The Washington herald., 1909-05-16

these series vas such a decided success.
I Il IS expected that this one viii be a most
/ enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Oliver Prince Buel and Mrs Law
renee Sprague Babbftt had as their guests
last week Mrs. Babbitt's son and 6sUgh-
ter-in-iaw. Col Edwin 3. Babhitt. I. s.
A. and Mrs. Rabbit Col Babbitt IS
stationed az Sandy Hook. y. ].
Mai. and Mrs. Michael O-Rourke. Of
Philadelphia, viii leave shortly for En-
rope where they expect % spend the
sumner travelling Mrs. O'ROurke IS well
known in Georgetown society. as she has
often visited her many relatives here
Miss Margaret Shoemaker. OF 0 street
vii leave tomorrow for Carlisle. Pa, u
be the guest OF Dr.. and Mrs Ferdinand
Shoemaker for several weeks. Before re-
turning 10 Georgetown Miss Shoemaker
Wili be the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Wal
ton. OF West Philadelphia
Hiss Guile Serpel who has been the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Genieve Cassin,
eft last Tuesday for her home n Nor
folk. where she viii spend a short time
before going 20 Ocean View. Va. where
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. GoldsboTough
Serpel. VIII open their beautiful summer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon. OF California. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. GOrdon's
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Philip
Hofiinger. sailed last week for Europe.
where they viii spend several months in
travel Upon their return 10 this country
they VIII visit Mr.. aud Mrs HoHinger
again before returning to California
The Robert E. Lee CHAPTER Of the
Daughters OF Tire Confederacy VIII enter
tain al q tea next Tuesday afternoon from
until o'clock AZ I7E9 Corcorsa street
for the benefit Of an aged couple. who
have been assisted by the chapter for
several years. The affair viii be called
7-cent tea AS there VIII be 10 admis-
sion. the price Of the ices. cakes. &c.
served viii be cents.
Mrs William G. Young. who has been
spending the past NORTH as the guest OF
Commander William Strother Smith. L
s y. and Mrs Smith 40 their apartment
u TIE Westmoreland. viii leave to-mor-
row for Williamsburg, Va. where she viii
visit her son-in-lsw and daughter. NJ
and Mrs Spencer Lane. before returning
10 her home in Hampton. Va Both Mrs.
Young and Mrs Lane, who was formerly
Miss Mackie Young. are well known in
Georgetown.
The fOrtnightly dance al the Dunbar
ton Club last Tuesday evening was a very
attractive one. The usual number q
members and them guests were present
ana during the intermisslon and late in
the evening supper was served IN the
CardroOm and dining-roon1- Among those
who enjoyed the evening were Miss Mar
garet yesterday. Miss Daisy 1IackaII.
Mrs. Alexander. Miss Madge Clarke.
Erskfne Gordon. William Roberts. Basil
BOteIer. James N. DTysdale. Howard
Wright. Robert COnnsrd. Kent Roberts.
and Dr.. Richard c. Cooke
Mrs. Philip Foffiinger entertained her
Five Hundred Club last Thursday after
noon. There were five tables. and the
prizes. six IN number. were unusually at
tractive The first prize. a beautiful cut
glass dish. was Won by Mrs Brooks, and
the second prize. an embroidered center-
piece. was won by Miss O'DoDohugh- MIS-
Hichou vas the fortunate winner Of a
hani-painted plate and Miss Miller CT an
unusually pretty vase. The consolation
prizes were won by Mrs. Luthrop and
Mrs. Grant Mrs. HofEinper's guests in
Guided Mrs. Semmes. Mrs LuthTop. Miss
Fisher. Miss O'Donohugh. Miss Kelly, Mrs !
Adams. Mrs Grant. Mrs Thompson. Mrs |
Brooks. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Whipley. Mrs /
Z Al+ llu-- MIS- d G4AU-Nr anu MIS- AAGA- I
wei.
The senior class OF the National Cathedral |
school entertained AZ a very attraCtive
dance last Friday evening. The. hall used /
for dancing was beautifully arranged with /
cut flowers. palms. and ferns. The small I
classroOms were unusually attractive. /
each one being decorated with flags and /
pennants Of the different colleges. Hsr-
ward. Yale. Princeton. Pennsylvania. &c. 4
being represented. Late IN the evening 4
supper was served in the dizingUroom al 4
snail tables decorated with spring flow
srs. green's. and shaded candles Mrs.
Barbour Walker. assisted by Miss Hooker.
received the guests. who numbered about
Im. Among those who enjoyed the even
ing ven Miss Caut Miss Dorothy Myers.
Miss Juliette Ryan. Miss Ralph. Miss
Charlotte Howe. Miss Roberta Willard
Miss Lucinda Carpenter PennebakeT. Miss
Estelle Crane Miss Ellen Bond, OF Ken
lucky: Miss Rabecca BotsfOrd. Miss Mil
lred Aubrey. John Sterritt, Mr.. WalcOtt
3odovin Craigbill. DIT. Gambler. Mr. Rer-
-elsford. Nr. Clarke. George yesterday.
Mr.. CORDOBA. Mr.. Powers. John Lane
Johns. Mr.. Caut. Mr.. Marhewson.
-rsSine Gordon, Glr. Bixby. Basil Boteler.
IT. RYAN. Mr. Peachy. Blake Gordon, and
II Hale
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon were the
losts at a beautiful dance last Friday
.venirg at their country home in Lyon
iurss. Alexandria County. Va. IN honor
4 their young daughter. Miss George
lyo7. The house and vcran6as were at
ractiveiy arranged with quantities OF
'allas. ferns. spring flowers. and colored
ante-Hs. and during the intermission
ltl;cIoCs buffet supper was served. The
pests. who numbered about fifty, IN