The Washington herald., 1909-03-28

Mr.. Oden Bowie Roberts. Mr.. Fuller. Mr.
Ansart. Mr. James Drysdale. Mr.. Frank
Pierce. Mr.. George Easterday. Mr.. John
Edwards. Mr.. Oryille Ecker, and Mr
BaHinger.
Miss Katherine Mathewson will leave
| on Tuesday for Kansas City. No, where
she viii be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wentworth for the spring season.
| Before returning 10 her home in George
town Miss Mathewson viii also visit
friends IN ST. Louis and Pittsburg.
Mrs. Emma Dent Casey and Miss Casey
VIII have as their house guest this week
their cousin. Miss Florence Shinn. Of Phil
adelphia. Pa Miss Shinn. who viii ar
rive in Washington tomorrow, viii spend
about two weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. James Caxton and their
| little son Theodore left last week for
Detroit. Mich. where they viii be guests
OF Mrs Cations aunt and uncle, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Davis. at their beautiful
| suburban home
Mrs. Charles Gordon Smith. wife OF
/ Passed Assistant Surgeon C. c. Smith,
/ L. s. n, and her little son and daughter
arrived Thursday from the Naval Hos
pital. Portsmouth. y. H, and will spend
! several months in Georgetown.
Mrs. ". J. King and Miss King left
I Friday for Baltimore. where they will
| spend several days before returning 70
! their home in New York Mrs. King and
I Miss King have been spending several
weeks here as the guests Of relatives
| Mrs. McCrossin and Miss McCrossin.
who have been the guests Of Lieut. Henry
Charles Dinger. L. S. N. and Mrs. Din
ger, left last week for Atlantic City.
r.,
| fore returning to their home in Brooklyn
Mrs. Eva Marstena Mason. who has
been spending the winter season in
/ Clarksburg, w. Va. visiting her son, DR..
! Selma Mason, spent several days in
! Georgetown last week as the guest OF
I Miss Elizabeth Tabb Barksdale, az her
( home in 2 street
| Miss J. Blanche Millard. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gaze
move, at their home in Wilmington, Del,
arrived in Georgetown yesterday for a
short visit to Miss Tonita Ridgway. This
week Miss MIlard will join her grand
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. OF
| Niles. Mich and her uncle and aunt.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Lunt, Of Boston.
who arrived in Washington last Friday.
and viii return with them 10 her home in
Kalamazoo, Mich
! Mrs Charles Darwin Pennebaker and
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker were
at home informally last Tuesday after
noon at their home in Cooke place in
honor OF their house guest, Miss Winifred
Dorence. Of philadelphia, Pa The dainty
tea table. which was attractiveIy decorat-
ed with white spring flowers and maiden
hair ferns, was presided over by Miss
Margaret Easterday. The guests were
mostly Of the younger set CT Georgetown
and Washington society.
| Mrs. J. Arthur Bradley entertained at a
| luncheon OF ten covers last Wednesday
az her home IN Chestertown. Nd, In hon
Or Of her house guest. Miss Mary Harvey.
OF Georgetown. The table was decorated
with centerpiece OF yellow jonquils and
ferns and a cut-glaSs basket tied with
yellow satin ribbon and with numerous
yelloW-shaded candles IN silver sconces.
The favors were corsage bouquet Of yell
low jonQuils tied with yellow gauze rib
bon. The guests included Miss Harvey.
Mrs, William Walter Beck. OF Kentmere
Farm. Md; Mrs George Y. Durgan, OF
Philadelphia: Mrs. William H Bryan. Of
Roland Park; Mrs. Allen Harris. Miss
Isabel Beck, Miss Halle Tolson Miss
Mabel Tolson, Of Chestertown, and Miss
! Violet Beck. OF High Park. Nd.
Mrs. James F. Casey entertained very
| delightfully."- Saturday afternoon IN honor
/ OF the sixth birthday Of her little dauRh-
| ter, Margaret Shippen Casey The rooms
were effectively arranged with numerous
japanese lanterns. fans. and parasols.
and the same scheme Of decoration was
used In the dining-room. where later IN
the afternoon dainty buffet supper was
served. The table looked unusually
pretty, the centerpiece being large birth
day cake with six red candles, surround
ed with little japanese fans and dolls.
which were favors for the little guests.
! During the afternoon a number of
games were played. for which there were
several very pretty japanese prizes.
Among the guests were Miss Helen
/ Hume. Miss Margaret LOCKER. Miss Ellis
| abeth PearTe. Miss Margaret Rohrer.
| pfiss Anna Waring Miss Emily MackaIl.
/ Miss julia Hume. Miss Elizabeth Young.
Miss Leonora GTeeDlees. Miss Elizabeth
Greenlees. Miss Sadie Barkesdale Reed
Miss Margaret Reese. Miss Lydia Lea
| Smith. Miss Elizabeth Sutherland. Mas
ter Richard Mccartney, Master Mason
Reed. Master Billy Hanna. Master Jack