The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Meta Craig. who has entertained
at a series of teas at her art studio
and musicales at the Beard Studio. gave
a charming recital last week. This week
Miss Craig will sing at the Carnegie
Library.
Mrs. Upton, Of Cleveland Park. enter
tanned Wednesday at a tea for Mrs.
Charles A. Bradbury, Of Vermont. Mrs.
Bradbury, who has been the guest Of
her sister. Mrs Boyd Taylor. left late
in the week for her home.
Miss Garrards house guest. Miss
Moore. of Boston, returned to her home
last week. Before her departure Miss
Garrard entertained at a four-table
lowed the bridge. to which the officers
of the fort were invited.
Those from Georgetown who took an
active part in the bazaar at the Arling-
ton for the Episcopal Eye. Ear. and
Throat Hospital were Mrs. Blake. Mrs.
Glover, Mrs. c. s. Kennedy. Mrs. Henry
Matthews, Mrs, William Conrad. Miss
Glorinia Gordon. Miss Lucy Dorsett, Mrs.
Joseph Bradley. Miss Bradford. Mrs.
John Mcdonald. Mrs. c. H. Mannar.
Mrs. Smoot. Mrs. James Berrall. Miss
Emily Dodge. Miss A. s. Hassan. Mrs.
S. B. Howden. Mrs. II. w. Offutt. Mrs.
Mrs. c. c. Hall. Miss Pettis. Miss Emily
Glover. Miss Frances Blake. Miss Mary
Wilkins Miss Mary Radford, Miss Mar
ion King, Miss Anne wilkins. and Miss
May Mccormick.
Invitations are out for a dance to be
given Tuesday evening by the young
ladies Of Madison Hall.
Mrs. Newt Hall entertained her friends
of the Kanawha Friday afternoon at a
delightful bridge party.
The Dunbarton Choir has been invited
to furnish the music for the thirtieth of
May exercises at Arlington.
Mrs Simms is spending the week with
her sister. Mrs. Urquhart, of Baltimore.
Madison Hall entertained a number of
friends at a musicale Wednesday even
ing variety of vocal and instrumental
numbers were delightfully."- rendered. The
programme was given by Miss Gladys
Morrison Miss Frances Hamill. Miss Ka-
lin Bailey, Miss Katherine Anderson. Miss
Pearl Shiss, Miss Theodore Luppfert,
Miss Aleen Saunders. Miss Erma Bear.
Miss Carrie Freedmand. and Miss Ruby
Tedd Thurmond.
Rev George E Truett has gone with
his family to their summer home in
Virginia.
Mr. Williams will give an organ recital
this evening at st. Johns. Georgetown.
DR.. and Mrs. Burns returned last week
from a trip to the Dismal Swamp.
The Choir Chapter, of ST. Adams. were
delightfully."- entertained Thursday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Schoenfeld, in
Cleveland Park. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs
Upton. Mr. and Mrs. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baines, Mrs. Henckels. Miss Marie
Henckels, Miss Margaret Warner. Mrs
Chapman, Mr.. William Upton. jr.: Mr..
Randall, Mr. Allison Miller. Mr.. jeffrey.
Mr.. H. H Schoenfeld, and Mr.. Rudolph
Schoenfeld.
The young people OF Eldbrook Church
gave an entertainment May 2. The pro-
gramme consisted of several sketches by
members Of the church, a number Of
selections by the Tennallytown Quartet:
vocal solos by Mr.. Walter Bogley, and
recitations by Mr.. Bangertes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Armstrong. Of
O street, celebrated their golden wedding
Thursday afternoon with delightful
informal reception
The John Eaton School, Of Cleveland
Park, will give play May 26 The
pupils will represent the characters from
'.The District school at Blue Berry Cor
ners."
The luncheon for the Aged Women's
Home at Masonic Hall Thursday and
Friday was under the direction of Mrs.
owen. Others in charge Of tables were
Mrs. Yarnall. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Vir-
ginia Brown, Miss Emma Bell. Miss
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