The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-04

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garet White. She was assisted by Mrs.
Thomas F. Dawson, Mrs. Samuel Gan
nett. Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Maurice
Landers. Miss Adele Taylor. Miss Mar
garet Merrill, Miss Margaret Paine. and
Miss Mabel Evans Miss Evans, a pupil
OF Mrs. White. sang. by request
Miss Boots Eckstein. Of $50 Holmead
place. celebrated her twelfth birthday
Saturday. She entertained a number Of
her young friends at a box party at
Chases.
The Beta Iota Club spent a delightful
evening Saturday at the home Of Miss
Cornena Capers, 4O6 6 street northeast.
Amusement was created by boys dressing
dolls. for which Mr.. Stockett was awarded
the prize. and by the girls whistling. Miss
Stockett receiving the honOrs. Miss Kraft
and Mr.. Marvin also won prizes Miss
Capers and Mr. Campbell sang several
solos
Miss Janet Richards returned last
evening from a lecture trip TO Phlladel-
phia and New York In the latter city
she addressed a current history class OF
500 women on Friday morning al Del
monicos. and on Saturday night gave an
illustrated lecture on the Passion Play
before a large audience at Mendelssohn
Hall On Friday Miss Richards also
gave the last OF a series Of parliamentary
drills which she has been conducting for
a class Of New York women al the Wal
dorf-Astoria- The last meeting of her
Monday morning current history class at
Rauscher's for the present season win be
held this morning at II O'Clock, when
Miss Richards will touch upon a number
OF topics OF a miscellaneous character,
political, International, and local, con-
Guiding with q general summary OF the
developments In the worlds work for
the past six months.
Miss Mary A Cryder gave one Of her
charming musicales yesterday afternoon,
which was followed by tea Miss Mabel
Roberts. soprano, assisted by Master
Ralph Goldsmith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Goldsmith, a gifted young violin
list. gave the programme, which was as
follows:
"Staendchen." Mathe's Pour Quot" sung
by Miss Roberts In English, German. and
French. respectively; Romance" by
Vieuxtemps, and 'Dudzesrz." by Wieni-
awski. delightfully."- played by Master
Goldsmith; Liza Dehmann's IF I Built
World for You" Harold's "Childs
Prayer" and Lohr's Eyes that Used TO
Gaze in Mine" by Miss Roberts
Representative and Mrs. Longworth
have as their guest Miss Mary Hartman.
of New York.
Mrs Thomas Monroe Elliott has an
nounced the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Juliana Randall Elliott, TO DR.. T.
S Murphy. The wedding will take place
April 26 in the home of the brides
mother. in Chevy Chase. Owing to the
Illness of Mrs. Elliott. only the relatives
and most intimate friends will he pres
ent. The bride-elect is a sister Of Mrs
Mason, widow OF Mr. William NJ. Mason
OF this city. and of Mrs. Frederick 1.
Buckelew, Of New Jersey. a family Of
girls noted for their beauty.
Mrs. Eva Hoover has sent out invita-
tons for the marriage OF her daughter,
Harriet Naomi, TO Mr. Marcus Atcheson
Walker on Tuesday evening. April u. at
7.SO o'clock. in lexington Presbyterian
Church. A reception for the bridal party
and relatives will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Snowden have
returned to New, York from their bridal
trip Of three months in Europe. Mrs.
Snowden was formerly Miss Louise Taft.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry W Taft
and niece of the President. Mr.. and
Mrs. snowden are now the guests of the
brides parents. but VIII leave this spring
for their future home. in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Romanza Edison
announce the engagement of their
daughter Florelle to Lieut.. John VIII
lam MCKEE. Coast Artillery Corps, U. S.
A. Lieut.. McKie graduated from West
Point. class of 'O4 Miss Edison finished
her education abroad. and is a cultured
young woman. She is sister OF Mrs.
Schulz, wife of Maj. Schulz, and a niece
of Mrs. Crawford. wife of Gen. Ne
dorem Crawford. She is also niece of
Mr.. John J. Edison. The wedding is set
for June.