The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
GEORGETOWN.
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Ferdinand Shoemaker. for several weeks
Later Miss Shoemaker viii visit her sis
ter, Mrs Walton, at her home IN West
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Balch Bean Wilson and
their little son and daughter, Master
Baleh Beau Wilson, r., and Miss Wiletta
Wilson, VIII soon close their apartment
N the Kanawha and viii go TO their
country home, in Bethesda, Nd, FOR the
sumner months.
Mrs Allan and her daughter. Miss
Roberta Allan. left last Tuesday for Fort
slocum, where they viii be the guests Of
Dr. Conrad E. Keeper, Z. 5. A, and Mrs.
Keeper for several weeks. Before return
ing 10 Washington Miss Allan viii make
an extended visit in the West
Miss Mary. Hutchinson. Of Richmond.
Va, who has been the guest OF Miss
Elizabeth Hoover al her home in ? street
for the last sew weeks, left yesterday
afternoon for Berkeley Springs, ". Va,
where she viii spend the summer months
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond SiieT.
Medical Director James A Hawk. .. s
y. retired. ard Mrs Hawk arrived In
Washington for a several weeks visit.
their sOn-in-lsw and daughter. Medical
Inspector Phillips A Lowering. Z. S. n,
and Mrs Lowering. at their home al the
Naval Hospital. Norfolk, Va
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Berry and Miss
Berry left recently for Maryland, where
they viii spend the entire summer as the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs J. F Robertson
Miss Louise Birch and Miss Elizabeth
Birch have returned 20 their home IN
Dumbarton avenue. after a short visit 70
Leesburg. Va. where they were the house
guests OF the Misses Davis
Mrs E. A Lynch and her daughter,
Mss II Antonia Lynch. Of Philadelphia
who spend a part OF each winter as the
guests Of relatives in Georgetown, left
last week for Mount Airy, Pa, where
they viii spend several weeks before
sailing for Europe. where they expect
20 spend the sumner months travelling
IN Switzerland and France
Miss Emily Glover. Of Thirtieth street,
vii entertain at a small tea on Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of her house guest.
Miss Mary Lee CrOvatt. Of Brunswick,
Ca The invitations have been limited 20
the younger set, and Miss Glover viii be
assisted in receiving by several Of the
young matrOns Of Georgetown.
Mrs William c. Young, who has been
spending the past month IN Washington as
the guest Of Commander William STother
Smith. L 5 y. and Ms Smith, at their
apartment, in IEs WestmOTiand, left last
Monday for Williamsburg, Va, where she
wiz be the guest Of her son-in-law and
daughter Mr- and Mrs Spencer Lane.
before returning 20 her home in Hamp-
tor. Va Both Mrs Young and Mrs
Lane, who was formerly Miss Mackey
Young, are well known IN Georgetown
society.
a very delightful dance was given last
Saturday evening, at the Madison Hall
Seminary by the members OF the T. A. c
Club. when the guests Of honor were the
young ladies Of the senior class. The
drawing rooms and halls. which were
cleared for dancing, were beautifully dec
Grated with many flags and pennants OF
the various colleges and fraternities.
Later in the evening a delicious buffet
supper was served. the color scheme being
gold and white. the school colors. Mr..
and Mrs George F Winston. assisted
b. Miss Ruby Thurman. OF Texas and
Miss Pearl Sluss, OF Virginia, received the
guests who numbered about thirty.
A wedding OF unusual interest in
Ganay and Compte Ernest de Caraman,
captain OF artillery. which took place
in Paris Monday, May 8, al the Church
Of St Pierre de Chaillot. at 2 O'Clock.
Nile de Ganay is the daughter Of the
0I2TQUise de Candy. formerly Miss Emily
RidgWay. Of Paris, niece Of Compte
Henri Ridgway. Of Paris and Pau. and 2
cousin OF Dr. Thomas Edwin Ridgway, OF
this city Compte de Caranan IS the son
OF the C0rpte and Comptess de Cara
man. OF Paris. After the marriage cere-
mony. wedding breakfast was held at
The home OF the brides mother. g Avenue
d Artin. C0mpte and COmptess de Cara
man VIII probably make their future
home N Paris.
Miss Louise Randlett. OF Texas. and
Miss -Cornelia Postern, Of New Jersey.
entertained the faculty and students OF
the Madison Hall Seminary at q very
attractive baby party last Tuesday even
ing The guests, who numbered about /
twenty-five, were dressed in costumes ap- /
prOprIate for the occasion. and each one i
received little toy dog as favor. Dur I
ing the evening q number OF children s I
games wee PLAYED. the fortunate winners /
being awarded with charming little toys 4
Later IN the evening & dainty supper was 1
served, the table being prettily arranged /
with quantities OF spring flowers and 4
ferns The guests included Mrs. George 4
z. Winston, Miss Nay Lee Rowan, Miss
Ruby Thurman. Miss IrEna Reid, Miss
Christine Carnahan, Miss Mamie Rose
Moss. Miss Hattie Harrison, Miss Vera
Willis. Miss Hazel Slgss, Miss Grace l
Wilson, and Miss Elizabeth Winston.
A very delightful dance was given last /
Wednesday by the young ladies OF the 1
Trinity Social Club, al Trinity Hall, in /
\ street The hall looked unusually at 1
tractive with its decorations Of American /
flags and streamers OF yellow and white 1
bunting. the coIors Of the club. A part /
Of the Marine Band furnished the music. |
and during the intermission an attractive /
buffet supper was served. the table being /
prettily arranged with quantities OF ferns. /
spring flowers, and shaded lights. The |
guests, who numbered about 80. were re /
ceived by Miss Helen Kuhn, president OF 1
the club; Miss Dora Trail vice president;
Miss Marion Thcrne, secretary; Miss |
Annie Tetlow, treasurer: Mrs. Finley. Mrs I
1erheT. Miss Margaret Cady. Miss NAY /
Boyle. Miss Clements. Miss EleanOre /
TennysOn, and Miss Agnes O'Donohugh.
A number Of the students OF the Cath /
ole University gave dance last Wednes-
day evening IN the town hall at Brook
land. D c The music was furnished /
By a stringed orchestra. and late in the 1
evening an attractive supper was served. /
The guests. who numbered about fifty.
were received by Miss Edith MCGEE ana |
1Ir. John c Moran
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