The Washington herald., 1911-01-29

University will give a benefit at New
February q, at which time Mrs. Fiske
will appear in Becky Sharp"
! Mrs. NJ. I. Weller. Of 4os Seward place,
entertained seventy at euchre Friday
| afternoon for the beneft OF Casualty
| Hospital. Numerous handsome prizes
were contributed by the many friends Of
the hospital.
The classes Of II and IL Of the I'M
maculate Conception Academy enter
tanned at an informal dance Friday even
ing. in the I. c. S. Hall. The dancing
room was beautifully decorated in the
school colors and palms. Music was un-
der the direction Of Prof. Huntress.
Among those present were Misses An
ME Minahan. Eileen O'Donnell. and Mar
garet Slattery, of class Il: Misses Mae
Cannon, Alma Hopp, Ruth Purcell. Faye
Smithers, Marie Studs, Annie Welsh.
Mary Yoe. and Helen Zimmerman, OF
class ~. and Misses Mary Keliher, Re-
gina Sullivan. Gertrude Murphy. jose
phine O'Connell. Mary Cannon. Anna
Regan. Helen sarel. Josephine Yoe.
Lucy Welsh. Vallene Aughinbaugh. May
Fitzgerald. and Marie Baker; Messrs.
Francis O'Donnell. E Atkinson. A.
Clarke. j. Higgins. E. Dannoher Gaegler.
Kerner w. Whyte. Fitzpatrick, F. Hofr-
man. Lally. Slattery. Mcdonald. Weav-
er. McWilliams, Barret. Fealey. Casey
Baker, Bresnahan. Williams. and DR.. W.
O'Donnell. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Hopp. Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs Smith
ers. Mrs. Studds, and Miss Durham.
The Shamrock Club Is arranging for
one Of its old-time banquets on March
II next. The following officers have been
elected: NJ. p. Sullivan. president: John
Fitzmorris. vice president: P. F. Nc
Mahon. treasurer: D. F.. Finucane, sec
retary: John kapp. chairman banquet
committee. and John Becker vice chair
man banquet committee.
Mrs. William ]. Cawthon gave a beau
tifully appointed luncheon Tuesday In her
apartment at the Victoria. The guest of
honor was Mrs. f. S. Shelton, state pres
dent. w. c. T. L. Covers were laid for
thirty. The dining-room was decorated
with palms and ferns. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Curtis Gresham and
Mrs. NJ. A. TyndaIl. of Chevy Chase. Md
Between the courses the guests were en-
tertained with music. Mrs. Warren
Gibbs sang 20 Soil Mo-" by Capua: sere-
made. by Neidlinger. and II Know a
Lovely Garden" Guy d'Hardelot, IN
charming voice and beautiful style. Miss
Lillian koechling. violinst. gave several
beautiful numbers. accompanied by Miss
f. koechlinC. The guests invited to
meet Mrs. Shelton were Mrs. Don Blair,
Mrs. Warren Gibbs. Miss Louise Weight
man. Mrs. n. Bradley, Mrs. Clayton
Emig. Mrs. Margaret D. Ellis, Mrs. Ben
jamin Linehack. Mrs. s. D. La Fetra,
Mrs. +. E. Richardson. Miss Lillian
koechling. Mrs. Sidney Philips. Mrs
Flora Hanson. Mrs. NJ. A. Tyndan. Mrs
+. :. Henry. Mrs. William Boyd, Mrs
Lindley D. Clark. Mrs. Charles p Grand
field. Mrs. J. Robinson. Mrs. NJ. c. Hull.
Mrs. Clinton Smith, Mrs. Grace Morris.
Mrs. Edward Olney. Mrs. II. V. Easter
ling. Mrs. Curtis Gresham. Mrs. T. A.
Williams. Miss Effie Henry Miss Eleanor
E. Walker. and Miss +. Koechling.
Miss Ruth Bowie. one Of the most popu-
lar young women in Southern social cir
cles. is in charge of the various COM
mittees for selling programmes. candles
flowers, and cigars at the Columbia Thea
ter on the afternoons Of February g. g.
and 10. when the tuneful opera, .'The
House that Jack Built" will be given
for the benefit Of the Confederate Ne
mortal Home. Miss Bowie will be assist
ed by the dehutantes of this and last
season. and members OF the local chap
ters Of the L. -. c. She has selected as
chairman of the various subcommittees
Mesdames Young. Riley. Streater. White,
and Miss Ethel Safold.
Miss Addie King entertained her Bridge
Club Monday evening. Every member
was present
pretty lat home" was given by the
six daughters of Congressman living at
Congress Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Re-
ceiving were Miss Calderhead. Of Kan
sas; Miss Gardner. of Michigan: Miss
Dixon. of Indiana: Miss Thistlewood of
Illinois; Miss Cline. Of Indiana. and Miss
Ellerbe. of South Carolina. They were
assisted at the tea table by Mrs. Willis
J. Abbot. Mrs POLITE Efvins Mrs James
Patten. and Miss Mary Macon. The par
lors of the hotel were decorated with
Killarney roses and ferns.