The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
CHEVY CHASE.

hostess were the Misses Childs, Miss Will
henson, Mrs. Rowland. and Mrs. Yung
Kwai. wife OF the first secretary of the
Chinese Legation. The tea was given in
honor of the members and faculty of
the Chevy Chase Seminary, where their
interesting young daughter, Miss Aisan
I.aing, is Il student There were more
than two hundred guests during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Annie CURE, of New York City,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Offutt in Rockville is now the house
guest of DR.. and MIS-. James Armitage
Emery Of Grafton street.
Mrs. Curtis S. Feeser who has been
quite III has entirely recovered.
Miss Leila Mae Henry, daughter of
Representative and Mrs Robert L.
Henry. who is a student at the Chevy
Chase Seminar, will be heard in concert
in the early spring. Miss Henry has
a beautiful voice, and uses it with a
great deal Of feeling and expression.
The Chevy Chase Home and School
Association VIII give an old folks concert,
composed OF the young people of Chevy
Chase. at the library, on March 81 and
April l, for the benefit of the Chevy
Chase public school.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. NJ, N;ountford and their
talented young daughter have moved into
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lane. OF East Nclrose street, who has
been i'll. Is very much better.
MIR. and Mrs. John Z. I.athror. of
Mckinley street, have as their house
guest Mr.. Lathrop's sister. Mrs. Clyde
r, Harris, Of Oswego. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Corby were hosts at
a very large dinner the past week AZ their
beautiful home in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
George :. Ward. Those invited to meet
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs H II.
BHss. Mr.. a. ComStock, Of New York
City Nr. and Mrs. Fred Treuleben. and
Mr., and Mrs. g. S. Ward, of Pittsburg,
Pa
NJ. and Mrs. TayIoe Pollock are pleas
antIy situated in their new home in
Hcskctn street.
NJ. and Mrs. John L. Beatie enter |
tanned At dinner the past week the |
Rev and Mrs. Andrew Bird.
Mrs G. c. Wedderburn. Of East Irving |
street. who has been visiting friends IN |
Philadelphia, Pa. has returned to her |
home in Chevy Chase.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens gave |
A musical and dinner at their beauti- |
tUl home in Wes: Lenox street in honor |
Of Mr.. Stevens birthday. when their
guests were Mrs. Suzanne Oldberg, Miss |
Edith WeSCOtt, Miss Alys Bentley Miss
Nellie McNulty, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Lathrop. Mr.. Edward Hines. Mr.. John
L. Weaver, Mr.. Howard R. Barnes, and
DR.. William Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward N Mix have
leased their house in West Irving street
and have taken an apartment at the
Chevy Chase.
The Mems Club of the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church enjoyed Mr.. W. H. H. i
Er1sIl
cation of King SoIomons Temple" at |
the church in Taylor street. |!
hr. J. T. MacMurrv who spent some
time in Chevy Chase has returned to his
home in MacAlister, Okla l.
a meeting of the Chevy Chase Crit
tenton Circle was held at the home Of
the president, Mrs. Eugene Z. Stevens,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilber Latham. jr
whose wedding took place the past week.
at La Cross, Wis, are visiting the
grOOms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Latham. OF West Bradley lane. After
spending some time here, the couple
will leave for their future home in
Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene z. Stevens have
already leased their home in West Lenox
street for the summer. the parties taking
possession the 1st OF June
Mr.. Harry Kite will start building
row of houses in Chevy Chase Heights
within the next week.
Mr.. A. c. Neubeck has purchased A lot
IN Jenifcr street, Chevy Chase Heights.
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Emery received
informally at their home in Grafton
street the past week.
Rev. Or. T. s. and Mrs. ChiIds. and
Miss Hclan Childs left Thursday for
Atlantic City where they will spend some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming NewboId have
leased the Mix house in West Irving
street for the spring and summer
Mr.. r. f. Anderson who purchased a
lot in Ingomar street. Chevy Chase
Heights. is having plans prepared for a ;
house on same. i
DR.. F. p. Morgan has begun excavat-
ing on his lot in Huntington street
Chevy Chase Heights and expects to
be able to occupy his home by June J.
Mrs John Z. Lathrop was hostess at ,
a tea at her home in Mckinley street :
when she had assisting her Mrs !
Margaret Berry, Mrs Eugene L. Stevens. ,
Miss Theodore Preston, Miss Nellie Dunn, !
and Miss Clark. !
The Junior Club. OF Chevy Chase. gave I
fancy-dreSs party at the Chevy Chase
Library. Among those present were Will
son Durant. Bartlett and Miriam Rich +
ards, Roberta. King. and Agnes Ridg- -
way. Vida Ord, Eleanor Garner, Doris
Sonneman. Eugene Stevens Frank and
Charles Weaver. Cecil Claude Clarence r
Dawson, and Mildred Shoemaker. The
chaperons were Mrs. Clifton Richards, il
Mrs Garner, and Mrs. Fred Sonneman. f
The Lenten sewing class which meets
every Monday afternoon at $3.50 D. m, IV
met the past week at the rectory Of the v
Episcopal church
Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard was hostess 2
at beautifully appointed luncheon at
her home in Grafton street the past ~,
week. y
Mrs. A II. Weber was hostess at a d
bridge tea at her new home in Hesketh
street the past week. Among those ladies n
who won prizes were Mrs. W. j. Bar i,
den. Mrs. Robert Newton Harper. Mrs.
q. T. Carpenter, Mrs. ]. H Whitaker.
Miss Katherine Fisher. and Miss Flor
ence Williams.
Mrs. Berkley Davids, OF Long Island
n. Y, who has been the house guest "
of Mrs. George c. Minnigerode. of Nc n
Kinley street, has returned to her home II
Mr.. Hamilton Baxter has purchased a u
lot in Livingston street. N
DIR. Walter White Reid, assistant rec =
tor Of All Saints Episcopal Church. has =
returned from visit to his home in r
New York City. a
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