Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
SOCIETY.
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eighth anniversary with a theater party
at the Columbia Theater Friday night
Later in the evening the party took sup
per at the New Willard. The Chi Psi
Sorority was organized eight years ago
and has the honor of being the first So
rority established in the Technical High
Hickman, Carrie. Hastings. Mrs. Harry
Harper, Ann Tuohy. Roberta Harper.
Edna Shinn, Mrs. Louis Hillyer, Louise
Cramer. Doris Weber, Mildred Martin.
Merle Walker. Mary Bell Mary Heb
bard Edna COsdon and Virginia Shinn.
Mrs. Cramer chaperoned the party.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, who was
unanimously elected president of the
Southern Relief Society at the meeting
last week, is so well known at the Ma
tiOnal Capital that the greatest enthus-
iasm has followed the announcement, not
Gully among the members of the society,
but her friends in every walk of life.
Her parents, the late Gen. and Mrs.
Harry Heth, assisted in the formation OF
the society, and the latter was its first
president, so that their daughter has
come again to the position which she had
so ably and gracefully filled in the past.
The annual balls under the auspices of
the society have grown from simple.
dances to a recognized notable occasion
of each winter. Last years ball, which
President Taft attended, was a brilliant
event Mrs. William r. Dennis, who was
president of the society last year, re-
ceived the guests. assisted by several
women in the official circle. Every indl-
cation points TO an equally successful
one In 1911 It will be held about the
middle of January, the exact date to be
shortly announced.
A picture of the late Gen. Heth Will
be unveiled in the near future by Robert
e. Lee Camp in Richmond. A tablet to
his gallant memory has been placed l at
Gettysburg, where the battle was fought
with which his name and fame Will al
ways be associated.
Mrs. Nose Kahn and Mrs. Isabel
RothschiId OF Baltimore. Md, were
guests of relatives in this city during
the week.
Miss Nesbit and daughter, who have
been visiting in Washington, returned to
their home in New York during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Barclay are
settled in their new home, 613 II street
northwest, where they will be pleased TO
see their friends.
Mrs. l.. Jonas of Nashville, Tenn. is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Meyer
Fellhemer. at Florence court.
Mr.. Edward Cans has returned to his
home in Richmond, Va. from a WISH
to Baltimore and Washington.
M and Mrs. Alexander Straus of Bal
timore announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Irene Straus, to Mr. Mil
ton j Kohner, also of that city
Mrs Harry Loeb entertained at bridge
Thursday. when her guests We're Mrs.
Edgar c. Kaufman, Mrs. Goldsmith Sig
inund. Mrs Morton Luchs. Mrs. Wallace
Luchs, Miss Ieona Stern. Mrs. Harold
Levy and Mrs. Max Oppenheimer.
Mr. and Mrs. Al LASER, whose mar
riage took place recently in New York,
are spending some time in town.
Mrs a ID. Frank and Miss Rose Frank
of Baltimore are the guests of Capt. A.
Hart at the Ronaine. where they VIII
remain for some time.
Miss Amelia Alexander of Harvard
street. VINO was the guest of her cousin.
Miss Rae Sheeline, in New York, has
returned home.
Mrs. Block OF Rochester. y. y, who
spent some time in this city, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Sidney Mayer and son are the
guests Of Mrs Mayors parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Fay, in Baltimore
Mrs. David Frank. who has been visit
ing relatives in New York, has returned
to her home in Clifton street.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Fleisehman. who