The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-04

he will go into business. he will visit in
Chicago.
Mrs DOuthirt, who has been North for
! the past six months. has returned and
win spend the winter with Mrs. w. p.
French al her n street home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Ray. Of Thirty
first street, have invitations out for the
18th Of December, when her daughter.
Miss Marie Ray. will be introduced 10
society at the Ray home IN Georgetown.
On December ,, In the chapel Of the
/ West Street Presbyterian Church. a very
/ successful concert was given for the
| benefit of the mission fund.
A most successful bazaar was held last
Thursday afternoon by the Christian En-
dcavor OF the Peck Memorial Chapel
Friday evening the Scout boys of the
Peck Memorial enjoyed a supper at their
hall.
/ Mrs. J. b. Angus and Miss Angus. who
: have been visiting Rev H. e. Angus.
have returned to their home in Elizabeth.
N ].
Mrs Walter Williams. who has been
i'll for several weeks, has gone to Allan
tie City.
/ Mrs. Drum-Hunt has returned to her
home. Langdrum. Md
Mrs. WoFmley Is visiting her son and
! daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs p. L.
Wormley, jr.. at their apartment in Dent
place.
Friday the Home for Incurables was
the scene OF two concerts The choirs Of
the Church OF the Covenant and St
stephens, Columbia Heights, entertained
the inmates, who were most enthusiastic
/ and appreciative.
Young ladies wishing 10 assist in the
selling of the Red Cross stamps viii con-
fer favor by handing in their names to
headquarters, DIR. ". r. Hill having the
Georgetown station.
Mr.. Frank Miller formerly OF George
town, now OF San Juan, Porto Rico, is
visiting friends here.
Capt. ". f. p French. L. S. A, adj
dressed the West Washington socialists
last Sunday evening at their temple His
Isubject was THE Industrial army of the
future"
Mrs. Keith Forrest has out cards for
two lat homes Monday. January 8sand
Monday, January 10, at 1899 n street.
Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday,
November %. 80 and December !, a series
of entertainments We're given at Linthi-
cum Hall, the proceeds to go 10 the choir
fund Of Christ Church. On Tuesday there
was The japanese Girl" an operetta, by
Mr.. Charles Vincent, under the direction
of Miss Aileen Bell. The principal char
acters were portrayed by Mrs. II. A.
Brown. Miss Margaret Conley, Miss Lii
liam TOulson. Miss Annie Wilkins, Miss
Eloise Orme, Miss Anna Pennebaker, and
Miss Grace HOuchen There was a chorus
OF fifteen young ladies' The scene was
laid in a Japanese garden and was most
picturesque After the play ice cream
lcake and candy were served. Wednesday
evening Mr.. Foster gave a most interest
ing lecture, his subject being 1.-THE Po-
tomac from its mouth to its source He
illustrated his lecture with beautifully
colored views Thursday was none the
less successful than the two preceding
evenings A concert by the choir OF
Christ Church, assisted by Mrs. Hugh J.
Brown, soloist; two numbers by the choir
and orchestra. solos by Rev. George F.
Dudley; plano, Prof Harry Wheaton
Howard: solos. Mrs. Donald B. Macleod
and Mr.. Henry Purcell Veazie; Mr. DON
aid b. Macleod. conductor. and Prof
Harry Wheaton Howard.-- accompanist
Quite nice little sum was realized.
Rev. S. W. Graffiin, of Anacostia, gave
an interesting lecture Wednesday even
ing at the Dumbarton Avenue Church
having for his subject END of the rain
bow" Miss Bessie Birch sang solo.
Mrs J. Hepburn Yarnail. of p street
had as her guest on Tuesday afternoon
Bishop McKim, of Tokyo. Japan. About
fifty ladies were present to enjoy talk
given by the bishop on his missionary
work In Japan. He laid great stress on
the need, interest, and success of such
work
Tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 4 O'Clock
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will lecture at the
Street Presbyterian Church to the
Missionary Society on the Edinboro con-
certs. A most cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all