The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
ENTERTAINMENTS.

| Arrangements have been completed for
the second annual dance given by the
members of st. Joseph's Choir, which is
to be held Friday night at Carroll Instf-
| tute. This is the first Social affair given
by the choir this season.
The various committees are composed Of
the members, as follows: The Misses
Devine, Dillon, Dorr. Dwire. Fisher. Har-
vey, Hillyard. Hughes, Keane, Lynch,
Maisak' SL' Smith. Thornett. Mrs. OrbelIo
Messrs. Coombes, Cullen, FeaIy, Hess
Hihyard, Hughes, Lyons, Schaefer, Tobin,
Wilson, and Miss Marie L. Sullivan. di-
rector,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Corby, of 1l35 Girard
street northwest. will be at home to their
friends informally Wednesday from 3 to 6.
Invitations have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. jerks. of Balti-
more, for dance on December 10 at
their home, l Mount Vernon place west.
for their daughter, Miss jerks, who has
many friends here in society.
The frsO meeting of the WASHINGTON
Auxiliary of the National Indian Asso-
citation for the season was held on Fri
day afternoon at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. A. F. Wilkinson, 1926 X street. Mrs.
Wilkinson was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs Valentine, wife of the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and Mrs
w. Fl. Cheney, president of the auxIl-
lary. Presiding at the table in the dining
room were Mrs. Spencer and Mrs Hodg-
kins, and assisting them were Miss
Cheney, Miss McNaughton. Miss Potter,
or Massachusetts, who Is visiting Mrs
Hung kwai, Of the Chinese Legation. and
Miss Wilkinson
After the social hour the meeting was
called to order by the president, and
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Hickock.
pastor of the Metropolitan Presbyterian |
Church. Reports of the secretary and |
treasurer were read, and the speaker Of !
the afternoon, DIR. F. A Mckenzie, of the |
University Of the State of Ohio, was in |
Among those present were Commissioner
pEd Mrs. Valentine, Rev. Mr. Hickock.
DIR. McMasters. pastor OF the First Ban |
list Church; Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie.
Or. and Mrs Spencer. DR.. and Mrs. |
Laws, Mrs. Quarles, Mrs. John Stalker,
Mrs. Woodbury., Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. H.
L. Hodgkins, Mrs. B. s. Platt Mrs. A. |
H. Baldwin, Mrs. Irving Frickey, Mrs. I
Mills, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Yung Kwai, Mrs
II. z. Sawyer, and Mrs. ]. B. johnson.
The Entire Nous held their regular BIZ
monthly meeting at the home Of Miss
Florence Walker, in Kenyon street, Tues
lay evening. The officers chosen to serve
he ensuing year are: President, Mr..
Clarence Moore; vice president, Miss
Florence Walker; secretary, W. Allan
3towell treasurer, Miss Elsie StowelL
after the business, was transacted an en-
oyable evening was spent playing five
Iundred. after which refreshments were
erved. Those present and playing were
disses Florence Culver, Elsie and
,adle Stowell, Peck. Florence Walker,
dessrs. Clarence Moore, Henry and
rank Coe. Lee, Harold. and Marvin
fark, Roy Harrison, and w. Allan Sto-
YELL
An "at home" with features of spe-
ial interest, was celebrated Monday
vening at the residence Of Mrs Mary
!. Church, 433 New Jersey avenue south
asst. The hostess. who has been an in
aid for some years, has recovered {
er health. and q wide circle of friends
Ook the opportunity to visit her and ex-
ress their felicitations. Among them
'ere Rev. John r. Shannon. pastor OF
Memorial NJ. E. Church, I
nd Mrs. shannon. and several lead Il