The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

lNANffN IAN7NAlA. anu the aIdlE. WillGE WIS
under the management OF Miss Lewis
and Mrs. Jackson. was pronounced de-
| cided success.
Miss Nellie Keane. Miss Katherine
Keane. and Miss Rita Keane left Tues
day for Lake Sunapee " H., where
they will spend the summer months
! Later they will be joined by their mother
and sister. Mrs. Ellen Keane and Mrs
! William Mclaughlin. who are at present
spending several weeks in Boston. visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. Blanchard and Miss Bertha
| Blanchard left Tuesday for Nyack-on-
| the-HudsOn. where they will spend the
| summer with Mrs Blanchard's son-in-
! law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
! Herring. at their beautiful country place
| in the suburbs OF Nyack. Mrs. Blanchard
! and Miss Blanchard Will not return 70
! Georgetown, but will make their home in
/ New York and Nyack
/ Miss Esther Lawton gave a river party
! on the jamestown last Wednesday even
\ ing. in honor Of her house guest, Miss
Ada Saunders Among those who en-
/ joyed the sail and the picnic supper,
| which was served on the way home. were
Mrs. Davis. Mrs Fred Miss Conley Miss
Ada Saunders Miss Helen Herbert Miss
/ Hannah Mr. Bailey. Mr. Hoge. Mr.. J. L.
Lawton, Mr Eicher, NIr- Edward Lawton.
/ and Mr.. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin chaperoned
an attractive little party down the river
/ last Friday evening. supper being served
| on the boat. and the sail home was very
much enjoyed. Among those who went
were: Miss Lena Wilkins. Miss Julia Lip
petit Miss Minnie Lippett Miss Lieze
/ Goodwin. Miss Rose Ball. Mr.. BOwdoin
| Craighill Mr.. Frank Goodwin. Mr. Smith,
] t. r..
/ The Misses Helen and Louise Frey gave
! charming little luncheon Of ten covers
\ ia their home IN p street. in honor OF their
guest. Miss Edith Miller. Of Frederick.
Nd. The table was very dainty with its
mass of ferns and flowers in the center.
! shaded candles. and pretty cOrsage bou-
| Quets at each place. Among those in
\ vited 10 meet Miss Miller were Miss Full
\ Ter. Miss Louise Mccarthy, Miss Helen
Donald. Miss Viola White Miss Bertha
Cooke, Miss Glascock. and Miss Hay
Miss Gertrude Moore was the hostess
| at a delightful house party last week. IN
! her beautiful country home in POhick.
/ Va. Her guests all took part in the en-
. tertainment. which was given for the
I benefit Of the old POhick Church, about
four miles from Mount Vernon, OF which
/ George Washington was one Of the first
vestrymen. Dressed in colonial costume,
they danced an old-fashioned minuet.
Later In the evening Miss Moore gave an
/ informal dance IN honor Of her guests,
% which about thirty people We're invited.
/ The house and grounds were attractively
/ decorated with flags and japanese Ian
. terms and little tables were set about the
J lawn. where refreshments We're served.
/ The guests at the house party included
/ Miss Maude Parker. Miss Susan PeytOn
D III dol n.a#H fTlh
( dale, Miss Virginia Griffith, Mr.. Ira b.
\ Dalrymple. Mr.. Mac Parker, Mr.. Stanley
I Barksdale, Mr.. Butler, and Mr. John
1 Myres
/ Miss Josephine Waggerman, gave a
very pretty card party at her home in
{ Thirty-frst street Wednesday evening
/ last. The parlor where the card tables
were. and the diuinG-rocm. where a buff
/ fet supper was served were attractively
/ decorated with palms, cut flowers. and
/ trailing vines. Euchre was the game
I played, and the prizes were won by Miss
/ Elizabeth Hoover and Mr. Harold Goodwin.
I Miss Waggerman. who was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by her mother. Mrs.
/ Samuel Waggerman. was dainuly gowned
| in an empire dress Of light blue radium
cloth. made over light blue taffot2. She
wore a cluster Of pale pink roses. and
\ in her hair were bands Of blue satin
ribbon The guests included Miss Jose
phine Alexander. Miss Elizabeth Hoover.
\ Miss Matte Brawner. Miss Julia Rrawner,
/ Miss oliver Mr.. and Mrs Dick Hunt. Mr.
and Mrs Harold Goodwin. Mr. Hugh
/ Hanger. Mr.. James Drysdale, Mr- William
/ Spurgin. Mr.. Ernest Mechlin. Mr.. VIII
| lam Waggerman, DR.. A. GardO Bennett,
and DR.. Bell
/ The boys Of Holy Trinity School gave
very interesting little entertainment for
I their closing exercises last week. The
I hall was attractively decorated with cleo
trio lights. and the school colors. The
/ programme opened with chorus by the
school boys. assisted by the Trinity
/ Church Choir. Then came o recitation.
When 7 Am Big Like Papa" by a tiny
little lac en- white. The ZobO patriotic drill
was brilliant with flags and buglers. Mr..
Eddie O'Bricu, in a miniature dress suit.
sang a Tall Top Hat" and Mr.. Leonard
Wood. a prominent member Of the choir.
sang a beautiful tenor solo. Part second
Of the programme commenced with a
drama. entitled Robert Emmet." which
was very Clcverly acted. a Bouquet 10
Spring" was sung by Mr.. Leroy Knott.
and Afr. Ambrose Durkin sang a barry
tone solo. "Out Of the Deep" magnif-
Gently Mr. Herbert Wells and Mr. Am
broSe Durkins played MosllowszkTs
Spanish Dance" on the piano, and the
entertainment closed with r chorus.
'Salvc Regina" 10y the school and choir.
The dance al the Dumbarton Club Tues
dav evening was very well attended
There was very little dancing however.
as most Of the guests seemed 70 prefer
sitting under the trees and enjoying the
cool breeZes, which are always TO be felt
on the Georgetown heights. Among those
present were. Mir. and Mrs. James F.
Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartweu
CraEin Mr. and Mrs David Agnew
Greenlees. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Walker.
Miss Adds Hubbard. Miss Anna Hubbard
Miss EleanoTe Ray, Miss Margaret East
erday. Miss Adelaide Slack, Miss Lucy
Allen. Miss Briscoe. Miss MAY Slack
Miss Agnes Harvey. Miss Mary Harvey.
Miss Josephine Waggerman. Miss Hcald.
Miss Adellre Hicks. Miss Courtney Col
Inns Miss Emily Graves. Miss Bea,e Miss
Holiday. Miss Bslinger. the Misses Smith.
Mr.. Charles Cheyncy. Mr. Ernest Briscoe,
Mr. Lynne Maxwell. Mr.. Billie Naylor.
Mr. Kent Roberts. Mr.. Mather, Mr. Reg
inald LOCKER, MI Harry Crist Mr.. Oden
Bowie Roberts Mr.. Ernest Mechlin Mr..
Walter English, Mr. William Cassin. Mr.
HartweH McCarteney. Mr. Jack Ramsey,
Mr. John Ballinger. Mr.. yesterday. Mr.
Delos Smith. Dr. Charles L Billiard. AIr.
Billie Pearson. Dr. Richard Cooke. Mr.
Hall. Mr. VIII SperEeon. Mr.. Smith. DIT
Harry Kerr. Mr. Albert Howard, Mr.
Morgan, Mr Fred Barblrosa Klein
schmidt, Mr.. Worthington, and Mr.. Cor
don.
MARTINSBURG.