The Washington herald., 1910-11-13

Robert Henderson, u. S. ", who have
recently returned to Washington. They
are occupying the residence 1ni TWEEN
/ tietn street until the repairs on their
own home. at 1901 Twenty-second street.
are completed
Lieut.. Aristides Moreno, Of the Twenty
eighth Infantry, now stationed at
/ Fort Smelling. and Mrs. Moreno viii
entertain at a 800 party to be
given at their quarters In the infantry
garrison Thursday afternoon IN compli-
ment 20 Mrs. j. c. Field. OF this city. who
is visiting in Fort Smelling.
A musicale and dance VIII be given at
the Confederate Home on Monday even
ing for the benefit Of the institution. Miss
Eta Taggart is in charge Of the arrange
ments.
tea and fair for the benefit OF the
National Homeopathic Hospital will be
given at the Nurses Clubhouse, 1887 x
street. Friday. November IS. from to 10
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs, George Langdon Whitford
have returned 20 their home in Chevy
Chase Mr. Whitford has been TO his
home in New Hampshire and Mrs. Whit
ford has been visiting friends in Balti-
more.
The Chi Psi Sorority OF the Mckinley
Manual Training School celebrated its
eighth anniversary last evening by a box
party at the Columbia Theater. followed
by supper at the New Willard The
guests were Mrs. Harry Harper. Mrs.
Louis Hillyer, Miss Elsie Hickman. Miss
Carrie Hastings, Miss Ann Tuohy, Miss
Roberta Harper, Miss Edna Shinn. Miss
Louise Cramer. Miss Doris Weber, Miss
Mildred Martin, Miss Merle Walker, Miss
Mary Bell, Miss Mary Hebbard Miss
Edna Cosdon, and Miss Virginia Shnn.
Mrs. Cramer ehaperoned the party. The
sorority was the first one organized at
Technical High School.
Mrs. Allerton Cushman. Mrs lockwood
Hoar, Mrs. James Mcmillan, Mrs. Theo-
dOre NOyes. Mrs Henry Cleveland Per-
kins, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs. Sam
uel Spencer, and Mrs. Joseph Thropp are
among the patronesses for the reading by
Miss Beatrice Herford next Saturday
night at the New Willard. Miss Herford
has many friends in Washington who
greet her each year with increasing
pleasure Her impersonation of types OF
humanity well known TO us all are a de-
light 10 see and hear. Mrs. Blanche
Muir Dalgleish, contralto. who always
captivates her audience, will have several
attractive numbers on the programme.
Much interest is centered around the
bazaar of mountain crafts to be given
for the benefit of the Mountain School
in the Arlington ballroom next Friday
afternoon, previous 10 the addresses in
the evening. when DIR. Thomas Nelson
Page and Mrs. Ida V. Woodbury. will
speak on the mountain problem at Sis
p. m. Among the schools that are con
tributing their crafts for the sale and
which are Endorsed and aided by the
Southern Industrial Educational Associa-
ton, are the industrial school at Hind
man, KY; Christ School, Arden, n. c.;
Mrs. Sharp's school at Edneyville, n. c.;
Miss Berry's school, Rome, Ga; the
school at Vale Corners. n. c.; Lees
McRae, Banner Elk, n. c.; the industrial
school at Beaver Dam. Va. (endOWed by
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, and the
Downing Industrial. Brewton, Ala.
Mrs. c. David White, recording score
tary or the association, and Mrs. Martha
Gielow. vice president and organizer who
nave arranged for the bazaar, VIII pre-
side as hostesses. The tables containing
the mountain industries will be under the
special supervision of Mrs. White. assist
ed by Mrs. William Heron, Mrs. Stall
ker, Mrs. George f. Myers. Miss Wilson.
Mrs Stone, and others. The tea" table. |
with its many delicacies, will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. Leigh Robinson and
Mrs, Monte Griffith, assisted by Mrs Ros-
we'll Randall Hoes. Mrs. RoZier Dulany,
Mrs. Robert Craig, Miss Mary Morris
Amber, Mrs. Edward s. Munford. Mrs.
George Tully Vaughan. Mrs. Harris Lur-
ton, IT., Mrs. Marion Butler, Miss Mary
Jarvis, Mrs. Goodloe. and Miss Gouver-
neur.
The ice cream table. with homemade
cake and candies, will be presided over
by Mrs. Edwin Parker. assisted by Misses
Margaret and Maud Parker
The table where copies OF "Old Andy.
the Moonshiner." are to be found. will
be artistically decorated with delft and
white mountain coverlets, and be in
charge of ANDY" and ''Percille" Miss
Anne Parker viii have violets TO sell from
a mountain basket. The following young
ladies will assist in serving: Mrs. Henry
Venn. Miss Caroline Shepard. Miss Fin
ley, the Misses Goldsborough, Miss Greedy,
the Misses Downing, the Misses Helen
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