth Garner, and Ira Smith. Of
Washington.
The "WashinStonians" have issued
cards for their opening dance, 70 be
held IN The National Rifles Armory on
the evening Of October Il.
The reception committee includes G.
n. Phelps. Miss Anna Harmon, Miss
Marion J. Wilett, Miss Agnes Soxty,
Miss Ethel Harding, Miss Katie slater,
and Miss Mary c. Bricker.
The floor committee consists Of George
F f. Chase, Eugene MOTeland, Leroy
WiUett, John H Yates, and R T.
BTickeT.
Mrs. Garner was hostess at tea We'd
nesday in her home in Falls Church.
Va. assisted by her daughter, Miss
Ruth Garner, and her niece, Miss Gar
ner, Of Washington, in honor Of Mrs
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