The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
GEORGETOWN.
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Jams, Miss Elizabeth Voorhies. Miss Be
linda Stuart. Miss Alice Leetch. Master
Janney Nichols. Master Clarence Dono-
van. Master John Leeteh, and Master
Henry Leetch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cazenove, who have
been visiting Mr.. Cazencves father. DR..
Cazenove have returned 10 their home in
Wilmington. Del. Mr.. Cazenove spent
but a few days in Washington, but Mrs.
Cazenove. who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Marguerite Dupont Lee, did not return
10 Wilmington until last Friday.
Mrs. Robert Heiner, wife Of Passed As
sistant Surgeon Heiner, L. S. u, has
gone TO Bremerton. Wash, TO 6Oin DIT.
Heiner. Mrs. Heiner. who was formerly
Miss Helen Kinkaid. Of Georgetown, has
spent the past winter with her parents.
Commander and Mrs. Thomas ". Kin
kaid. L. S. N, in the Norfolk Navy
Yard
Miss Eleanor Petit. who has spent
the past year in Denver, Colo, the guest
OF Maj. Lafayette Campbell. Z. S. A.
and Mrs Campbell. viii return early in
the month 10 her home In Annapolis. Md.
Miss Petit. who Is the daughter OF the
late Col James Sumner Petit, L. S. A.
is a former resident OF Washington and
is very well known here.
The board of lady managers OF the
Georgetown University Hospital held its
final meeting for the season Tuesday,
which was presided over by Mrs. j.
Eakin Gadsby, OF r street. Mrs. Gadsby
announced that the recent May festival,
which was held at old St Matthew s
Church. was a decided success. as $500
had been cleared for the benefit Of the
hospital
Gen Joseph Tilford, L. s. A, and Mrs.
Tilford have as their guests their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cameron. wife of Mai. George
A. Cameron. L. 5. a, and her TWO little
daughters. Miss Nina Cameron and Miss
Margaret Cameron. Later, Gen. and Mrs.
Tilford will close their house in Twenty
first street. and with Mrs. Cameron and
the little girls Will go 10 Fishers Island
20 their cottage there.
A wedding Of great interest TO George
town society was that of Mrs Olive
Hammer DashieH and Mr. Henry H Hub
Ter. which took place at the home Of the
b-i1es parents. in Catonsville. Nd. on
Tuesday evening. June 1. Mrs. HubneT
who was formerly Miss Olive Dawson,
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wilson Dawson, Of Baltimore, and IS a
former resident Of Georgetown.
Capt William T. p French, L. S A,
purchased the old SmOot residence in y
street Capt French has planned TO make
extensive repairs and restore the house
10 the perfect type Of the old colonial
mansion. The house VIII be entirely fur
nished in old mahogany OF the colonial
type Capt. French and his family will
arrive in Georgetown about July l.
The large dance which was given last
Monday evening BY the members Of the
Dumbarton Club was a mcst attractive
affair. The music was furnished by a
violin. harp. and piano. and late in the
evening dainty refreshments were served
in the club dining-rOOm. Quite a number
Of dinner and supper parties were given
early in the evening by those who Wit
messed the tennis tournament during the
afternoon. Among the members and the
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. David
Agnew Greenlees. NIr and Mrs. Roger
Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Barbour. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Clark. Miss Lydie Addison, Mrs Morri-
son, Of Denver, Colo. the Misses Morri-
sen Miss Madge Clarke. Miss Josephine
Waggaman. Miss Agnes Harvey the
Misses Sessions. Miss Minnie Lippitt.
Miss Frances Ransom, Of Baltimore; Miss
Frances Dodge, Miss Fletcher. Miss Will
Jams. Mr.. Walter English, Mr.. Basil
Bcteler, Nm William Waggaman, Mr.
French. Mr.. J. Murry Drysdale. Dr.
Charles L. Billiard. Mr.. Louis Anserp, Dr
CTitcher. Dr. Pickford, Mr. Henry. and
DR.. Richard Cooke.