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and Mrs. Hume. and it was a tea given |
Friday by Mrs. Hume which proved
quite the feature of the week. The
guests OF honor were: Mrs. Amphlett of
England and Mrs. Underwood OF Knox
VILE. Tenn. Those assisting Mrs. Hume
were Mrs Robert Small. Mrs. Charles
James. Mrs Charles Hume, Mrs. Graham
Hume. Miss Stokes Of Richmond, and
Mrs. Thomas Hume.
Mrs. James T. Bootes. wife Of Capt.
Bootes. and her mother. Mrs Buck of
Oregon. have been visiting in Washing
ton during the past week. They left
Friday for short stay with relatives in
Wilmington, Del
Western High School will give its an
nual festival in May. The entertainment
will be given by members Of the school
and during the latter part Of the two
evenings OF the festival there will be
dancing.
DR.. Pate Of Dumbarton NJ. F. Church.
was cordially welcomed back 10 the
church at a reception Tuesday evening
Of last week. Mr.. wellen eFisher pre-
sided at the meeting which preceded the
welcome by members Of the church rep
resenting the different branches Of the
work. The official board was repre-
sented by Mr. Joseph Oliver. Mr.. Isaac
Birch spoke for the Sunday school. Mr.
Heiston for the Epworth League, Mr..
Bowling for the Brotherhood and Mrs.
BuZzee for the Ladies Mite Society.
Two fraternal addresses were made by
Rev Mr.. Marshall, of West Street Pres
byterian Church and by Rev. Mr.. War
ring OF the Lutheran Church. DIR. Pate
gave a pleasant speech Of appreciation.
The musical programme was delight
full. There were piano solos by Miss
Bessie Louise Haney and Miss Mildred
Cornwell. Mis- Bessie Birch sang a
couple Of songs and there were other solos
by Mr. William T. Glover. Mr.. John
Mitchell Waters and Mr.. Adrian. Mrs
Birch, the organist, accompanied the
singers. Among those preseS; 30 meet
DIR. and Mrs. Pate were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Birch. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Haney. Miss Edna Haney, Mr.. and Mrs
y. G Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. H.
Houghton. Mrs Virginia Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Johnson, Mrs. Mar
Garet Pate Mrs. John Mitchell Waters.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Fisher. Mrs. Henry
Brown, Mrs. l.. p. Heiston. Miss Virginia
Houghton, Mrs. Irwin. Miss Ruth Irwin.
Miss Mildred Fisher. Miss Maude Allen.
Miss Ella Allen, Miss Nellie Sebastian.
Miss Mabel Darcy. Miss Ella Darcy.
Miss Lewis, Mrs. William Sebastian. Miss
Eva Darcy, Professor B. F. Janney. Mr..
J. Albert Houghton, DR.. Lindsey and
Mr. a. W. Hudson
Mr.. T Lightfoot Wormeley has re-
turned from visit I'm Baltimore.
Rev. T, s. Childs. Mrs. Childs and their
daughter Miss Helen ChildS have re-
turned from a visit Of a couple Of weeks
in Atlantic City. During Mr. Childs' alb
sence Rev. Mr.. Marsten conducted ser
vices
Mrs. Henry Brown had as her guest
for past of the week her sister. Mrs.
Mary Smith, Of Seminary Hill
The Dumbarton Club gave a dance
Tuesday evening. Among those present
were Miss Margaret yesterday. Miss
Pennebaker. Miss Kehoe Miss Wright.
Mr.. Harper. Mr.. Nailor Mr.. George
yesterday. Mr.. Ballanger and Mr.. Flem-
ing
Miss Emily Glover is 10 sing The
Nymph of the Rhine at the Rubinstein
Club recital, which is TO be at the New
Willard Wednesday OF this week Miss
Glover viii also sing at the tea to be
given by Mrs. Hensey for the Bell Home
Tuesday of this week
Among those from Georgetown who as
-
Post entertainment were Miss Bessie
Birch. Miss Laura Wade. Mr. William T..
Glover, Mr.. Thayer and Mr.. Adreon
Mrs. Birch was at the piano
A ball will be given Thursday Of this
week by the Dixey Chapter at the Con-
federate Home.
The tea Thursday given by Mrs Field
ing Marshall. jr.. for her daughter. Mrs
Amphlett, was one Of the most attractive
Of the spring season. a most pleasing
effect was gained in the dining room by
having long sprays Of dogwood decorat-
ing the walls and on the table llacs
which were arranged in a large mass n
the center, with smaller punches at each
corner. Assisting i'm the dining room
were Mrs Rawlin Hume and Mrs. In
derwood. Mrs. James served punch.
The inmates Of the Home for Incur
ables have been recently entertained bv
members Of the Church Of the Covenant.
At present Miss Dill is arranging for
another concert TO be given at the Home
this week.
Rev. II. Barrymore Angus has re-
turned 10 Peck Memorial Church.
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given last week by the Mems Club OF
Christ Church to the ladies of the parish
The evening was opened with a lecture
by Mr.. Frederick II. Newell, his subject
being the reclamation Of our desert lands
Mr.. Newell gave a brief and compre.
hensive talk. covering with pictures and
explanations the work in different section.
of the country where dams have beer
built and the water directed 10 arid lands
Following Mr.. Newelrs lecture refresh.
ments were served, Among those present
were Mr.. George King, the presideu, ~
the club; Mrs. George King. Mrs Mac
Carteney Miss Emily Matthews, Rev
James Blake, Mrs. Blake Miss France.
Blake. Capt. and Mrs. Kreidler Mrs
Reich. Miss Brewer, Mrs. Graves. Mis-,
Anna Abbott. Miss Matte Abbott. Mrs
Bryan. Miss Worsley. Miss Anne Black
wood. Miss Juhelle Paris. Mr.. Cheney
Mr.. Munson. Mr.. Adler. Mr.. and Mrs
Blackwood. Mr.. Gordon. Mr. Duvau, Mr.
Bennett. Mr.. Percy Thompson, Mr.. Har
per, Mr.. owen Thompson and DR.. Ben
nett.
Miss Alice Carson left Saturday 70 visi
relatives In Chillicothe, Ohio. She vii