The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-17
GEORGETOWN.

The bazaar for the Epicc9pc Eye.
Ear, and Throat Hospital is fast be-
| coming one Of the features OF the year
| The churches Of Georgetown we're well
! represented. Assisting Christ Church were
| Mrs. James Blake, Miss Corneua Brad
| ford. Mrs. William T. Glover, Mrs. Jose
/ phine Sewers. Mrs. Logic. Mrs. E. 5.
] Kennedy. Mrs. Joseph Bradley. Mrs. VII
| liam Conard. Miss Boyer, Mrs. Henry
Matthews, Miss Mary Reich. Miss Emily
S. r. Glover Miss Frances Blake. Miss
Emily Matthews, Miss Cathryn Powell.
| Miss Annette MacCarteney, Miss Mar
garet Berry Miss Donna Berry, Miss
Anne Blackwood, Miss Kitty Beale, Miss
Mary Radford. Miss Frances De Lash
mutt, Miss Lucy Mackall, Miss Dickson,
Miss Prince. and Miss Little.
Those from St Johns and Grace
churches were Mrs. Smoot. Mrs. How
den. Mrs. Dodge, Mrs Hassan. Mrs. JEFF
fras, Miss Suter, Mrs. Onutt, Mrs. Simp-
son. Mrs. Walter Williams. Mrs. c. c.
Hall, Miss Pettis, Miss Nicholson, Miss
Howden. Miss Juliette Paris. Miss Marie
Pierre, Miss Linda Stewart, and Miss
Alwater Castleman.
Among those who were present were
Miss Trapier. Mrs. William Orme. Miss
Mary Anna Riley, Mrs. Louis MackaH,
Miss Wolfe. Mrs. Duncan Bradley. the
Misses SmOOt. Miss Gloria Gordon, Mrs
Crabbe. Miss Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Conard, Mr.. William Gordon. Mr.. G. p
Glover, DIR. Wolfe. Mr.. Robert Conard.
Mr.. Morris Paris, Rev James Blake
Rev. DR.. Howded, Rev. Dr. Williams. and
Rev. DR.. Pettis.
The Thursday Morning Study Club met
last week with Miss Mary Radford
Those at the meeting were Miss Hoge.
Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Phyllis Snyder,
Miss Cathryn Du Bose. Miss Lena VIII
kins. and Miss Frances Blake.
Miss Edna Middleton, who has been
spending some time with friends in
Marshall. Va. returns to Washington To-
morrow.
The Misses Green and Mr. Frank Green
will spend some time with Mrs Ma
gruder. in Q street, before leaving town
for the summer
One of the spring weddings in George !
town Will be that of Miss Mamie MAY
Patten and Mr.. Walter Wolverton
Stockton. Miss Patten has come to
Georgetown only recently. but is quite
well known already. Much of her time
has been given to charitable work, and
IN this connection her success in the
Red Cross stamp work might be men
toned. The wedding, which will take
place in June, will be in st. Johns
Church.
Mrs Underwood, Of Knoxville Tenn. |
IS spending a month with her mother |
and sister. Mrs. and Miss Graves. at
their apartment. Hammond Court
During the spring months there have |
not been the usual number Of dances !
given by the Dumbarton Club There |
VIII be dance next Tuesday evening. |
Hereafter the club will give dances every
two weeks. The tennis courts have |
proved unusually attractive during the |
warm spring weather.
Mrs. Sennett, of Boston, IS spending a
week in Washington for the purpese Of !
studying at the Helmick Studio While |
In town Mrs Sennett is staying at the |
Grafton.
MIS- Henry Simpson organized class |
of prayer at St Johns Church Wednes- !
day evening. There will be two meet |
ings month held i'm the parish house |
During these meetings there will be /
music and addresses. At present there |
are twenty-one members and the object !
OF the class is to visit in the parish
Mrs. Gwinn has as her guest Mrs OttoI
Sutro. who will leave Washington shortly
to make her home abroad
Mrs. Middleton has with her Mrs. c |
*. Lambson. of Westfield Mass.
The play last week. Love and Whist
with its Georgetown cast, was enthusiast
tically received by those who attended
the entertainment given for the Confed
crate Home
Miss Harriette Fletcher entertained a
number of her friends at a picnic YES
terday afternoon in Rock Creek Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Davis have
as their guest Mrs Nell Leary. On
leaving Washington Mrs Leary goes 10
Ga, her new home
The choir Of Dumbarton Avenue Church
gave a musicale at the Home for IN
curables last week. Mrs. Birch was !
pianist. Those who sang were Mr.. VIII
lam I. Glover, the choir director: the
Misses Wade, the Misses Darcy. Mrs
Jackson. the Misses Dyer, Miss Sebas-