The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mrs. AuIick Palmer. chairman Of the
club committee Of the WOmens Army
and Navy League. has completed the ar
rangements for the tea and sale 20 be
held al the Soldiers. sailors and Marines
Club. SI7 c street. March .. from 20 s
o'clock for the benefit OF the Enlisted
Mems Club Mrs Z. L. Tanner and Mrs
W. II. Bel VIII preside al the tea table.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. Mrs. Owen Oakley.
Miss Florence Adams. and Mrs. i. B.
Galloway viii have charge Of the fancy
work and art tables. The clubhouse VIII
be open for inspection, that the many
members OF the league and their friends
may see and perhaps more fully under
stand the good work accomplished Tick
cts may be had Of Mrs. Alfred 3. Tay-
/ Tor. 2005 O street and az the door OF the
/ club on March - TIE splendid work OF
/ this club was especially noticeable dur
| ing the Inaugural festivities. when scores
I OF soldiers. sailors. and marines were
I housed and fed. who would otherwise
( have found It difficult 10 keep comfort
able
Mrs. Charles Nelson was hostess az a
/ tea last Tuesday afternoon given in
honor Of her cousin. Miss Frances Reed.
Of Cynthiana, Ky, who has been her
house guest for several weeks. The
home was very attractive IN its deco
ratious: red carnations and ferns blended
artistically with the furnishings OF the
parlors and reception hall. In the din
Ing-room red and gold prevailed The
tea table. covere7 with lace mats. was
d NJ
mond roses and red-shaded candelabra.
( The confections were served IN cut glass
/ piatters and hand-painted compotes On
the mantels and buffet were graceful bOu-
quets Of jonQUils and ferns, while red
/ candles burned in Colonial brass candle
I sticks Receiving with Mrs Nelson and
/ her guests We're Misses Clara Stewart and
Imogene Newland. Assisting in the hos
pitalities Of the dining-rOom were Mes
| danes William GIL and Joseph Gauldon.
Misses Rachel Trumble and Anna Nelson
served the frappe- Quite a number OF
those present were from Mrs. Nelson's s
native State, Kentucky. but a score or
more OF other States were represented in
the number Of guests The affair was q
charming elimination 20 the visit Of Miss
Reed. who left Wednesday for a visit 10
New York, before returning home.
a social was held by the Bolgiano Class
OF Foundry n. E Church on Tuesday
evening, March 10. IN the church parlors-
The excellent programme Of the evening
consisted Of vocal solos by Misses Hilda
g. Finch, Agnes Downey, Emma Hou-
chen. Mary Kobe. and Mr.. George r.
Sampson. a piano solo by Miss Ethel
Banabaker. a violin solo by Miss fmo-
gene Karns. and readings by MessrS.
Paul F. Grove. Everett NJ. Ellison, and
Wiley o. Ison- Refreshments were then
served IN the adjoining room. which was
prettily decorated IN green and white.
Mrs. Catherine BrumbaUgh entertained
the Crittenton Wheel Club on Thursday
after the report by the scribe, Mrs. Mary
Story. and the report of the financial
scribe, Mrs. Eleanor Brown.
Constitution Chapter. D. a. R, was en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs Gasch and
Mrs. Knight. 17E North Capitol street.
Tuesday evening last. The cavalier,
Quaker. and burgher, their contribution
TO patriotism was the study for the cur
rent month. Most interesting papers were
read by Mrs. Gasch, Mrs Knight. Mrs.
Emig, and Miss Van Ness. Appropriate
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