The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

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August VIII go 10 Europe with the So
licitor General Miss Bowers recently re-
turned from Atlantic City
Miss Elsie Davis is visiting relatives in
Rome. y Y. where she will spend a week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willis Bullnger, OF Los
Angeles. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schneider, Of 1885 Columbia Road.
Miss Frances Miller has as her house
guest Miss Marguerite Knox. daughter OF
Gen. and Mrs. Knox. Of the National Sol
/ ders' Home. Hampton Va. Tomorrow
Miss Knox and Miss Miller VIII go 70
Annapolis for several days.
Mrs. John Miller Stotsenburg has inyi-
tations ont for the marriage Of her daugh-
ter. Laura Annesley. 10 Lieut.. Charles
Russell Mayo, Tenth Cavalry, L, s A.
| The ceremony will be performed on We'd
nesday afternoon, June I, In St Mar
saret's Church.
Miss Margaret knight, daughter 81 Maj.
and Mrs. John T. knight. VINO has been
visiting FOR the past two months In Pan
anna. as the guest Of Miss Aileen GorGas.
has returned 10 tins city. Miss Ethel
MacAIurray. daughter OF Mrs. J ". Mae
Murray. accompanied her from Panama.
She was the guest OF Miss Gorgas for
a few days also.
Mr. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings VIII
close their house in Massachusetts ave
nue. about June I. and with their family
will 90 TO their summer home IN cam
den, Me.
Miss Katherine o. Leech. daughter of
DR. and Mrs John Frederick Leech. LEI;
Yesterday for Fort Hancock. y j.. 10
visit Lieut.. and Mrs Frederick A. Har-
r.son Smith. L. s. A FOR a week.
Mr and Mrs. Henry F Lincoln are en-
tertaining house party at their home IN
Harvard street The guests are their
! sou-in-law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs
c. H. Madison and family. Of North
! India Presbyterian Mission. stationed at
Satehpur. India, and their daughter.
Miss Josephine Lincoln. Of Oklahoma
| City.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Mostly. %
BEDFORD, Pa, are visiting at 1875 Z
| street
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore nave cs
their house guests for several days Mr..
and Mrs. John King, of New York CITY
The annual spring luncheon and bazaar
for the benefit Of consumptives viii he
given by the Starmont Auxiliary on Sat
urday. May p. AT the home Of Mrs. Ap-
pleton z. Clark. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul :. Pearsall and the
latters mother Mrs. Hichborn. left yes
terday for their summer home in Con
Nuecticut.
The Arguers. chaperoned by Mesdames
Skilton and Cramer. gave their second
ladies night" Of the season at Mrs
Clover's on wednesday evening. The
AFFAIR was voted greater success than
the previous one.
Dancing was INDUCED IN during the
greater part Of the evening, and at in
PERMISSION refreshments were served An
excellent programme was provided
Among the numbers rendered were vocal
solos by Niessrs. Hines and COnneI. &C.
companied by Miss Marie Osborne and
Mr.. Holmes, respectively; violin solos by
! Nessrs. Charles r. Schoeneman and Skill
/ ton. accompanied by Mr. Holmes. mono
! logue by John O. Allen; recitations by
Messrs. Hines and Connen and piano
solos by Messrs. Mckee and Smith.
The committee in charge consisted OF
| Thomas J. Manning. chairman. and
| Messrs. George J. Schoeneman, James s
Mckee. Charles J. Osborne. Charles r
schoeneman. and Charles G. Williams
| Mrs. oliver, wife Of Senator oliver, OF
Pittsburg. is spending a few days at the
Wolcott in New York.
| Miss Mary II Perkins. Of Philadelphia
whose engagement to Lieut. Pratt G
Mannix. L. S. y, Of this city, was re-
Gently announced. is the guest Of Lieut.
/ Pratt's brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
| Mrs Ernest G. Walker. in Nineteenth
street. Miss Perkins is a daughter Of Mr.
! Charles PenroSe Perkins. Of Philadelphia
and a niece Of Senator Penrose. Lieut.
Pratt was raised in Washington at the
navy yard. where his father was com.
mander for many years.
Justice Job Barnard and his wife lef
! for New York last night and will sal
! for England on board the Marquette OF
May q. The sessions Of Equity Cour
No. > were closed yesterday. They are due
10 return here August l. Justice and Mrs
Barnard expect to spend about six week.
in London and the southern rural coun
ties OF England.
Joseph p Durham, Of Indianapolis
having spent several days in Washington
as the guest of his cousin, Miss Mary
Durham. Of the Treasury Department
has gone to Atlantic City to attend the
| general assembly in session there.
Only Eleven GD Days Left.
Ocean Steamships.