The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-04-23
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Meta Craig has met with an
other success in having two of her pic
lures accepted for the exhibit of Con-
temporary American Arts, in Baltimore.
At the private view last evening in the
gallery of Peabody Institute, Miss Craig,
who Is most popular among her many
friends, was enthusiastically welcomed.
Her gown was of white satin with which
she wore a large picture hat and scarf
| lean beauty roses.
Miss Frances Dodge, who is to marry
Mr. William Beall Bowie, June 10, has
been the guest of honor at a number of
affairs given during the week by her
friends.
Mrs. Brace has returned from short
visit to her home in Maryland.
Miss Glovinia Gordon, assisted by a
number OF the young girls of Christ
Church parish, will give tea next FRI
day afternoon at Miss Gordon's home, 3023
Q street. In addition to the tea there
will be a cake and candy sale. Those
taking a prominent part are the Misses
May Mccormick, Abby Holdridge. Helen
knight, Pauline Holdridge. Louise Nc
Cormick, Susan Lewis, Emily Mackall.
Mildred Harrington. Clara Mccain.
Sarah Mccoy. Heating Pollock. Lorraine
land.
Mrs. Garrard returned Wednesday from
a visit to Carlisle and Philadelphia
Mrs Frank Leetch gave a pleasant
at home Thursday. She will receive
again this week.
Mrs. P. H. Marshall and her little son
spent Easter week with Mrs. R. w. j.
Brewster at her home in Virginia.
Milford, entertained Tuesday afternoon
at a tea in their apartment at the Try
ing Mrs. milford, who was gowned in
gray chiffon. was assisted in receiving
by Mrs Chaplin who wore a black own
OF marquisette, and Miss Katharine De
Bots, who wore white silk with pearls.
Miss Mulford's gown was Of white satin
with a crystal tunic. In the dining-room,
which, like the drawirg-rooms, was
decorated with carnations and tulips.
Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. yesterday pre-
sided. Mrs. Fuller wore most becom-
ing gown of blue and green marquisette
over blue. and Mrs. yesterday black
satin trimmed with jet. Miss Alvord,
who assisted in the dining-room, was
gcwned in white chiffon, and Miss Man
ming, who was also in the dining-room,
wore black satin and jet.
The Chatting Dish Club held its last
meeting Tuesday, when it entertained
with a dance at the Dumbarton Club.
Mrs. Waggaman and Mrs. Hoover chap
Leroned the party. Among, the club mem
bers present were Miss Matte Brawner,
Miss Julia Brawner, Miss Josephine
Waggaman, Miss Bessie Hoover. Mr..
John Brooks. Mr.. Booker. and Mr.. Hol-
liday. Their guests included Miss George
Lyon, Miss Marion King. Miss Mary
Radford. Miss Bell. Mr.. Raymond Oben-
chain. MIR Archibald King. Mr.. Duke.
Mr.. Saulsman, Mr. Vincent Smith, and
Mr. Cobb
Mrs. Foltz, wife of Maj. Foltz, has
invitations out for bridge party this
week in honor of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Z. ]. Foltz. of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Foltz
will be a guest at the post during the
present month.
Invitations are out for a Song Recital
TO be given by Miss Meta Craig and Mrs
Beard at the latter's studio in Four
teenth street next Saturday evening.
Mr. Henry S. Matthews, jr and Mr..
Charles NJ Matthews entertained a num-
Der of friends Monday evening at cards.
The guests included the Misses Mary
Garland, Mary Pearre, Kathryn Withers.
Cornelia Bowie, Elizabeth Wilson, Edna
Berry. Alice Leetch, Elizabeth VOORHEES,,
Sadie Reed, Grace Warner. and Georg-
lana Davis. Messrs. William. Robert, and
Sheppard Rohrer, Llewellyn Nicholson,
John and Henry Leetch, Eddie Steele,
Albert Green, Bruce Warden, owen
Thompson, Orem Smith, William Towers,
Preston Warner, and James Pennebaker.
The prizes were won by Miss Kathryn
wfthers, Miss Elizabeth Voorhees,. Mr..
William Towers, and Mr.. James Penne-
baker.
Mrs. Simpson has as her guest this
week her daughter from Maryland.
Miss Rosenthal, of Kentucky, Miss
Bryan. of Tennessee, and Miss Mary
Mann, of Georgetown. who spent the
past week as guests of Mrs. Mann. Of n
street, returned Wednesday to Powhatan
College. Tuesday evening Mrs. Mann
entertained in their honor.
Miss Katharine Hibbs has returned
from Virginia where she spent the past
week with Mrs. Alexis Smith, of Semi
nary Hill.
Miss Cordelia jackson is visiting in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Wood. Of Fort Myer. entertained
Wednesday at bridge.
Miss Eleanore Butler, who has been the
guest of Miss Ethel Graves, left Wednes-
day for her home in Shepherdstown, W.
Va.
a most attractive dance was given the
Younger set by Miss Margauret Evans
on Tuesday evening. The home at Cleve-
land Park was decorated with flowers
of red and white, which, with the green
Of ferns, gave the Western High School
colors The spacious porches and the
drawing-room were given over to the
dancing. Mrs. Evans and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Evans, received the
guests, who were the Misses Madeline
Schneider, Margaret Warner. Arna Col
liday, Dorothy Kimball. Maybell Mitch
ner, Marguerite Scofield, Marguerite
Clark, Josephine Wolhaupper. Frances
Evertt, Louise Maher, Fara Miller. Eliza
beth Madison, Julia Lembkey. Frances
Brown, and Dorothy Weeks: Messrs.
Harold vantz, Frederick Berthrong. Ed
win Bethel Harry Blanton, Elbridge
Casselman, Edward Dent, James Dulin,
Hesburt Kimball, Frederick Knight,
Frank Loeffier, Theodore Marble. Len
wood OFT, Herbert \Schoenfeld. Herbert
Schneider. Frank Scofield. Allison Scott,
and William Upton.
Another delightful dance Of the holi-
days was that given Thursday evening
by Miss Dorothy Weeks. I
Among those visiting at Fort Myer is
Miss Gurda Moore, of Boston. who is the
guest of Miss Garrard. On Tuesday Miss
Garrard entertains at q bridge and tea.
when humber OF friends will be asked
to meet Miss Moore.
The Misses Daisy and Carrie Loush-
borough spent several days last week
with friendss in Georgetown.
Mrs Bradley and-sher son are 1uests