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ischeverein." Miss Schade; pause for
conversation. scenes from Grillparzer's
Greek drama ''Sappho" with Miss
Schade as Sappho. Miss Emma Bender
Us Melitta. and Miss Manypenny as Eu-
charts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w 4. Nestler celebrated
their twenty-flfth anniversary last
Thursday evening al their home I'm q
street northeast. There were present
with them only their. children. Mr..
Charles W. Nestler. Mr. Frederick NJ.
Nestler. and Master Ralnh b. Nestler.
and a few Intimate friends, Mrs. G. E
Heisley, Miss Elsie Sharswood. and Miss
Myrtle Sharswood. There were some
handsome presents OF sir and the
brides picture OF twenty-five years ago,
handsomely framed. was presented 10
them. The evening was spent with music
and song. and refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Frazier, Of rs S
street northwest, celebrated the twentieth
evening. The pATlOrs and dining-roOm
We're decorated with palms and pink
roses.
Mrs. G. A. Weber presided In the din
ing-room. assisted by Miss Gladys Ben
son. Miss Helen Stewart, Miss Marie
Ashford. and Miss Nellie Morrison.
Among the many present were Rev
John Benson and Mrs Benson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Ashford Alr. and Mrs c. B.
CaywOOd, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Caywood.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Boetler, Mr.. and Mrs
Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper. Mr. and
Mrs. G.. 4. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ashford, Mr. and
Mrs Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nav,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Shuckers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Shuckers, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs.
Lear. Mrs Steel, Mrs. Hirsch. Mrs.
Bagly. Mrs. Beal Miss Frazier. Miss
Minch. Miss Beal, Miss Rose NJ. Seton,
Miss Nellie Morrison, Miss Laura Coli
son, Miss Bessie Collision. Miss GLADYS
Benson. Miss Helen Stewart Miss Marie
Ashford. Miss Margaret Ashford, Miss
Frances Ashford, Miss Adah Bagby. Miss
Viola Jasper, Miss Steel. Miss E. Nc
Mullen MIR. Joseph Lear Mr. Elmer
Flather, MIR. George Weber. and Mr..
Elmer &. Frazier Miss Laura Collision.
assisted by her sister. Miss Bessie Col
lisOn, rendered several songs.
The ladies Of Leojean College received
Tuesday evening. when the house was
especially attractive in its decorations
OF yellow and white, the college colors.
Naf lsA
NUNS with ferns. Miss Mccoy. IN gray
satin liberty de chine embroidered In
silver, was assisted in receiving by her
sister. Mrs. Andrews. who wore white
satin embroidered in gold
Mrs, Edward p Mertz. Of 3O21 Newark
street was hostess Tuesday afternoon
for the October meeting Of the Dolly
Madison Chapter. D. A r a brief BUSH
ness session. with the regent, Mrs. Mann,
presiding, was followed by a most enjoy
able travel talk, the members giving their
experiences Of the summer months al
home and abroad.
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their October dance, which win be
held In National Rifles ArmOry on Thurs
day evening, October 20
The District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs VIII meet October %. at
80 p. m in the parlors of the Portner
1 and Fifteenth streets. The standing
committees viii have as chairmen: Art
Mrs. Grace BOynton Logan: education
Miss Frances Graham French; literature
l
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey; Industrial
and social conditions. Mrs. William J.
Ethel; civics. Mrs. Helen r. TindalI;
emergency and first aid, ~ Isabel Hes
lip Lamb; public health, Miss Flora ].
McCreery; reciprocity, Mrs Fanny NJ
Page; music, Mrs Alonzo D. Mehelm.
social. Mrs. Ada II. Weiss: conservation.
Mrs. L. J. Young-Wither; club extern
sion. Mrs. Arthur z. Johnston; press.
Mrs Josephine L. Jacobs.
The Thursday Euchre Club was enter
tained last week by Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Johnson when the exceptionally pretty
prizes We're won by the following mem
bers: Mrs. D. f. Hardester, Mrs. p. d.
Martin. Mrs f. T. Brown, and Mrs. II.
S. Maddox. Mrs. W T. Linton is the
hostess for the next meeting.
The members OF the various committees
Of the Tennessee Society Of Washington
were entertained by the Secretary. Mrs.
J. ~ Hammer, at her residence, l2l0l
Euclid street. Wednesday. October u.
Hon. James d. Richardson presided
The members are enthusiastic over the
outlook for the coming winter and spring.
a number OF innovations will be intro
duced and IL is expected that the Tennes-
see Association will rank first in the
Southern societies. Among those present
were: President Richardson. Gen. I.
d. McCOrd. Mrs. Felix Reeves, Mr. John
W. Childress. Mr.. z. A. Keeling, Mr.. Geo. |
r. Shields Mr.. VIM. Cox. Miss I.oretto
o'COnnelL Mr.. II. T. Tate, and Mrs.
J. n. Hammer
The District OF Columbia Society. |
Daughters OF 1872. held their first meeting
Of the season at the home OF the 5resi- |
dent, Mrs. Kate Kearney Henry, 2O21 I |
street northwest, yesterday afternoon.
The meeting was we'll attended, and all /
promises well for the work of the coming
year.
Mrs. Alex. James Perry, the newly /
elected first vice president, and Mrs. John
Farnsworth. the new recording secretary. |
were present and warmly greeted.
Officers reports. showing activity in the
various fields Of work. We're read and
accepted
Mrs. Noble Newport Potts, chairman of
grave markers committee. announced. as
tho result of their excursion down the
Potomac last June. her coIsmlttee held
the sum of t22 10 be amended N, o,.o.,ti..