The Washington herald., 1908-06-07


Commission. Mrs.. Connard will be here
till June Is, when she will go 10 Washing
tOnville, ~ Y. for two weeks visit. and
will then join Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Con-
nard in Sconsett. Mass
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Ames. L. s N
formerly OF Georgetown. expect 10 visit
friends here the first part Of the month.
DR.. and Mrs. Koerper L s. A. who
have recently returned from Havana, and
are the guests Of DR.. Koerper's parents.
Gen. and Mrs. Koerper in Washington.
will leave shortly 20 spend the summer IN
seonsett, Mass. Mrs. Koerper was for
merly Miss May Allen, Of Georgetown.
Miss Julia Lippett and Miss Minnie LIP
petit, who have been visiting Mrs Booth
Bowie at her home. "Fairview," Prince
George County. Nd. have returned 10
their home in street
Mrs. Kirby King. OF Philadelphia, who
WIS formerly Miss Tottie Griffith. OF
Georgetown. is visiting relatives in Wash
ington.
Paymaster and Mrs. Charles Counard,
L. S. y, have closed their apartment in
Hammond Court. and are spending the
summer in Sconsett. Mass.
Miss Mary Hope. Of Virginia. who has
been the guest Of Miss Eloise Cissel. at
her home, oak Crest" has returned
home.
Miss Helen Talmadge Bachelor, OF
BayOnne. n. J., who has spent several
winters in Georgetown, expects TO visit
friends in Washington this month.
Miss Anna NJ Stokes. Of Baltimore. is
spending the summer at Woodley Inn.
Miss Eva J. Clarke, who has been
spending several months in Georgetown,
has moved to Washington.
Miss Frances Dodge is the guest OF
friends in Annapolis.
Nine. LorandO. with her son and daugh-
ter. Miss Rosita Lorando and Mr.. Steven
Lorando. are visiting in Georgetown.
Miss Bessie Barksdale who has been
one Of the guests at a house party in
Melbourne, Va, has returned home.
Mrs. McLaine. who has been visiting
Mrs J. Eakin Gadsby, in r street, has re-
turned TO her home IN New York
Paymaster and Mrs. Charles COnnard.
L. S. ~. were hosts al an informal
bridge party Tuesday evening last, at
their home in Hammond Court Among
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tucker, of Chevy Chase; DR.. and Mrs.
Rush Logic. Mrs Harry Marbury Taylor,
OF Westmond, Va, and Miss Roberta Al
len.
An ice-cream and strawberry festival
was held at Holy Trinity School hall
Monday. Tuesday. and wednesday even
ings last, and was voted decided sue
cess. a Hungry Goose" was one Of the
features Miss May Sullivan and Miss
Kate Horrigan. assisted by Miss Findley
and Miss Sullivan. We're In charge of this
booth. and Miss Mary Heinan and Miss
Mary Kearney were in charge Of the con-
fectionery. Their assistants were Mrs.
Ida Davis. Mrs. Frank Kearney. Mrs.
Dante. Miss King. Miss A Sullivan Miss
Belman. and Miss Downev. Mrs. Wise.
Mrs. bean, and Miss Dugan presided over
the lemonade table
a charming entertainment was held at
the Jackson School, Friday morning. BY
number OF pupils. There were recitations.
tableaux, singing. and pantomlme. and a
little bazaar was held. where candy. ice
cream, lemonade, and cake were sold, and
a Jack Horner pie and Chinese laundry
afforded much amusement The pro
gramme started with a tableau entitled
The Poets Dream" in which twelve lit
tie girls from the sixth grade took part.
The twelve months of the year were inn
personated by Miss Louise Proctor, Miss
Mary Paree. Miss Eva Walllng. Miss Dor
othy HOSkinsOn, Miss Elizabeth Slayna-
ker Miss Ruth Sullivan, Miss Ida Hodg-
kins. Miss Annette Mccartney. Miss Mar
garet Berry, Miss Donna Berry. Miss
Alice Leech. and Miss Elizabeth EOorhis.
Miss Louise Martin ana Miss Dorothy
from the third grade, sang
Won't You Be My Baby Boy?' A tab
leau, given by the seventh grade, came
next. called The Bachelors Dream" in
which Miss Janney Nichols took the part
Of the bachelor, and Miss Bessie Haney,
THE Summer Girl Miss Josie Ough.
THE Winter Girl Miss Dorothy Leech,
THE Girl That I Adore" Miss AlaYada
THE Sporting Girl Miss
Liley Reich. THE Pretty Girl" and Miss
Garrett Kondrup. The Girl I'll Ne'er
See More" Another tableau "A Japa-
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