Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10
SOCIETY.

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table No. l. Mrs. ]. r. Johnson; candy
table No. >, Mrs. A. c. Fenton. Inc
apron booth will be in charge OF
a Trinity Church committee. Mrs. Lillian
II. Roome will have charge of the walt
resses and Mrs. G. B. Hoppin of the must
cal program on both days.
The Fort Myer and Engineer bands Will
furnish music and dancing will be held
for younger children both afternoons.
Misses Bessie and Mabel Pyles have
returned to their home, after spending
several days with Mrs. Ruth Potts. in
Pennsylvania. Mrs Potts was formerly
Miss Ruth Afford of Anacostia.
Mrs Frank G. Haines and daughter
Marjorie and Miss Lille Beuhler, the
formers sister, have returned from
visit to New Windsor, Carroll county
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Evander French of Nichols
avenue have had visiting them Mrs.
F'rench's sister and their niece for ten
days. Their cousin from Mossnon, fla.'
is visiting them for several days.
E. g. Leapley has returned from Fred
erick Nd, where he, has been to attend
the funeral of his cousin, Mr.. Nichols.
Magruder Dent has returned to school.
at ST. Joseph's College in Baltimore. He
spent the Easter holidays with his father.
Mrs s. M. Frazier has returned home,
after spending several weeks at Atlantic
City. Her son. S. W. Frazier, was with
her for short time.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dickins were
at home yesterday afternoon to large
invited company. Their home on l9th
street was prettily decorated with roses
assisted by Mrs. 8. W. Pratt, Mrs. II. II.
Barroll Mrs. H. kimmell, Mrs. Geary
Morgan. Mrs Barton. Mrs, Heron, Mrs.
c. p Townsend Mrs. Dutton Miss Dut-
Miss Lamberton.
Mrs James r. Mckee, whose annual
visit is always too short for her friends
here, has been the recipient of much at
tention during her present stay with Mrs.
Arthur Lee. Yesterday Mrs. Elkins gave
large luncheon in her honor.
Miss Helen Downing gave a dinner last
night In honor OF Miss Katherine Cla-
There were eighteen guests.
Several dinners preceded the hop at
Fort Myer Friday night, Capt. and Mrs
| being among the hosts. Mrs: Garrard,
Mrs. Sherman Miles and Mrs. Mcneil re-
ceived at the hop
The senior classes of the college. nedi-
cal, law and dental departments Of
Georgetown have completed their plans
for holding the annual prom at the
Raleigh Hotel the evening of next We'd
nesday This is the first time that the
several branches have united for dance.
The Marine Band Orchestra will furnish
the music.
The committee in charge of the affair
is composed Of: Law-Hugh w. Barr
chairman; Earl John Mohn Daniel r.
lege-William l.. Byrne, Francis ]. Car
lin and Thomas A. Stuart. Medical-N
Sherwood Ferris. James n. Moser and
George s. Schoyer. Dental-Waldo r.
Pearce, 8. Everett Armstrong and Francis
]. Rogers.
The floor committee is composed Of
Condo de s. Pallen. Joseph ID. McNulty
A. ]. Bruder, Charles A. Duffy. William
NJ Tanning, John c. Alexander. John ].
Beckman, J. L. Flanagan, James E. Fitz-
Gibbons. Herman T. Wentz and Robert
A. Young.
The patronesses are Mrs. Thomas II.
Carter Mrs. Horace II. Lurton. Mrs.
Timothy Ansberry. Mrs. Harry NJ Cla-
baugh. Mrs w n Cogan. Mrs. James A.
Cannon Mrs. Ashley NJ. Gould, Mrs. Dan
lei Phew Wright, Mrs. Daniel w. Baker.
Mrs. George T.. Hamilton. Mrs. Michael
J. Colbert. Mrs. Daniel O'Donoghue. Mrs.
Mrs John James Walsh.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop of Boston and
Concord Mass. the founder of the Ma
tonal Society of the Children of the
American Revolution. is here for two
week visit staying at 1921 Il street
The Louisa Adams Chapter d. A. r..
gave musical tea last Tuesday for Me-
mortal Continental Hall at the residence
of Mrs. George w. Jones. The rooms and
hall were artistically decorated with
beautiful spring flowers and plants. The
president general, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott,
was among the guests.
| The ladies of Hamline NJ E. Church
gave a surprise to Mrs. e. d. Godfrey
last Tuesday by presenting her with a
silver coffee urn and tray as a token of
esteem and appreciation OF her services
rendered to the various societies Of the
church during the past fifteen years.
Miss Eva Gilbert of P street has had
as her guest for the past week or so
Miss Hutchins. Miss Hutchins also
visited Mrs. Emily Matthews and Miss
Matthews at their home on 30th street.
Mrs. II. C. Beall, who has been visit
ing friends in Baltimore. returned last
week to her home in Georgetown.
The Misses Alice and Grace Gibson
Street who have been spending the
past three weeks in Georgetown visit
ing friends, will leave tomorrow for
their home in Brooklyn. N. Y. Later
rington. Mass, where they will occupy
their cottage for the spring and sum-
| mer months.
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