The Washington herald., 1910-12-25

MI ana MIS-. ROBERT Il. Middleton an
lnounce the engagement of their daugh-
/ ter. Miss Edna J. Middleton. 10 Mr..
/ George Ramsey Bready of Herndon, Va.
/ The wedding will take place In February.
| Mr. and Mrs. George salter, OF the
Kanawha, viii have their son. Mr.. Alden
Salter, with them for the holidays. Mr.
Salter is in business in Canada.
Miss Nekta Craig. OF o street. goes
/ Tuesday to visit friends in Philadelphia
and will not be at home this Thursday
but viii return pa time for Thursday
January ;.
Miss Mary Radford entertained at a
/ five hundred" party Wednesday even
ing in honor of her cousin. Miss Cor
nelia Ellis, Of Elliston, Va.
Lieut.. Robert Peirce, Z. s. NJ. c., is
/ visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p,
PIERCE, Of 300 P street northwest. Lieut.
/ PIERCE leaves for the Philippines To-
morrow.
( Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kearney OF
I Roanoke. are spending the holidays with
Mrs. kearney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.
/ p. PIERCE.
/ Mrs. Il. c. Moves, Of Annapolis, is
spending the holidays with Mrs. s S.
Cissel Of Thirty-first street.
Mr.. and Mrs TON" Harden will cele-
brate their first wedding anniversary on
Tuesday, December 2, with card party
at the home Of Mrs Harden'y parents.
Air. and Mrs. S. S. Cissel. of Thirty-drst
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Carroll have taken
an apartment in Dumbarton Court.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Clagett. Of the
Kanawha. left Friday to spend the holi-
days with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lutz. Of Leesburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Anderson. formerly
OF Georgetown, now living in New York,
and Mrs Anderson's mother, Mrs Cobb,
are the holiday house guests of Mrs. Ar
thur g. Lewis. of Twenty-eighth street
Mrs Fl. c. Winship and Miss Winship.
OF Thlrty-frst street. are visiting Mrs
Alexander Crawford in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hnlman, of
Wukesbarre, Pa, are the guets for the
holidays Of Mrs Hillman's mother Mrs.
William Powell.
Miss Sybil Davis, who is an accom-
plished fancy dancer, has promised a
treat 10 inmates at the Home for Incur
ables during the holidays.
Miss Sallie Lacey. OF Thirty-frst
street, entertained her Five Hundred
Club last Monday
Miss Mamie Osburn. Of Charlestown,
". Va, is the guest Of Miss SaIlie Lacey.
Miss Z. c. Harmon, Of o street. has
gone TO her home in Virginia for a visit
Mrs. A. ". Sparks. who was a pupil OF
the late Mr. Howard Helmicks, OF
Georgetown, is TO direct the new art
school that is 10 be opened in Pittsburg.
where Mr.. Sparks has been instructor
for some time
Miss Westervelt, of the Colonial, left
Thursday TO visit her cousin. Mrs. swift
IN Wilmington, Del. She will also visit
/ 10 New York before her return.
Wednesday evening at the meeting Of
the Confederate choir Mrs. Elizabeth
Fred was appointed captain TO fH the
unexpired term of Mrs. s b. McDuffie.
Miss Susie Taggart was chosen direc-
tress
Mrs. Russell Lock. formerly Miss Ada
Gayer. now Of Charleston, 5. c.. is on a
visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Lock, Of Cambridge place
Mrs. Henry f. Blount returned from a
Western trip yesterday Mrs, Blount
visited her children in Indiana, Chicago,
and Detroit
Miss Reed, of New Haven. Conn, is
the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H 7.
BlOunt
Miss Julia Paris is at her p street
home for the holidays.
Miss Charlotte Dorsey. Of Maryland, is
the guest OF Miss Eloise Orme.
Mr. Rawlins Hume has returned from
a hunting trip in South Carolina.
AIR. Garden Stuart. OF South Carolina,
is visiting relatives during the holidays.
Col. and Mrs Garrard. of Fort Myer.
have as their house guest Mrs. and Miss
Guilfoyle, Of Fort Riley. Kans
Friday evening the first OF the formal
hops at Fort Myer was given by the Off
GERS.
Mrs Morck and Miss Helen Morck.
who have been visiting Mrs. Keiferstein
have returned 10 their home in Pennsyl-
vania-
Miss Mary Marbury has returned from
a TWO weeks visit 10 Baltimore
Miss Wilson left Friday 70 spend the
holidays al her home in Long Island
The Home for Incurables was the scene
Of a happy Christmas yesterday after
noon Rev. +. b. Howden. rector Of ST
Johns Church, gave a short service. and
After the services, the parior were thrown
open and 10 the delight OF all a most beau
tifui Christmas tree filled with gifts for
each and every one was seen. A pleasing
feature was that the many friends Of the
inmates requested that they write asking
Cor what they wanted. AS a result. there
were many personal gifts TO delight the
heart A hundred or more guests were
present
The sewing class of the Peck Memorial
Chapel closed last Saturday morning for
the holidays. with an attendance Of Isl.
Gifts were presented to each person and
good wishes were expressed by all
The Dumbarton Avenue Church was
visited by Santa Claus Friday evening in
the person Of Mr.. Harry Bowling. There
were 200 Sunday school children present
each receiving a gift The lecture-room
looked beautiful with Christmas trim
mings. Refreshments were served. At
the place of each was a candy doll dressed
in red and white. and candy baskets.
Mrs John Warren. of Cleveland Park.
gave an elaborate tea on Thursday. Mrs.
Warren wore a gown OF imported violet
meter embroidered in orris. Her house
guest. Mrs WaddeII. of Havana, wore
black Spanish lace Mrs. Bates Warren s
gown was Of pale blue chiffon over silk.
Miss Jane Bell wore pink chiffon, en-
broidered in sweet peas. Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell, red crepe de chine; Mrs. Biemi-
Zei. black lace. The decorations were
poinsettia and greens.
Miss Dorothy and Master Irwaine War
rem entertained forty OF their little friends
at a Christmas tea. Games, punch and
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