The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-10

Mamie Mason. Of Louisville: Miss Mary
phillips. Mrs. Thomas Cochran and Miss
Mittie Herbert. Miss Janet Kuhn won
the prize
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. French enter
tanned at cards on Wednesday evening
in honor Of the sixth anniversary Of their
wedding The drawing-TOoms and hall
were artistically decorated with palms
and ferns and clusters of roses Mrs. a.
]. Harris. of Henderson, n. c, assisted
MT. and Mrs. French in receiving.
Mr. Joseph l.. Crupper. with his family.
have gone to their home in Ballston for
the spring and summer months.
The Misses Norton entertained in honor
Of their niece. Miss Mamie Norton Mason.
of Louisville, on Tuesday evening. Those
present were Miss Elsie Snowden, Miss
Edith Snowden. Miss Mary Phillips. Miss
Clarence Snowden. and Miss Maidie Snow
den. Dr.. Berry. Mr. Harter, Mr.. Taylor.
Mr.. Phillips Mr.. Penick. Mr.. Arthur
Powell Gray. jr., and Mr.. Herbert s Os-
borne. The prizes were won by Miss
Mason and Mir Osborne.
Miss Helen Cummings entertained the
members of the Cameron Club and few
friends at Lee Camp Hall on Saturday
the sixteenth anniversary Of the organi-
cation of the club. Mrs Eleanor Wash
ington Howard and Miss Margaret MEG.
Asbby assisted Miss Cummings in receiv-
ing
4 maSqUe ball was given at MCBurney' S
Hall on Friday evening by the girls Of
Alexandria TO the Alexandria German
Club. The eotillion was led by Mr..
James 5. Douglas. jr.. and Miss Char
Iotte Barnard England. Of Baltimore.
The chaperons were Mrs. Albert Doyle
BrockeId. Mrs Thomas B. Cochran. Miss
Bessie Janey, Miss Cora Cochran, Mrs.
George Muschback. Mrs. ". B. Danger
field, Mrs J. Sidney Douglas. Mrs. Arthur
Snowden. Mrs Gardner Boothe. Mrs. c..
c. Leadbeater. Mrs. Herbert Warren An
derson, Mrs Dabney J. Carr of Rich
mond; Mrs. c. c. Carlin, and Mrs.
Smith. The names and costumes Of
those present were as follows: Miss
Annie Lewis Jones. "a Japanese; %
Miss Hattie Douglas, "a Spanish dancer"
Miss Mary Henckle. Of North Carolina.
Little Bo-Peep:' Miss Mary Glen Uhler,
"a Dutch girl" Miss SibyI Smoot, "Poin-
se,tia;" Miss Mary Philips. Little Red
Riding Hood" Miss Pauline Nicol. "a
poppv;" Miss Maidie Snowden, "a little
girl" Miss Clarence Snowden, Spring
Miss Alice Chinn. Folly" Miss Efie
Young, of Washington, "a shepherdess; !"
Miss Helen Williams. of Washington, "a
peasant" Miss Belle Daingerheld, "a
! little girl" Mrs. Donald Douglas. IAN old
fashioned LADY," Miss Jean Brent. IAN
Indian" Miss Alice Anderton, "a jon
quill" Miss Margaret Hoge of Washing
ton. "a French maid" Miss Eliza Doug
las, 'sunbonnet girl" Mrs. irving Smith.
of Washington, "a gypsy Miss Janet
Kuhn, of Hancock, Md. "a little girl
Miss Nettie Herbert. "a little girl" Miss
Phyllis Sneider. of Washington, "a colonial
| lady" Miss Carusi, of Washington, AN
Italian" Miss Deane Anderson. "a Span
| ish LADY," Miss Julia Nichol, "a carna-
| tion:" Miss Courtney GreenOugh, "a
colonial LADY," Miss Alice Roberts. OF
Washington, "a violet; Miss Marguerite
Jones. of Memphis; Miss Katherine Jones'
of Baltimore: Mr.. OrVille H. Stewart, OF
Washington; Mr. Milton French. Mr..
Williams, of Washington; Mr. Marshall
| King, Mr. Edmund p. Hunter. DR.
Thomas B. Cochran. Mr. Clarence
Leadbeater. Mr. Gardner l. Boothe
! Mir. Bathurst Daingerield. g Japanese