The Washington herald., 1908-05-10

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Mackall is the founder Of this society
which is composed Of men and women
Only presidents Of the different colonis.
| organizations who are eligible are 10 be
/ charter members.
Steven Lorando. a Georgetown Uniyer.
sity graduate, spent several days here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Zeller and their little
son are the guests Of Mr.. Zeller's aunts
Mrs. z. A. Whelan and Miss Zeiler, In
street.
Mrs. Neal Leary and her little daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Clarke Leary. who have
been spending a few months with Mrs
Learys parents, Nr. and Mrs. William
Davis, in street, leave this evening foI
the South. where they viii join Mr.
Leary.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles Greenleaf are
the guests Of Mrs. Johns at the Stoddard
for the month Of May.
/ Miss Eeline Macdonald, OF Richmond
/ gave an informal song recital Thursday
afternoon. at the Home for Incurables. for
the entertainment Of the inmates. Miss
| Macdonald is a student at the Holy Cross
Academy. In Massachusetts avenue. and
/ has a fine voice.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass have re-
Gently moved into their new home, 3027 P
street Mr.. Douglass IS engineer of
bridges Of the District Of Columbia.
! Miss Margaret Chew, Of Charlestown.
". Va. is visiting the Misses Lippett, in
p street
Mrs. Booth Bouic, Of Fairview. Prince
! George County, Nd. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles P.
Williams, in Thirty-frst street, has re-
turned to her home.
Commander and Mrs. Thomas W. Kin
caid. L. s. n. have given up their home
in Philadelphia, and have moved 10 the
Norfolk Navy Yard. where Commander
kinca'd is stationed for duty Mrs Kin
caid was formerly Miss Virginia Cassin,
Of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Wood have gone
TO Atlantic City for about two weeks.
Mrs. Andrew BrIin. Of Ottawa. Ohio. is
staying in Georgetown for about a month.
Dr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Ridgwav gave
an informal supper last Sunday evening
at the Kanawha In honor OF Miss GeIine
Macdonald, Of Richmond The guests in
cluded Miss S. Tonita Ridgway. Miss
Macdonald. Mr.. James Townsley Worth
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'. Willett, Of Livingston Heights, Va.
In spite Of the rainy weather. the Tues
night dance at the Dumbarton Club was
largely attended Among Georgetown
and Washington people present were:
Mr. and Mrs. William LOCKER, Mr. and
Mrs Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Casey,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Agnew Greenlees. Mrs. Phillip
Berry, Miss Margaret yesterday. Miss
Julia Lippett, Miss Fry. Miss Marion
Parker. Miss Darby. Miss Towers, Miss
Wright. Miss White. Miss Harvey. Mr.
Fred Kleinsehmidt, Mr.. John Lane Johns,
Mr. Cobb, Mr.. Charles Bolmar Cheyney,
Mr. Ernest Mechlin. Mr. Randolph c.
Darlington, Mr.. John Ecker. Mr Lloyd
Smoot Or. Robert Beal. Mr.. Balllnger,
Mr.. Harry Crist Mr.. Billie Naylor, Mr..
Leonard Nicholson, Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
Oden Bowie Roberts, Mr.. Frank Green.
Capt Hussin, DR.. Henry Cook. Mr.. Raw
Inns Hume. Mr. s. Walker. Mr. John Ed
wards. Mr.. c. Walker. and Mr. Norwood.
Mrs. Louis Mackall gave a large card
party last week AT her home, Thirty
first and Q streets. This was the first
a series that Mrs. Mackali expects to
give
The third Of a series Of matches between
TIE pool teams Of the Dumbarton Club
and the Evening star Club was play
ed at the DumbaTtOn Club house last
Tuesday night, and was won by the home
team by score OF $50 to s0l balls. The
feature Of the evening was the playing
OF Mr., Leonard Nicholson. who made
some remarkably fine shots.
The individual scores were as follows.
DUmbaTton Club-Greenlees. 80. Bsale.
so; Anderson, 50; Cock, q: Ballinger. 80;
Edwards, 80; LOCKER, 50. and Nicholson. 80.
Evening Star Club-COllfns. Al. 5.
Walker, p; c. Walker, 30; Mccarthy. so:
Miller. Is; Jester. 90. Norwood, S5. and
Heron. 4S
Among those who witnessed the tourna-
ment were Mr., and Mrs, Boyle, Mr.. and
Mrs James F. Casey Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Walker, Mrs. David Agnew Greenlees.
Mrs. William LOCKER, Mrs. Phillip Berry,
Mr.. John Lane Johns Mr. John Ecker.
Capt Hussin, Mr.. Randolph C Caring
ton, Mr.. Fred Kleinschmidt. Mr.. Frank
Green, Mr.. Oden Bowie Roberts, Mr..
Lloyd SmOot. Mr. Charles B. Cheyney.
Mr.. Harry Crist. Mr. Rawlins Hume, Mr..
Ernest Mechlin, Mr. Billie Naylor, and
Dir, Cobb
Miss Nancy Green and her aunt, Mrs.
Norton, Of Rosedale. attended the recep-
ton given by the Colonial Danes, Thurs
day evening. Miss Green wore a gown Of
pink satin and old lace.
Mrs. Charles O. Worden, Of Georgetown
Heights, has invitations out for a card
party on May Is, to meet Miss Withers.
Mrs Louis Mackail was hostess at a
large bridge party Of six tables Thurs
day afternoon. at her home, on o and
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