The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

friends III Georgetown, will leave shortly
for Mare Island. Cal. where her father
Medical Director Manley II. Simons. L.
S. n, has been ordered for duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coffin. who have
been visiting Mrs. Cofin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Daily, left Friday for
St Louis. where they will make an ex-
tended stay with Mrs. Cofin's relatives
before returning TO their home in New
Rochelle, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard TOwnsley Worth
ington had as their guest last week their
son. Mr.. James Townsley Worthington.
Mr.. WorthingtOn. who has been IN Phila-
delphia for the last two years. left Mon
day for Pittsburg, where he expects 10
remain for some time.
Miss Edith Frazier. OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
left last Wednesday for Baltimore, where
she win be the guest Of friends Miss
Frazier. who has been spending several
weeks in Georgetown as the guest Of
Miss Frances. Blake. viii return here to-
morrow for a short stay
Miss Evelyn Byrnes, who has been
spending several weeks in Georgetown as
the guest Of Miss Frances Blake, left
last week for Baltimore. where she Will
be the guest OF friends. Before returning
10 her home in MorgantOwn. W. Va
Miss Byrnes will make a short stay IN
Washington.
Mrs. William Connard. accompanied by
her son. Mr. Robert Connard. arrived on
Tuesday in Washington, where they VIII
be the guests Of Paymaster Charles Con-
nard. L. S. n, and Mrs. Connard. at
their home in Chevy Chase. Mrs. Con-
nard spent the last winter I'm Panama
with her son.
Miss J. Blanche Nnllard, who is spend
ing several weeks in Wilmington. Del. as
the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Louis
CazenOYe. Will arrive IN Georgetown the
latter part OF this week 10 spend a few
days here with Miss s. Tonita Ridgway.
Miss MillaTd expects 10 return 10 her
home in Kalamazoo, Mich, about the last
Of this month.
Miss Dorothy Miller. who has been the
guest Of her uncle and aunt. Or. and Mrs.
Thomas Bdwin Ridgway. for the last
three weeks, left last Monday for Phila-
delphia. where she viii be the guest for
a few DAYS OF her aunt. Mrs Lucy Miller
Smith. Miss Miller was the guest OF
honor az a theater party there on Monday
night given BY her aunt She has now re-
turned to her home in Elizabeth. y. J.
Mrs. Judith Hinson was tho hostess a.
a small dinner last Saturday night al
her home IN Chestertown, Nd. in honor
OF Miss Mary Harvey. Of Georgetown.
The table was charmingly decorated IN
pale pink carnations and maidenhair fern
and rOse-shaded lights in antique silver
sconces- Covers were laid for ten The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. William w Beck.
Miss Mary Harvey, Miss Isabel Beck. Mr.
Harrison Vickers. Mr. Richard Nailor.
and Mr. Thomas Waters OF Baltimore
Nine. Francois Heddinger was the hos
tess OF a large bridge last Saturday afs-
ternoon in honor Of Mrs. Paynter. wife
OF Senator Paynter. OF Kentucky. The
house was beautifully decorated with
masses OF spring blossoms. and in the
dining-rOcm the table which was COW
cred with handsome embroidered cloth.
WAS artistically arranged with pale pink
tulips. and numerous rose shaded candles
in cut glass and old gold -sconces. A
feature Of the decorations Of the table
was the prOfusion OF dainty pink
gauze butterfly bows. which added greatly
10 llle Deauty OF tne room. There We're
thirteen tables and the souvenirs were
corsage bouquets OF pink sweet peas
The prizes which were unusually hand
some were old gold brass portfolio. CO.
lonial candlestick. and an empire basket
q the same ware.
Miss Suzanne Radcliffe Yerbv enter
tained at a surprise party last Tuesday
complimentary 10 Mr.. Peter Niocrossi.
Of Montgomery. Ala. Pale yellow. jon
quils. ferns. and palms formed the prin-
cipal decorations Of the house. and the
supper table which was laid for fourteen.
was prettily arranged with the same
flowers and numbers Of yellow-shaded
candles. The eenterpiece was a large
birthday cake artiStically decorated with
yellow jonquils. and the same color
scheme was carried out in the different
courses Music. both instrumental and vo-
cal, was the feature OF the evening. Miss
1erby. who wore handsome hand en-
broidered gown with touches of pale
blue, was assisted in receiving her. guests
by her mother. Mrs. z. 3. Yerby. Among
those who enjoyed the evening were
Miss Lillian Hin. Miss Geline Macdonald
Miss Anne Hensel. Miss Dora Vicey. Miss
Tonita Ridgway, Miss Suszanne Yerby.
Mr.. Peter NicroSsI. SEr. John Collins No
ran Mr. James Ivers, fr, Mr.. John DAILY.
Mr.. Richard Bourke, Mr. Edward Ralph.
and Mr.. Timothy ODonnell