The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-12
GEORGETOWN.

A bazaar which will rival any held in
Georgetown is to be given by st. Johns
church next fall. Owing to the fact that
many leave town for the summer, the
church is organizing its workers now
with view to having some OF the work
carried On during the warm weather.
Rev. F. B. Howden and Mrs. Wood have
Ia charge the committees who are to plan
for the Parish Hall week Of pleasure.
Gen. LOCKER and his daughter, Miss
Bertha LOCKER, left Thursday for Attain
tic City, where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Mary Reich had as her house
guest last week Miss Brewer. OF Rock
Vile
Mrs. Bacon, nee Taggart, has left Seat
tie and is now with her husband. DR..
Bacon. in San Francisco. The LIST OF July
Mrs. Bacon will arrive to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Taggart, in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Garrard returned Thursday from
Pennsylvania, where she spent part of
the week with her aunt, Mrs. A B.
Sharpe, who was the guest OF Mrs. Gar
rard at the fort during the past month.
Members OF the War College started
Friday morning on their ride TO visit
the different battlefields. The trip will
be an extended one. and the party is not
expected TO return before August. Lieut.
Chaffee is In command.
Rev. F. B. Howden spent part OF last
week in New York.
Miss Mary Hyde left Wednesday for
New Jersey, where she will spend the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Dodge.
Emanuel Church held a garden party
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the entertainment, which was quite an
elaborate one, there being eighteen tables.
besides a number of side attractions
Mrs. William BeaIl and her little daugh-
ter Elizabeth have returned from two
weeks visit with Mrs. Bealrs sister,
near Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, OF Michigan. are
house guests of Mrs. Green's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Grady. of TWenty-ninth street.
Mrs. Owen Thompson is in Philadel-
phia, where she is the guest of Mrs.
Davis, formerly Miss Alice Bishop, Of
Georgetown.
Mrs. Waldo Hlbbs and her daughter
Katherine have returned from a visit
with friends in Hamilton. Va.
Miss Susie Taggart was one OF the
soloists last Tuesday at the twelfth an
niversary celebration of the Eastern Star.
Miss Taggart's number. "All In Garden
Fair" was one of the most delightful
selections.
The concert at ST. Johns Parish Hall
last Tuesday evening was quite the sue
cess Il had promised 70 be. The pro-
gramme, which was in charge of Mr.. C.
T. Williams, comprised selections from
Liszt, Cowen, Chopin, Pepper, Willeby,
Awkward, Moszkowsd, Riker, Gaynor.
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Ernest Lent was the 'cellist Of the even
ing. Mr. Adolph Torooslky was at the
piano. Mr.. lie Roy Glider and Mr.. Wal
ter Wilkinson were other soloists. Dur
ing intermission and after the concert
the ladies Of the church sold refresh
ments. The fee cream was In charge of
Mrs Stewart. Mrs. Middleton, Mrs Wood.
and Mrs. .Casselrnan, assisted by Miss
Frances Dodge, Miss Helen Williams,
Miss Marjorie Stewart. Miss Arnold,
Miss Offutt, Miss Havener, Miss Fugel.
Miss Mitchell, Miss KurtZ, and Miss Isa-
belle Taylor Mrs. Frank Leetch was in
charge of those who assisted. At the
cake table were Mrs. Davis. Mrs, sterne,
Mrs Howden. and Miss Hassan. At the
candy table Mrs Reed Mrs Offutt, Mrs
Rich. Mrs. Morgan. and Miss Smith. The
entertainment was in charge Of Mrs. Tay-
Tor, Miss LOCKER, and Mrs. William
Bean
Mrs. q. NJ. MacCarteney has with her
Mrs. Arthur P>ase, OF Burlington. VT
Another house guest OF Mrs. MacCar-
teney. during the past week, was Mrs.
Nudge, OF Pikesville. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker. of
Pennsylvania, are the guests of their
brother, Mr.. Walter Shoemaker, OF o
street
Mrs. William Leeteh has as her guest
az her home in r street Miss Helen
Herr. her niece. from Jersey City.
Miss Elizabeth Winston has returned
to Washington after completing her sec
ond year at Peabody Institute. Miss
Winston returns TO Baltimore next fall
to complete her course IN music. after
which several years VIII be spent in
study abroad Mrs. Winston and her
daughter leave Wednesday for their sum
mer home in Amherst County, Va. where
they will spend several weeks before
going to Atlantic City for the season.
The Ladies' Foreign and Home Mission
airy Societies and the Ladies' Aid Of Dunn
barton Avenue Church held a meeting
in the church parlors Wednesday. A de-
lightful luncheon was served and pleas
ant social time was enjoyed. The officers
elected at this meeting for the ensuing
year are Mrs. H. c. Craig, Mrs. Charles
Birch, and Mrs. Frisbey, Of the Ladies'
Aid Mrs. Charles Z. Birch, Mrs. Craig.
and Mrs. Isaac Birch OF the Foreign Mis-
sionary; Mrs. Pate, Mrs. Isaac Birch, and
Mrs. n. c. Thompson, OF the Home Mis-
sionary Society.
Miss Annie NJ Roberts. Of Cameron.
Va. sailed Saturday for Europe. In the
party she is travelling with are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Walker and Miss Walker,
Of WATERFOWL.
Miss Williams, Of Macon. Ca, who
spent the winter with Mrs. lie Roy Kern.
left this week for her Southern home.
much 10 the regret Of her many friends
here. With her was her sister. Mrs ]. 3.