The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19

flower IN pink The ceremony will be
followed by a reception given by Mrs.
Creelnan TO the relatives and most init
mate friends. Mr.. Frey's connection with
Blake & Reed, bankers, leads TO his
making New York his permanent home.
Mrs J. Winter Graves returned Thurs
day from Baltimore, where she attended
the commencement exercises of Mount
ST. Agnes Convent, from which she was
graduated a couple Of years ago.
Friday evening one Of the organizations
of Peck Memorial Chapel, gave a NOON
light excursion to Indian Head
Mrs Robert Moser Is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Moser. OF Dumbarton
avenue.
The Normal School graduates gave q
few scenes from Twelfth Night" at
Western High School last week. A fun re-
production OF the play Is planned for
their commencement exercises. The
graduation exercises OF the Normal
School are to be June q.
Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins Hume are to be
members of q house party. during the
July holidays. given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carvely Richie IN their home at Spring
Lake
Flag day was observed at each of the
public schools. The day was under the
direction of the G. A. r.. and different
members OF the organization were the
speakers.
The choir of Dumbarton Avenue
Church enjoyed pleasant evening Mon
day last. when its members met for an
informal banquet in the church parlors.
The occasion was the reunion the choir
enjoys at the close of the winters work.
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Pate. Or. Thomas Calver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Heiston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Birch. Mr.. William T. Glover,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Houghton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Jackson, Miss Houghton,
Miss Leila Bogiey, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mitchell Waters, Miss Bessie Birch. Miss
Elizabeth Paulett. Miss Mabel Darcy
Miss Nellie Sebastian, Miss Ella Alien,
Miss Laura Wade, Miss Lille Wade.
Miss Molly Wade. Mr.. Robert BeclSham.
Mr.. A. w. Hudson, Mr.. William Adreon,
Mr.. Russell Stevens. Mr. Samuel Thrift.
Mr.. Vincent Smith, Mr.. Albert Houghton,
and Mr.. Charles Pate, Jr. The speakers
of the evening were DR.. Pate, Dr. Calver.
FIR Glover, Mr.. Birch, and Mr.. Heiston.
One OF the last OF the seasons Tues
dav dances at the Dumbarton Club was
given last week.
Mrs. Edward Randall leaves tomorrow
for Newport. where she will spend the
summer with her mother.
Mrs. Graham Paree has left Washing
ton for Bluemont, where she will spend
the season.
Mrs. McReynolds. of r street. is spend
ing this week at Sandy Spring, Md.
Mrs. Charles Claygett is in Leesburg
for the summer. where she is the guest
Of her mother. Mrs. Lutz.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Bryan Ewing to Rev. George Atwood
Sparrow, Of Gastonia, n. c., Is an
nounced. The wedding. which will be
very quiet, on account of illness in the
brides family. will take place June q.
Mrs. David Rlttenhouse spent the past
week on the Eastern Shore.
Miss Emma Clark. who has spent the
winter at Little Rock. Ark. is in Wash
ington for a short stay with relatives be-
fore returning to her home in Delaware,
where she will entertain during the sum-
mer months.
Miss Emily r. S. Glover left yesterday
for stay OF a couple weeks with friends
near Silver Spring.
The exhibit of pictures Thursday and
Friday evenings OF the equestrian class
OF officers was given in the drill hall at
Fort Myer. The pictures were enjoyed
by a large number Of town guests, be-
sides those from the fort
The Western High School commence
ment will be held tomorrow afternoon
at Columbia Theatef.
Mr. Summarized McCarteney leaves to-
morrow for Annapolis, where he will re-
main several days. On his return he win
have as house guests Mr.. Lyman Hoops,
Of Afiddletown, Conn. Mr.. Melville Por-
tello, OF Plattsburg, n. Y: Mr.. Russell
Perry, OF Concord, n. H, and Mr.. Com
modore Baker. OF Atlantic City.
Mrs. Spraig and Miss Alice Leetch left
Wednesday for Stony Man Camp. where
Mrs. Frank Leetch and Miss Dorothy
Leetch joined them yesterday.
Miss Bessie Birch has as her guest
Miss Elizabeth Paulett, Of Farmville, Va
Miss Paulett is one OF this years gradu-
ates Of Virginia State Normal. and re-
Gently arrived liz Washington from Balti-
more, where she was a delegate 10 the
convention.
Mrs. Waters. Of Langley. is the guest
OF Mrs DuvaIl, Of the Kanawhe-
There will be a special musical service
this evening at the West Street Presby
terrain Church. The occasion is the final
evening with the choir for this season.
The programme. which is IN charge or
Mr.. lie Roy Birch, the choir director. IN
cludes anthems by the choir and a duet
arrangement Of 20 Divine Redeemer,"
sung by Miss Harriet Harding and Mr..
Birch The sOloists of the evening will
be Miss Bessie Birch and Mr.. S. Percy
Thompson. Mr.. Loyal B. Aldridge is
organist Most of the evening will be
given to the music, and there will be a
short address by the pastor. Dr. James
T. Marshall.