The Washington herald., 1911-03-05
Photo b. Buck.

Mrs Harrington wore a gown OF black
japanese crepe trimmed with point lace.
Mrs. Hibb's gown was Of Canary silk
trimmed with lace Of the same shade, and
touches of blue with a corsage of sweet
peas. Mrs. Hall wore a white lingerie
gown, Mrs. Moore wore brown and white
with green; Miss Peyton was in gray silk
with point lace, and Miss Entwistle wore
pink crepe. The rooms were decorated
with yellow jonquils.
Mrs. George NJ. Mann, formerly Miss
Bessie Davidson, of Georgetown, has gone
to Pittsburg, her future home, to join
Mr.. Mann.
Mrs Henry c. winship and Miss Win
ship sailed yesterday on the New York
for Panama and the West Indies. They
will return the middle OF April
Mrs vinton Birch is the guest of
friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Canter. of lower Maryland. is Wis
iting Mrs. Maynard, of Dent place.
Rev. James H W. Blake, and Mrs,
Blake, have as their guest this week
Arehdeacon Webber, and his nephew,
is conducting the mission services now
being held in Christ Church.
Mrs. George Wood. Miss Lockwood. and
Mrs. Wilson were at home Tuesday.
With them were Mrs. Peck, who poured
tea, and Mime. de Meissuer, who served
punch. The drawing-room was decorated
with pink carnations. The color scheme
in the dining-room was yellow.
Mrs Phillips, who is visiting in Harris
burg, will return shortly with her moth
er. Mrs. Shirey, who has spent the past
month in Virginia.
Miss Bertha Hansen, formerly of Wash
ington, now of Philadelphia, spent a short
time here on her way to Ohio. On her re-
turn she will be the guest OF friends in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Wormley spent a few days last
week with her son and daughter -in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. wormley. She re-
turned Tuesday to Fredericksburg, where
she is spending the winter.
The Current Literature Club, of Madison
Hall, devoted its last meeting to a dis
cussion of subjects before Congress last
week. An able speech was made by Miss
Shields, of Johnstown, N. Y, on Reel
procity." Other speakers were Miss
Gladys Courtright, of Atlantic City; Miss
Pearl Sluss, of Virginia, and Miss Fried
man, of West Virginia
The ladies of the Calvary M. E. Church
South, will give a luncheon and supper
at Masonic Hall, Georgetown, the 10th and
18th OF this month.
Miss Eta Taggart. chairman of the
committee on entertainment of the Con-
federate Choir, has arranged for a dance
and euchre March L. at the Confederate
Home.
The Peck Memorial missionary meet
ing was addressed by Miss Pond, of Dor
land Institute. North Carolina. At the
election of officers, which followed the
lecture. Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith was
chosen president: Mrs. Russell B. Taylor,
first vice president; Miss Isabelle Camp
bell. second vice president; Mrs. H. B.
Meyers. secretary, and Mrs. William Lenz,
treasurer.
The meeting Thursday evening of the
masters of the Boy Scouts of Peck Me-
mortal was attended by Rev. H. Barry
more Angus, Mr.. Albert Chesley. of. the
T. M. c. A; Mr.. w. B. Meyer, Corp. w.
s. Bryant. and Mr.. W. S. Mexican. At
this meeting, plans for the summer camp
were discussed.
Mrs. Crawford and her daughter. Lucy,
of Rochester, spent short time in Wash
ington last week.
Miss S. Tonita Ridgway has returned
from New York, where she spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Jeane Roberts and Mrs. Margaret
Roberts have returned from their coun-
try home in Virginia, and will spend
the remainder of the winter with Mrs
Brown. of o street.
Rev. Mr.. Carl, assistant rector of st.
Johns. preached his first sermon on Ash
Wednesday. He win not settle In George
town for time. owing to illness in his
family.
Mrs. Sheppard, Of Richmond, is the
guest of Mrss-J. p. Mann.
Mrs. Easterday, Miss Easterday. and
Miss Pennebaker returned Monday from
Fort Monroe.
Mrs. Cissel gave linen shower Tues
day for her cousin. Miss Lila Walsh, who
is to marry Mr.. Richard Lee Fearin. jr
The afternoon was spent al cards. there
being twelve tables. The rooms were
decorated in red and green. After the
games dainty luncheon was served
Miss Walsh and Mr. Fearin are to be
married this month, and win make their
home in Baltimore.
At the last dance OF the Cleveland
Park Athletic club there were present
Miss Rose. Miss Sarah Miller. Miss Flor
ence Torbert. Miss Barrett Miss Daw-
son. Miss Hcneelz, Miss Elisabeth ror-
bert Miss Loos3ou, Mr. john Chapman.
Mr. Allison Miller. Mr.. Decbie. NJ.