The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

of an exhibition in Boston, IN 1897. its
growth In New York to number 30 boys
and girls, and washington now has
club but a month old with thirty MEM
bers,
'The Rise and Fall OF Chasroes r. Of
Persia was wildly portrayed by Mrs
Sarah WoIhaupter. Miss Ruth Morgan
performed SchmetteFiiag, by Grieg. An
invitation Is extended 70 the club 70 at
tend the Housekeepers' Alliance, at Mrs.
S. ". Woodward's home. 20l5 Wyoming
avenue, on Tuesday, at ( P. n.
Mrs. Charles H, Hammett has loaned
her home. eA + street southwest, for a
tea Friday, from 4 until o'clock, under
Of Trinity Episcopal Church.
There will be music and other attrae-
tions.
The District Pleasure Club held It's first
dance Of the season Monday evening in
Takoma Hall. Takoma. A supper fol-
lowed the dance.
The committee In charge was: Mr.
Daniel Lane, chairman; Mrs. Beach, Mrs
NJ Bovelio, Miss Mildred Beach, Miss
Helen Wonder, Mr.. Nunzio BoveIlo, Mr.
Leslie Jones. Mr.. Eugene Redden, Mr.
Richard Cady. and Mr.. Philip zell
A luncheon party at the Tea Cup Inn
on Tuesday. with Mrs. Mary Hinman
Abel, of Baltimers. as guest. win be
followed BY the Housekeepers' Alliance
tea. for which Mrs. S. w. Woodward
has opened her house. in Wyoming
avenue. The officers Of the alliance are:
President, Mrs. 7. I. Cole; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. David ]. Brewer, Mrs H. B.
J. r. Mclean, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
and Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood; treasurer,
Mrs. Russell Taylor, 1888 Belmont street,
and secretary, Mrs. c. s. York, 10 Q
street northwest
The first grand promenade concert and
dance. to be given by the Naval Gun
Factory Band, in the Washington Navy
Yard. will be held on Tuesday evening.
The concert will be from to 8 O'Clock,
and dancing from to II O'Clock The
affair Is entirely complimentary.
A merry party ehaperoned by Mrs.
Sidney G. Kaufman and Mrs. Goldsmith
sigmund, spent Friday at the Zoo.
Those In the party were Misses Rose
Breslau. Selma Selinger. Selma Ket1en,
Edna Oppenheimer, Rita schiffman.
Sophie King, and Messrs. Milton King.
Ivan Iseman. Lester Eiseman, Lawrence
Heller. Ike schiffman. Gerald Grosner,
and Maurice selinger
The Octagon Pleasure Club gave its an
nual Easter dance in the pariors Of the
Mercantile Club on Wednesday evening.
The guests were Miss Lillian Coblenzer.
Miss Gladys Mayer. Miss Rhoda Marst-
ner. Miss Carrye Robinson. Miss Inez
Silver, Miss Ernestine Rich. Miss Celeste
Goodman, Miss Bella Schiffman, Miss
Lorraine Herman, Miss Rita Baer, Miss
Irma Klein, of Baltimore; Miss Rena
Flelschman, Miss Lillian Harris. Miss
Leona Stern, Miss Rica Schiff. OF Balti-
more; Miss Clara Oppenheimer. OF New
York: Miss kaufman, and MessTs. Nal
colin Auerhach, Bernard Baer, Melville
Fischer Stanley Fischer, Milton Gold
smith, Alfred Haas. Herbert Jacobi, Ar
thur Luchs. Lester Marx Arthur New
man, Lester Neuman, Herbert Rich,
David Stern, Felix Erlanger. Nelson Ber-
liner. and Milton Gundershetmer.
Friday evening. at McBurney's Hall,
Alexandria, the last OF the seasons dances
was given by the Alexandria German
Club. Mr.. Harry Beverley, with Mss
Elizabeth Jones as his partner, led an
unusual number Of difficult figures. The
music was furnished by Schroeder's or
ohestra Of Washington.
Mrs George Mushback, Mrs. Anthony
Armstrong. Mrs. George UhleT. Mrs Car
roll Ashby, Mrs. Louis s. Scott, and Mrs.
James Sidney Douglas acted as ehaperons
Others present were Mrs. Julian Miller
Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran, Mrs. Valentine
Smith. Mrs Isaac Gregg. Miss Sarah
Kemper. Miss Cora Cochran. Miss Lille
Marbury. Misses Ida Mclaughlin. Mary
Gilkeson. Josie Robinson, Lucy Douglas,
Elizabeth Jones'. Courtney Greenough.
Hattie Douglas, Mary Phillips. Jessie
Armstrong, Grace Anderson. Edith Ram
sey, Mary Snowden, Clarence Snowden,
George French, Jean Carter. Marion
Gregg, Mary Dent, Eva Dent, Rebecca
Uhler, Eliza Mason, OF Fauquier County;
Fanny Beverly Of The Plains: Carolyn
Lee. Dorothy Gatewood, Phyllis Snyder.
Of Washington: BERTHE Gold. of Delaplane; /;
May Fair. OF Warrenton: Alice lizard OF
Roanoke: Marguerite Jones. Of Memphis.
Tenn; Sally Amber, OF Baltimore. and
Mary Donohoe, Of Fairfax Va; Messrs,
Charles Smoot, Harry Beverley, Edmund
Hunter, Richard Chichester, Fred Morse,
Phil Dawson. Alexander Stratton. Foster
Slaughter Howard Smith, W " Smith.
Arthur Herbert. Magruder Dent, Gwyn
Dent Page Waller. Wilmer Waller, Dain-
gerfield Addison, Henry O'Bannon Cooper.
Vivian Berry. Robert Davis. Jack Marye.
Wallace Lindsey. Marshall Jones, Wind
sor Snowden, Boylan Green. Milton
French, Edward Fawcett, Ayiett Nieholl,
Mahlon Janney, Charles Barrett. Eugene
Taylor. John Waller. Marshall King. The
gentlemen from out of town were Messrs.
Vivian Everett, Leonard Pierson. ". p.
Gibson. c. w Hicox, c. c. Heth, John
Ballinger, Muller, Robert Taylor, A. NJ.
BlackfOrd, Charles Emmett, Gwathney.
Hopper, Gustav WorthingSon. Cecil K.
Sherman, Wayne Richie, J. Wilcox
Brown, c. H. Rogers, Harry Gray. Alvin
Portner, Barton Mason, Boswell Roberts,
Drs. Harry Kerr, and W. L. Hart
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabueo entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor of the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks.
Their other guests were Senator and
Mrs. Burrows, Gen. and Mrs. Draper.
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