The Washington herald., 1908-02-09


/ Carl. the FIRST president of the club; Mrs.
Donsh. Or Baier. Mr. Helix Mr. ii. Levy
/ SIR BOansiedt Air. Iiutterly, and Mr.
/ Minister
The greater part of the evening was
devoted 20 dancing, r7citations, and
music The annual election of officers
VAS held Friday evening. Mrs. Basthel
was elected president; Mrs HEX, vice
president; Mrs. Carl, secretary and Mrs
iLevy, treasurer.
The ladies' Of the club have arranged
for euchrs party to take place at The
clubrooms Fionday evening, March ls
The Council OF Jewish Women viii hold
their next MEETING on Tuesday afternoon
tp the vesTy rooms of the Eighth street
temple.
Papers VIII be read by the immigrant
aid committee. Mr.. Jerome Williams. a
talented pianist, VIII render piano seiec-
! tons.
The regular charity euchre and bridge
whist viii take place tomorrow afternoon
at 30 O'Clock in the parlors Of the Mer-
camille Club.
! one of the prettiest teas o. the season
was given by Mrs r. Oliver Varnen. TO
meet Mrs Malcolm Kenneth Varnen, on
+ Thursday. February O. Receiving with
/ Mrs VarneH was Mrs Cotter T. Bride,
Mrs L. f. Sinclair served frappe, as
sisted by the Misses Keh0e, Miss Dyer.
] Miss COs,uett and Miss simpson Mrs.
John Q. Walker poured the coffee as
/ sisted by the Misses Tw0hy Miss Wilcox
/ and Miss Hickman. Serving punch were
/ Mrs George Kenela Mrs ~. ". Bride,
/ and Mrs .. ". simpson Later In the
evening a bridge party was given 10 the
/ assistants and other guests. Prizes Were
won by Mr. Edward Eynoa. Mr.. G. W.
+ Simpson. Mrs /. E. Sinclair. and Mrs.
/ William Mahoney
The residence Of Capt. and Mrs. J. II.
I Chivell, at As Eleventh street southwest,
was the scene Of the gathering last Tues
day evening Of friends and acquaintance
TO celebrate their china wedding on the
+ twentieth anniversary Of their marriage.
During the evening there was singing
/ 10y the Metropolitan Trio. consisting
! Of 6 Skinner, = Patterson. and G.
Sanderson. Solos by the Misses Mabel
ana Edith Burdlne. Bresnahan, and Mrs.
Harvey Supple received applause In
strumental music was also PLAYED by
I Messrs. Clements. Veihmeyer. and Mad
dock. and the Misses Husemanu and
Dance Mr.. j. H. Husemann and his
partner appeared as dusky comedians. A
/ cake-walk was given by the Misses
Bertha and Josephine JaTboe.
/ The dinng-rOoms were decorated with
cut flowers and polnsettia.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
/ J. II. Husemann and their family. MT
and Mrs. George Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burdine Mr. and Mrs. Herfurth.
/ Mr. and Mrs ODwyer Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr., ana
/ Mrs. Shekell, Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins. Mr..
and Mrs Jarboe Mrs. Leishere. Mrs.
/ Laughlin. Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Bryon. Mrs
Headley. Mrs. Chauncy. Mrs Dance and
+ Misses Bresnahan, Phelps. Ellis. Hayden,
/ Gill. Desmond Watson. Chiseldine,
Husemann. Sheehan. Gibson Colvin. and
/ Nessrs. Ellis. Dr. SorreH Chiseldine,
/ Letshere. Cooke. Phelps. Plat. Johnson.
Husemaun, and Davis.
| Miss Fowler. OF the Burlington, enter
tanned at a bridge party yesterday after
| noon.
/ A reception was given Wednesday even
/ ing at the Woman's Building. 1888 I street,
I by Mrs. Monroe, president Of the board
Of lady managers Of the George Wash
ington University Hospital. 10 bring to-
gether the members Of the faculty Of the
university. the class presidents, members
of the various fTaternities. and the en-
/ tertainment committee Of the students
/ ball
Among the guests were Mrs. Needham,
Mrs Acker. Or. and Mrs Shute, Mrs
Fairfax. Miss Weber. Mrs Seibert. Dean
Hopkins and Mrs. Hopkins. DIT Phillips.
dean Of the medical school; Dean Vance
and Mrs. Vance, Miss Ellss. dean Of
women professors. and Mr. Ashe NJ
Houghton, president of the Association Of
/ Glass Presidents, and presidents OF the
/ several classes. Mr. Van Vleet, Mr. Dan
iels, Mr. Oliver, Mr. GarlacB, and Mr..
Pe3rce; also Miss Evans, representing the
ri Beta Phi Miss Mahan, Of the Chi
Omega, and Miss Meyer, Of the Sigma
Kappa fraternities.
A dinner in honor Of Maj. r. w. Nc
CIaughry, warden OF United States Peni-
tentiary, Leavenworth, Kans., was given
Friday evening by Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
and Mrs Elizabeth T. Pierce at their
home at the Portner
Invited to meet him were Mr.. r. V.
La Dow. Of the Department OF Justice;
Judge Huston, of the Spanish Claims
Commission, and Mrs Huston. Mr. and
Mrs. Darnall, Of the Boys Reform School:
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. Mr.. Chaplin
Brown, Supt. Zinkhan, Of the Washing
ton Asylum, and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Whit
ney, superintendent Of the Reform School
for Girls.
Yesterday afternoon al her home. 1926
First street northwest, Mrs. Francis Par
ham HeartsilI was the hostess at lunch
con given in honor of Mrs Benjamin
Rodgers Hughes, of Alabama, now in
Washington visiting her parents. Mr.. and
S.rs John NJ Follin
Mrs Heartsill was assisted in receiving
by her mother. Mrs. J. Frank Sflreve. The
guests were Miss Mary S Birch, Mrs
Ralph Burgess, Miss Eva X Casey. Miss
Elizabeth A. Coe, Miss A. Jeanette Gaeg-
Ter. Mrs Edmond W. Healy. Miss Helen
E. Hunt Miss Laura X. Pollock, and Mrs
Carroll V. shreve.
Mrs Gus Nordlinger entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club at her residence
on Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies Of the Sixth Street Temple
gave a whist on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the building fund of the temple
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil West, Of Thirteenth
and Girard streets. gave dinner of
thirty covers on Sunday evening Among
the guests were Miss Qrene Strauss, and
Messrs. Louis. Max, and Abe Well. Of
Baltimore. who were the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs, West
The Octagon Pleasure Club viii give
an entertainment and dance at National