The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Brook Pierce, al their home IN Z
street.
Mrs. Emma A lynch and her caugh-
ter. Miss n Antonia Lynch. of PhEadeI-
phla. well known in Georgetown society.
expect 20 sail about the middle of June
for Europe. where they viii spend the
summer travelling IN France end SWitzer-
land
Miss Katherine P-ice.. who. with her
father. Mr. Wilton Price, ~ Westerly.
r. J.. was the guest Of friends in Wash
ington last week, left on Tuesday for
PlainGeld. y. J.. where they VIII visit
before going 70 Atlantic City % join Mrs
Price.
A number Of the ladies' OF s.. Johns
Episcopal Church held q cake sale last
Saturday morning az the Parish Han
The affair was largely attended. and VAS
pronounced a great success By those who
arranged the sale Among those in
charge were Mrs. John Wright Resd. Mrs
John Wood, and Miss Carrie T,odson-
Miss Eta Goldsbor0uRh. daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. Briee GcldsbCrouEh, on
Camhride. Nd. and srauddaughter Of
Paymaster GOidsborough. T.. S n. has
been spending part of this winter in
in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs IsnIer.
Miss Goldsborough Is wei known in
Georgetown society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hume. Win thelr
children, Miss Helen Hume. Master VIII
lett Hume, and Master George Hume.
and Mrs Hume's mother. Mrs Wiuett.
have closed their home in Tuenf fy-nlnth
street and left on Wednesday morning
for Livingston Heights. Va where they
expect 10 spend the spring and summer
81 their country place. The GIeae.
Mrs George W Salter entertained at an
attractive little card party. followed by
a chahng-dish supper. last Monday even
Ing al her apartments in the Kanswha in
honor Of Miss katherine Price, OF Wester-
ly. r J.. who was the guest o. friends in
Washington for several days last week.
Mrs Salter's guests included Mss Fran
ces De Lashmutt. Miss Anne Blackw0od.
Miss Katherine Price. Alr Morris Paris.
Mr- William Brown, and 1ir. William
Leetch-
Miss Roma Clarke entertained at
pretty O'Clock tea last Tuesday after
noon in honor Of her house guest. Miss
Efhe 8lcAllister. Of Greenvule. s. e. The
tea table was charmingly arranged with
a ceEterpiece OF yellow j0nQUils and deli
cate ferns. surrounded with yellow shaded
lights. and was presided over by Mrs
Webster and Ms John Gheen. The draw
ing-roOms We're massed with palms. ferns.
jonQuils. and other yellow spring bios
SONS. Those who assisted Miss Clarke in
receiving her guests were Miss Belle Kou-
drUp. Miss Alice Fenwick. Miss Freebe. Of
New York. and Miss Johnson, OF Green
vile. S. c.
Miss Edith Pigeon entertained Al
Il
OF her parents Or. ard Mrs Edward o.
Pigeon. OF Biltmore street, compliment
ary 10 her house guest Miss Augusta
Young. OF Chicago. The house was beau
tifully arranged with masses Of vlOlets
ferns, and palms. and late in the evening
s. delicious buffet supper was served Mrs
Pigeon in a handsome gown Of light blue
satin assisted the young hostess IN re-
Coiving her guests Miss Pigeon wore a
dainty empire dress OF pink satin messa-
line, and Miss Young wore yellow satin
With touches of hand embroidery. The
guests. who numbered fifty. included
number OF the young set OF Washington
and Georgetown. also number OF stu
dents Of the University Of Pennsylvania
and Cornell University, who were spend
ing their Easter holidays in Washington
The young ladies Of the Trinity Social
'-llD entertained az g 0ellSnttll dance
last Thursday evening az the Trinity
School Han, the proceeds OF which were
donated 70 the new school fund. The
music. which was unusually good, was
furnished by a violin, piano. and cornet
The hall was profuseIy decorated with
flags and streamers OF yellow and white
bunting During the evening ice cream.
cake. &c. were served 70 the guests Mr..
Joseph Mccain was manager OF the door.
and the ladies in charge of the affair
were Miss Della Rhodes. president Of
the club; Miss Annie TetlOw. secretary
and treasurer; Mrs AIaherer. Mrs Finley.
Miss Agnes O'DOnohOUgh. Miss Helen