The Washington herald., 1911-06-04
GEORGETOWN.

The Sunday school of Christ Church
has arranged for a garden party to be
given on the lawn at Mrs. Matthews
home Friday of this week. Miss Emily
Matthews who has the affair in charge,
will be assisted by the different teachers
Of the school, among them Miss Frances
Blake, Miss Mary wilkins, Miss Mamie
Knowles, Miss Anne Blackwood, Miss
Lena Wilkins, Mrs. Henry Matthews, Mr..
Marye, and Mr.. Hewitt Young girls from
the various classes will assist at the diff
ferent tables.
Mrs. Douthrit of N street. WIFI leave
this week for Columbus. Ohio. where she
will spend some time with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blount expect to
leave this week for Bluemont, where Mr..
Blount will spend an indefinite time on
his farm.
The garden party held Thursday and
Friday in the grounds Of Trinity parish
hall, was q most enjoyable and success
full affair. At the ice cream booth were
Miss Mary Collins. Miss Dora Collips,
Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Ridgway. The
Sunday school table was in charge of
the Misses Garraty and Miss Doroty. AT
the paddle stand were Mr.. John Doyle
and Mr.. Goodchilds. The sodality table
was under the direction of Miss Kearney,
Miss Estel Kearney, and Miss Sullivan.
The Dorcas Society had a table under
the care of Mrs. Donohue and Miss Sui
Ivan. Punch was served by Mrs.
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frey, who for some
time past have resided in Pittsburg. ar
rived in Washington last week. They
have taken a house in Cleveland Park,
which they will make their future home.
Mrs. Henry Matthews left last Thurs
day for Wilmington, Del, where Miss
Hannah Matthews graduated at Miss
with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Craig and their
daughter, Miss Meta Craig, returned
Tuesday from Washington Grove, where
they spent q week.
A most enjoyable picnic was given last
Monday by the Friends School on the
lawn Of their country club in Wisconsin
avenue near Friendship avenue After
luncheon, games and races were enjoyed.
Among those present were Miss Gene
We've Clark, Miss Constance Weaver,
Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Jean Roberts,
Miss Janet Brown. Miss Elizabeth King.
Miss Anne Blackwood. Miss Katherine
Hawxhurst, Miss Lena Ramsey, Mr..
Grafton Brown, Mr.. George King, jr.,
Mr.. Mack Baker, Mr.. Marshall Low. Mr.
William Henley, Mr.. Cameron Roberts.
Mr.. James Osgood. Mr.. Elmer Gates, and
Mr.. Sumner Kimbell.
Announcement is made of the marriage
Thursday Of Miss Marie Fugel and Mr.
Lander, both of Georgetown, at the home
Of the brides parents.
Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith, whose slight
Illness took her to Atlantic City, returned
last week greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clagett have gone
to Leesburg where they will spend the
summer with Mrs. Clagett's father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lutz.
Miss Butler. Of West Virginia, who was
the guest last week of Miss Ethel Graves,
left Monday for her home.
Miss Bertha LOCKER, who has been
quite Ill. is much improved during the
past week.
Mrs. Alfred Roberts and Miss Margaret
Robert. her daughter, left last Thursday
for their summer home Epsewasson,
formerly as part of the Washington
estate in Virginia.
Mr.. Waldo Hibbs, who has been Ill at
George Washington Hospital, has re-
turned to his home, the kanawha.
Miss Eloise Orne returned Wednesday
from Sweet Brier College. Mrs. Orme and
Mrs. Hume will leave June 15 for Cape
May where they have a cottage for the
summer.
Mrs. Wheeler. Of the Kanawha, lef.
Friday for Aurora, W. Va Mrs Blocker
and Miss Blocker, mother and sister of
Mrs. Wheeler. will leave for West vir-
ginia later in the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson have taken Mrs. |
Bleeker's apartment for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton returned last
week from Westfeld. Mass. where Mrs. |
Middleton spent several weeks with her
mother. |
Scenes from Fairyland OF Shakespeare |
were given in the grounds Of Mr. and |
Mrs. Henry Blount's home ''The Oaks" |
last week for the benefit of the Edward |
Everett Hale memorial parish house. The |
young ladies Of Madison Hall Seminary
received much praise for their delightful \
Interpretations. Mrs. Glenna Smith Tin
min and Miss Catherine Newton were In
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bready, Of Herndon, will
arrive in Washington tomorrow to SPEND /
part Of the week with Mrs. Bready's par
ents, MI. and Mrs Middleton, of Thirty
first street.
A delightful feature OF the week was
the dance at the Potomac Boat Club last
evening. when a number of the members
entertained their friends. Among them
were Messrs. Frank Smith, Hart. Leon
ard Brown, Mueller. Poole, Mckinney. /
Molovich. Parker. Quintard, Dawson.
Ryan, Mcdonald Hoppe. Allwine, Haueke,
Bowie. Kehehoe. Lyons, Hooten. Fisher.
and Samuel Brown. The chaperons were
Mrs fGasch. Mrs. Underwood. and Mrs.
A. B. Dent. Mr.. Gasch. Mr.. Underwood. |
and Mr.. Dent were also present. The |
ballroom was decorated In green, long |
sprays Of that hue with white blossoms |
and masses OF green leaves giving rus-
tic touch to the scene.
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