The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

moore, j. II. SUES, Oh New lOIht Ter
trude Eckstine. Lillian Drake. Gertrude
Mann, Elinor Mann. Nellie Ruckdashel.
Margaret Callan. Elizabeth McKnew.
Mabel wehrkamp l.. V. coffren. D. L.
Brookman; Messrs. c. E. Davis. J. B. T.
Trotter, James Hamilton. J. V. Baulsir.
Webster Rowe, Frank Beckley, Of Kan
sas: b. Williams, F. B. Albert, J. T..
Campbell, z. Kayhoe, G. Kayhoe. II. F.
j. Drake jr., Charles Winerth William
Moore, Dr. f. COmstock Wilson. Joe
Callan, w. F. Randolph. Ebert Stone.
Howard Holt. Lewis Campbell. A. E.
Llppard, Dudley Wilson, and Cooper
Lightbown.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter D. A. R.. the
newest one in the District OF Columbla.
was organized April 15 al the home OF
the regent with the following officers:
Regent, Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe: vice
regent, Miss Margaret Virginia McCabe:
recording secretary, Miss Jessie Frances
Hayden; corresponding secretary. Miss
Lillian Warfeld: treasurer. Miss Sara
Elizabeth Stephens; registrar. Mrs Ida
Elizabeth Keber; historian, Miss Mary
Forrest Smith; chaplain, Mrs. Clara A.
Stine.
The chapter was named for Capt. George
Wendell Wolfe, the Revolutionary ances-
tor Of the regent. Miss Wolfe. who is a
native Hoosie-. born on the farm that
Squire Boone Cthe brother OF Daniel
Boone settled on in the Buck Creek
Valley near the Ohio River. She is a
member OF the Indiana Society: also OF
the Women's College Club. the Colum-
bian Women. and Order Of the Eastern
Star Miss Wolfe was formerly instruc-
tor In charge OF the department OF Eng
lish in Western Normal College. OF Bush
NELL H., and teacher Of English In the
city high school Of JefersonvilIe. Ind.
She holds the degrees Of B. l. and B. A,
and is an elocutionist.
A silver tea" will be given az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hensey. 1901 Adams
Mil road. Tuesday afternoon, April 2s
/ from 4 TO o'clock. for the benefit OF
the Episcopal Home for Children. for
merry known as the Bell Home.
Mrs. Barney has sent out invitations
for a small company al her r street
house. the former residence OF J. Var
Vechten Olcott, the evening Of April 30
for a symposium Of classic dancing.
Lucia Gale Barber will present an ex-
/ quisitely beautiful young woman. Galatea
with Walter Norris stiles. Mr.. Stiles
/ was curator OF the American exhibit OF
| the third international art congress, held
! in London IN 1905. and as art representa-
tive Of the American people he was
entertained by royalty. Galatea and MI
stiles are 70 appear in London later ir
/ the season
/ Every one interested in the Episcopa
/ Home for Children. should be present
AT a musicale 10 be given for the benefit
/ Of the home az I754 S street. Tuesday
/ evening. April IS.
/ An interesting programme will be giver
! by several well-known Washington mu
siclans. and it Is hoped many VIII b,
| present.
Mrs. Letter entertained yesterday aft
/ ernOon Al the second Of the garden par
ties she Is giving this spring in N,
/ HaAA-N-l VI -l-l AeeALAAA Va nome IN AfAu0n
| circle Miss Harriet Wadsworth. daugh
! ter Of Representative and Mrs Jane.
| Wadsworth. assisted Mrs Letter IN re-
! celving her guests. and Miss Elizabeth
Kean. sister Of Senator Kean, OF New
Jersey, presided at the tea table tn,
| Hungarian band. from New York. playeJ
! throughout the afternoon, as on a sim
! liar occasion. The dancing in the oper
/ air, arranged for the young people. wa.
! interfered with by the storm, but die
not in any measure appear 10 lessen The
| pleasure Of the afternoon.
| Elaborate arrangements are being made
! by the special committee OF the American
/ Society of the Naval Engineers havinE
! charge Of the annual banquet Of that or.
| ganiEation. The event this year Will be-
at Rauscher's, as last year, the date
/ being May = There viii be many dis.
| tingushed guests, and several member,
/ OF the House and Senate naval commit.
/ tees have already sig1iied their intention
/ OF being present Acceptances have alsC
been received from many members Of the
| engineering profession.