The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Gordon, Mrs. Charles Mccartney. Mrs
James Young. Mrs Wilmer Latimer. Mrs
David Agnew GreenIees. Mrs. Percy
Myers. Miss Fanny Cassin, Mrs. james
F, Casey, Mrs. Phillip Beryr. Mrs. Louis
Mackall. Mrs. Charles G. Warden, Mrs.
Archibald Hassin, Mrs. Lloyd Smoot, Mrs
F. W. McReyn0ldg. Mrs Paree. Mrs.
Rawlins Hume, Mrs. Frank Leetch, Miss
Lizzie Mitchell. Mrs TaicOtt, Mrs. Bal
lantyne, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Henry Mat
thieves, Miss Emily Matthewes, Mrs. Ken
nedy, Miss Lydie Darnielle. Miss Rydie
Darnielle. Mrs Mary Ward Schuster. Mrs.
Messenger. Mrs. Hinckley Mrs William
Glover Mrs Owen Thompson, Mrs Rob
eFt Beale, Mrs. Hugh Spilman. Miss Emily
Glover Miss Lieze Goodwin, Miss Mary
Reeeh, Miss Lucy Dorset. Miss Adds
Hubbard. and Miss Mary Harvey.
Mr.. Hartwen Craigin McCarteney en-
tertained informally Wednesday evening
in his home in Dumbarton avenue. Mr..
McCarteney was assisted in receiving his
guests by his mother, Mrs. Charles Ne
Carteney. Among those invited were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwen Craigin,
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Casey, Miss Vlr-
ginia Swicartey, Miss Mary Harvey, Miss
Josephine Harvey. Mr.. Walter English,
Mr.. Oden Bowie Roberts. and Mr. Tom
Jenkins.
Master Phillip Berry entertained his
little friends Monday afternoon at his
hime In Dumbarton avenue IN honor Of
his seventh birthday. The feature OF
the afternoon was the donkey contest. In
which Master Lloyd Smoot won first
prize and Master Edward Pennebaker
the BOBBY prize.
Master Berry was assisted in receiving
his guests by his mother, Mrs. Phillip
Berry, and Mrs, Charles McCartenev. The
little guests included Miss Katherine
Berry, Miss Elizabeth Paree. Master Fred
Bradley, Master Teddie Howden. Master
Jimmie Casey, Master Billie LOCKER Mas
ter Richard McCarteney. Master Edward
Pennebaker, Master Carl Smith. Master
Fairchild. Master Howard Moran, Mas
ter Lloyd Smoot and Master Charles
MackaI.
Mrs. Sylvester Jones was hostess at an
afternoon tea for children, from $3.50 until
5 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at her
home in R street. Tea was served on the
lawn.
Those invited were Miss Eeonora
Greenlees. Miss Elizabeth GreenIees. Miss
Dalla Smith, Miss Elizabeth SHINES. Miss
Virginia Thompson, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson. Master Johnny Krumbine
Master George Dunlop SHINES. and Mas
ter Willie Knowles.
Mrs Charles Darwin Pennebaker was
hostess at dinner last Monday evening al
her home, in Q street, IN honor of Miss
Edith Elwang. Miss Emily Elliott Miss
Alice Glascock. Of Kentucky, and Miss
Gyla Seaton, Of Pennsylvania, all mem
bers Of the graduating class of the Chevy |
Chase School. The guests included Miss
Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker, Miss /
Anna Elliott Pennehaker. Mr. Charles |
Parker. Mr.. Jack Baker. Mr.. George |
Ferry, and Mr., George yesterday.
An operetta entitled THE Rose and the
Pearl" was given by the Girls Friendly /
Society for the benefit Of their Holiday |
House. near Sandy Spring, Nd, Tues /
day at St Johns Parish Hall. The affair /
was under the management Of Mrs. Ma |
gruder,
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby gave tea
Thursday afternoon at her home in r |
street in honor Of Mrs. Charles NJ Pyne
widow Of Rev. Charles NJ. Pyne and a /
former resident of Georgetown. The /
house was bower of flowers, the prfnci- |
pie decoration being deep crimson roses.
Mrs. George Kelly Vaughn poured tea. |
Mrs. John Beale served frappe, and little
Miss Kittie Beale presided over the punch /
bowl Among those invited were Mrs C. /
{. +. Brantenahl, Mrs. James H. W /
Blake Mrs. Charles Hartwel Craigin. 1
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Mrs. Sealy, EIrs. Bayley Miss Addison. +
Mrs. Babhitt. Mrs John A Walker. Miss |
Anna Benning. Mrs. Randolph Keim, and |
Miss Katherine Nesbit
A concert for the benefit of the Wash /
ington Fairgrounds Association was Civ |
en- at the Western High School, Thirty /
fifth and r streets, Friday evening. The
concert was given by Mr.. Fitzhugh CoyleI
violinist; Miss Franceska /
Kaspar. soprano. and Mrs. Lotta Hough, /
There was a pool tournament at the /
Dumbarton Club Thursday evening be- /
tween two teams composed Of the club /
members. Those who took part were /
Mr. David Greenlees. Mr.. Leonard Mich /
olson, Mr.. John Ecker Mr.. William Look I
ef. Mr.. JOnn Edwards, Mr.. James Z. /
Casey Mr.. Lloyd smoot, Mr.. Duncan /
Bradley, Mr.. Charles 3. Cheyney. DR.. |
Robert Beale Mr.. wnloughby J. Ander- /
son. and DIT. Richard Cook.
The members present included Mr.. and /
Mrs. Charles Hartwell Cralgin. Mrs.
David Agnew Greenlees, Mrs. James F. |
Casey, Mrs. Lloyd Smoot, Mr.. William /
Major Mr. Fred Kleinschmldt. Mr.. /
Hartwell Craigin Mccartney, Mr.. Roger
Whet-nore, Mr. Oden Bowie Roberts, Mr..
George Howard, Mr.. Stevenson. Of Win
chester. Va; Mr.. Ernest Mechlin. and
Mr., Kent Roberts. A feature Of the even
ing was the singing OF Mr.. Stevenson.
Mrs. II, Milbrey, Of Kentucky. is in
Georgetown, at 9of2 P street.
Mrs Charles G. Warden, who had cards
out for bridge party Friday afternoon,
in honor Of her house guest, Mrs. With /
ers, o. Gloucester, Va, was obliged to re-
call the invitations on account of Illness.
The party has been postponed until next
Friday.