The Washington herald., 1911-11-26

Rex johnson, Mrs. George s. Rees, Mrs
Arthur /. Pienkowsky, Mrs Lee d. Lati'
mer, Mrs. /. E. Shoemaker, Mrs. E. Mes
| bit Wright Mrs. Susan Cason, Mrs. Nj
nerya c. Hazard, Mrs. Willis NJ. Hays
and Miss L L. Eiker.
The Chevy Chase branch of gthe Young
Women's Christian Association met the
past week at the home OF the president
Mrs. W. K Butler, Of Quincy street The
ladies present made aprons for the ba'
zaar which is to be given December II
the city.
Mrs. Charles Conard, wife of Paymastel
Charles Conrad, U. s. NJ. entertained a.
her home in Oliver street the past weel
at bridge.
The Chevy Chase Wednesday morning
reading class met the past week at the
home OF Mrs. Eugene z. Stevens, Of West
Lenox street.
The musicale and dance which was
Library for the benefit OF the Chevy
Chase Catholic Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament was a decided success, and
the Misses Agnes and Cecilia Cummings,
who had charge OF same, feel very much
gratified at the returns thus far. A buf-
fet supper was served after the dance.
Those taking part in the programme were
soprano solo, Miss Adelaide Hester; bass
solo, Mr.. Andrew ]. Cummings; violin
solo, Miss Helen Belt; soprano solo, Miss
Mabel Latimer; bass solo, Mr.. Theodore
Howard; comic song, Mr.. John ]. Cor
man; contralto solo, Miss Edna Scott
Smith; accompanist, Mr.. George Herbert
Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Oscar Preston. Of
Baltimore, Md, spent the weekend as
the guest Of the formers cousin and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston
SheaIey, Of East Melrose street.
Representative Charles Carter, who has
been spending the past month in Okla
homa, has returned TO his home in West
Lenox street.
Miss Adams. of the Highland apart
ment house, was the luncheon guest Of
Mrs. NJ. c. Goodrich. wife of Brig. Gen.
Goodrell, who is wintering in Chevy
Chase.
Miss Lucy MackriIle, of West Kirke
street, with a party OF friends, gave
surprise party to Canon and Mrs. J. w.
Austin at the rectory the past week.
Mrs. Henry C. Corbin. widow of Gen.
Corbin, who has leased her suburban
home, ''Highwood," to Mr.. Arthur c.
Moses for the winter. is spending some
time in Paris before sailing for America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bennett Poe ar
ranged a Dutch treat dinner the past
week at the Chevy Chase Club.
Prof. Felix Garziglia gave the follow
ing programme at the Chevy Chase Col
lege the past week: Sonata, op. IS (Bee-
thoven), Miss Appel; ''Pierrote," air de
ballet (Chaminade), Miss Searles; sonata,
op. II, No. l, rondo beethoven, Miss
Morton; "Au Risseau' &c. Schultz. Miss
Daniel; sonata, op. 2, No. l (Beethoven),
Miss Stark, and Gypsy Rondo' (Haydn),
Miss Linn.
The friends OF Mrs. Cliff Richards, OF
West Irving street, who was operated
On at Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Balti-
more, Nd, will be glad TO learn that she
Is eonvalescent from same.
Mr. Charles Davis Cugle. accompanied |
oy his two daughters, Miss Edythe Heath |
Ind Miss Olive Eloise Cugle, Of Magnolia !
has returned to his home
rom Philadelphia, Pa, where he went
md was Joined by Mr.. Kenneth Cugle |
10 witness the football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. McGill, Of VAL |
oaraiso, Ind, who have been guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard, of |
Grafton street. have returned to their |
home. ..-
There will be an organ recital at All |
Saints Episcopal Church. on the first !
Sunday in December.
Miss Mildred Leavell. daughter Of Mr.. |
md Mrs. B. Ashby Leavell, of East |
Bradley lane, who went as the guest of |
and Mrs. Phillip p. |
campbell and Miss Dorothy Campbell to /
Pa, TO witness the football
;ame, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis Cugle, of
Magnolia parkway, celebrated their
wenty-arst wedding anniversary at their
lone the past week by entertaining at !
co. Among their guests were Mr.. and /
drs. J. Granville Meyers, Mrs H. NJ.
Sendali. Mrs. c. H. Anderson, DR.. John
sherwood. DR.. and Mrs. Henry c. Il