The Washington herald., 1911-01-22
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of Alexandria.

pen. of Detroit: Mr.. Frederick Blount. OF
New York: Mrs. Rose Nesbit. of kala
mazoo, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. II. F.
Blount, jr., of Indiana
Mrs Owen. of Salt Lake City. Utah, Is
the house guest of Mrs. H. F. Rlount
| Mrs. II. F. Blount had as her guest
last week her cousin. Mrs ]. r Wilson
| of Chicago Mrs. wi5oa has sailed foI
London.
Capt James 7. Bootes- L. S. NJ. c.. on
| leave of absence from the u. S. S. Wis
consin, is visiting relatives.
Thursday inmates of the Methodist
Home were given a musical and literary
entertainment Mr.. Robert Stearns gave
a violin solo. Mrs. B. L. Brown. Miss
Florence Sullivan. and Mr.. Roland Rod
erick gave vocal solos. Miss Suffrin gave
d recitation. An original poem was read
by Mr.. Munsey. one of the inmates.
Mrs William Ray Harrison has been
visiting friends last week.
The many friends of Miss Grace Stock
will regret to learn that she is i'll at the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
The Southern Society held its meeting
last Monday evening at its hall. and Miss
Gertrude KILLER rendered some piano Sc
lections.
Mrs. Charles T. Clagett, of the Kama
wha, had few friends at a o'clock
tea Friday afternoon to meet her mother.
Mrs. S. S. Lutz. of Leesburg. Va The
table decorations We're pale pink carna-
tions and the candles were shaded with
pink shades. lending a most attractive
glow to the room. Assisting Mrs Clagett
in receiving were Mrs. Edwards and Miss
Storer. Mrs. S. S. Lutz served cream
while Mrs. Allen Walker poured tea
Miss Alice f. Morton entertained at a
tea on Tuesday afternoon at her p street
home. The decorations were white and
pink carnations. and roses throughout
the drawing-rooms and dining-room.
Miss Morton was gowned in black silk,
trimmed in old point lace. Assisting
Miss Morton was Mrs. G. W. Ward. Mrs.
J. H. W. Blake presided at the choco-
late urn and Miss Louise Wilt served
punch.
The Mems Club of Christ Church en-
tertained a large number Of their friends
Tuesday evening. The speaker of the
evening was Judge W. A. Chambers who
gave a lecture entitled king makers"
Among the members who received the
guest were Mr.. William A. Gordon, Mr..
George A. King. Mr.. Worthington, Rev.
James Blake, Mr.. William Gordon, jr.;
Sdpt- a. NICiSIcI, per,
Henry Mathews, Mr.. Radford, and Mr.
Green. Among the ladies were Mrs. and
Miss Blake, Mrs. Worthington, Miss
Mathews. Miss Alice Berry Miss Ida
MagruGer. Miss Worsley, Mrs. Kreidler.
Miss Gordon, the Misses Abbott. and
Mrs. Radford.
Mrs. William Clarence Gwynn was at
home last Tuesday. and received her
guests gowned in black satin with touches
of gold She wore a corsage of white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss
Lucie Dorset poured tea and Mrs. H. d.
Bean presided at the punch table. Mrs
Gwynn will be at home the remaining
in January.
Mrs Bates Warren will be at home two
Fridays in February. Later she and Mr..
will go South and attend the
Mardi Gras. -
Mrs. Frank Hite, of r street. will be
It home Informally the last three Thurs |
lays in February.
Mrs. John Hughes Bell is in North Car
,lina with her daughter. Mrs. Walter |
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Weaver, jr., |
# Front Royal. Va. have been guests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne Weaver.
Mr.. Warren Jefferson Davis has re-
urned from New York and Philadelphia |
Mr.. James Marshall de Shields is home |
,fter a visit to Cumberland, Md.