The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-04-16

| they will visit for some days, Mrs. Peck
remaining in Washington for a further
visit with Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. Horace B.
Peck widow Of another brother OF Mrs.
Burrows. arrived recently and is with her
daughter Mrs wadsworth, of Detroit
| who has an apartment at the Highlands
| She will remain for some time. Mrs
Fales, another niece Of Mrs. Burrows,
who went to Atlantic City in little fam
| fly party early in the Lenten season, has
| remained there with her children for the
| spring season.
Mrs. S. NJ. Hodge, regent of the Lu-
cinda HinsdaIe Stone Chapter. D. A. R.,
| OF Kalamazoo. will arrive here to-day to
be Mrs. Burrows guest during the con-
gress of the d. A r. this week. Mrs.
Burrows will entertain the Michigan dele
cation later in the week.
Mrs. James NJ. Brayton, State regent
of the Michigan D. A R., will arrive to-
day at the Arlington for the congress.
She is a candidate for vice president gen.
erak and has every prospect OF being
elected. Should she be successful. TINS
will be the second time Michigan has
succeeded in placing one of her Daughters
in high position. for Mrs. Truman H.
Newberry, of Detroit, held this Office for
several years.
Mrs. Newberry and her daughter, Miss
Carol Newberry. have closed their house
here and are making spring visit to
Atlantic City. In another week they will
go on to their place at Crosse Pointe for
a month and will then open their sum-
mer home at Watch Hill. Miss Ruth
D--l
NJ. Parker, of this city, and a bud of
this season, was to have gone TO Allan
tic City with them, but at the last mo-
ment sprained her ankle and was obliged
to give up the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Love- of Grand
Rapids. with their daughter, Miss Bar
bara Lowe, and their niece, Miss Romano
Wood, are at the New Willard for the
spring season. Miss Lowe Is a student
at the fashionable school of Miss Spence,
Of New York, and is enjoying her spring
vacation.
Mrs. Thomas H. Wright, of the Nanse-
mond apartment, Twenty-second and N
streets, has cards out for a reception and
tea from 4:30 to 6 o'clock Easter Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. WaIcott have
issued cards to meet Sir John and Lady
Murray at the art gallery Of the new
museum at o'clock on the afternoon of
April IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Behrend, Of
Rhode Island avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Nellie to Mr..
Richard Bondwitt, Of New York.
Mr. Jerome Fischel. who has been Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fischel.
has resumed his studies at Lafayette Col
lege, CASTOR, Pa.
Miss Teckla Sontheimer, whose en-
gagement to Mr.. A. Rosenthal, was re-
Gently announced, will be at home. to
her friends the Sundays in April.
Miss Selma Katzen, Of the Alhambra, is
in New York visiting relatives. and ex-
poets to remain for week or ten days.
Miss Miriam Reese, of Baltimore. who
has been visiting Miss Sophie King, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. A. Cert and younger daughter
Julia are stopping at the Tulane with
Mrs. Clarence Grosner.
Miss Dora Dresner, Of New York, is
tuc E<dStcT Win hci
uncle, Mr.. ]. Eiseman.
Miss Carrie Oppenheimer. Of Twelfth
street, is visiting her grandparent, Mrs.
simong of Baltimore.
Mrs. Julia Luchs, who has been In
Philadelphia for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
The Misses Lautman, who were Wis
iting Mrs. Blumefeld, have returned to
their home in New York.
Miss Rae Cohen, who was visiting Mr..
and Mrs NJ. d. Rosenberg, has left
Washington for Atlantic City, where she
expects to stay for several weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society held 81
meeting Tuesday afternoon, most elab-
crate programme being enjoyed. The
talent consisted of q trio. Miss Florence
Noack, pianist; Mrs. Cusack, violinist.
and Miss Ethel Lee, 'cellist A solo was
rendered by Mr.. Reeves, and Jewish cur.
rent topics were discussed by Rev. d.
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