The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
GEORGETOWN. =

King, president of the club, Mrs. King,
| Rev and Mrs. James Blake, Miss Blake,
Miss Mamie Knowles. Miss Ida Magrud-
er, Dr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
Dorsey, Mrs. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney,
Mr.. Gordon. Capt. and Mrs. kreidler,
| Mr. Munson, Mr.. Harper. Mr.. Thompson,
and DR.. Green Woodville.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Georgetown, and
Mrs. J. William May, of Alexandria, left
Friday on an automobile trip to Ra!ti-
more where they Joined a house party
for the week end.
The Thursday evening Literary Club OF
| Madison Hall met as usual last week.
! The war in Mexico was the current topic
| discussed.
The Misses Darcy entertained the
choir of Dumbarton Avenue Church Mon
day evening. After music and a number
of games refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs McReynold leave Tuesday
for a Southern trip. During their absence
! Mrs. Stabler. mother of Mrs. McReynoids,
will reside in r street with her grand
children.
The Evermay Club, which has always
held its meetings at the home of Mrs.
William Orme, is to be entertained
next Tuesday evening by Mrs. Byrnes in
r street.
Mrs Douglas Smms is in New York
where she went to chaperon two cousins
who sailed Saturday for Italy where
they are to join Mrs. George DunIop's
party. Mrs. Dunlop and the Misses
Champion have spent the winter in Egypt
and will visit different European count tries
during the summer
Miss Hirshinger. of North Carolina, is
the guest of Col. and Mrs. Garrard at
Fort Myer.
The Chorus Choir of Dumbarton Avenue
Church Is to sing Friday evening at one
OF the meetings OF the conference to be
held at Douglas Memorial Church. The
choir under the direction of Mr.. William
T. Glover is composed of Miss Bessie
Birch. Mrs. John Waters. Miss Leila
Bogley. Miss Virginia Houghton. Miss
Nellie Sebastian. Miss Annie Brown. Miss
Lille Wade, Miss Mollie Wade. Miss
Maude Allen. Miss Marian Dyer. Miss
Mabel Darcy. Miss Louise Darcy, Mrs.
Lewis Jackson. Mrs. c. l.. Pate. MIS-
Calver Mrs. Albert Houghton, Miss Kate
Alderman, Miss Laura Wade, Miss Clara
Dyer Miss Ella Allen. Mr.. Isaac Birch,
Mr.. Robert Beckham, Mr.. William Adre-
on. Mr. Dallas Tucker. Mr.. Albert Hough-
ton. Mr.. Joseph Oliver. Mr. William
Hudson. Mr.. Samuel Thrift Mr.. Raymond
Moore, Mr.. Wesley Lamhart. Mr.. Russell
Stevens, Mr.. Walter Bogley. and Mr..
Charles Wade. Mrs Birch the organist
at Dumbarton Avenue Church will ac-
company the choir.
Invitations are out for a dance April
at the Dumbarton Club The host Of
the occasion is Mr. Frank Allen.
Mrs. Blake returned from Atlantic City
Tuesday.
Rev D. A. Ennis and Rev. w A. Har-
den who are in town this week to attend
the Methodist Conference will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Birch.
Miss Katherine Winston is spending
the week end at Madison Hall. She re-
turns tomorrow to Baltimore where she
is spending a couple years at the Con-
servatory of Music preparatory to study
ing abroad.
Mrs. Lloyd Smoot has as her house
guest, her mother. Mrs. Williamson, of
Philadelphia
Col. and Mrs. Garrard entertained at
dinner Friday evening. Their guests
wore Capt. and Mrs. Austin and Lieut.
and Mrs. Tate
The Western Presbyterian Church is
preparing for a Rummage Sale April 6.
:. and S. Mrs. William Leetch, president
Of the WOman's Guild. has appointed
committee who have the matter in
charge. Mrs. McNcal. the chairman, is
assisted by Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Bronson,
Mrs. Frey, Mrs. Swindells. Mrs Sayles.
of Cleveland Park. Mrs. Freeman and
Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. Bacon is spending the week end at
Annapolis.
Mrs. Stevenson has returned from Win
chester.
Mrs. John Wood has gone to visit her
sister who is i'll.
Inmates of the Home for Incurahle were |
delightfully."- entertained Friday evening by |
the Mount Pleasant Congregational Chap
ter of the Christian Endeavor. The play, |
The DeeStrict Skule'' was a great sue
cess. The members of the cast were
Mr.. Harry Dublin, Mr.. Charles Caster |
line, Mr.. Chandlee Pigeon, Miss Cath |
crime Cleveland Miss frankie Clements |
Mrs. Casterline, Miss Cady Davis, Miss |
Florence Simpson, Miss Harriet Harding |
Miss Edna Hanney. Miss katherine APP |
pier. Miss katherine Heron, Miss Ruth |
MCGown, Miss Ethel Clark, Mrs. |
Thomas, Miss Jessie Arms, Miss Edith |
Scudder. Mr.. Benson Thomas. Mr. Fred |
Rand. Mr.. Russell Lynch, Mr.. Charlie |
Morgan, Mr.. Arthur de Reimer. Mr. |
Bruce Cleveland, Mr.. Howard Green |
void. Mrs. Rand. and Mr.. Roy T. Carly. /
Besides the play the orchestra gave sew
eral musical selections. There were solos |
by Mr.. Roy Carly, Miss Harriet Harding, |
and Mr.. Arthur de Reimer. and recita- |
tions by Mr.. Bruce Cleveland, Mr.. Chand- !
lee Pigeon, Mr.. Benson Thomas, Mr.. |
Howard Greenwood, and Mr.. Charlie |
Morgan.
At the Motet Choir concert given last |
Wednesday at Memorial Continental Hall, |
those from Georgetown who sang were |
Miss Bessie Birch, Miss Meta Craig,
Miss Styer. and Mr.. John Waters
The Bishop of Washington conducted
services last week at the quiet day OF |
prayer at st. Johns Church. The ladies |
of the auxiliary served luncheon in the
parish. house. Mrs. Simpson and Mrs.
Taylor directed the luncheon and had
with them Mrs. Frank Leetch. Mrs. Bar
rell, Mrs. Offutt, Mrs. Ballentyne and |
Mrs. Jeffries.
Mrs. Bacon will entertain at cards
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Height leaves Thursday for Bos-
ton.
Admiral and Mrs. Bleeker were in
for a day on their way from
the South to New York from which point
they sailed Saturday for Europa.
Fort Myer entertained with the Usual
night hop last evening.
Miss Leila Bogley gave masquerade
dance" at her home Friday evening
The spacious rooms were simply 3ut very
prettily decorated. Mrs. j. William Bog
ley received her daughters friends who
were the Misses Mabelee Michener Mar
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