The Washington herald., 1911-02-26

Thurnond. Myrtle Levy. Hattie Fudge,
Hazel SlusS. Gladys Morrison, Pearl
Sluss, Karleen Shields, Erma Baer, Kath-
crime Anderson, Airline Sanders, and
Gladys Courtrisit.
Miss Green is visiting her brother. Mr..
Zola Green, of Chicago.
Miss Netta Craig gave a charming
studio at home" Thursday The event
marked the last time Miss Craig will re-
ceive this season.
The Current Events Club, Of Madison
Hall. met Wednesday evening. Miss
Theo Lupfert presided.
Miss Elizabeth Winston. of Madison
Hall, plays in concert tomorrow even
ing at the governors mansion, Annapolis
Nd.
Owing to illness in Mrs. .Hume's family,
the invitations issued by Mrs. Orme and
Mrs Hume. for cards yesterday, were
recalled.
Mrs. Downes Wilson gave a charming
card party Friday, followed by o'clock
tea, to which a small number of friends
were invited. The drawing-roOms and
dining-room were in shades Of pink, the
flowers being Killarney roses. Mrs. VIII
son was assisted at the tea by Mrs.
Craigen.
Mis- Pennebaker left Friday for a visit
at Old Point.
Miss Alice Robert, of Prince George
County. Md. is the guest of Miss Helen
Williams
Miss Bessie Birch is to sing at the
Wednesday evening concert this week at
Fort Myer.
Mrs. Robert Reese gave an 'at home
Thursday of last week.
Madison Hall was entertained Monday
with a lecture by Mrs. Glenna Smith
Tinnin.
Mrs Bacon entertains a number of
friends at cards Tuesday evening.
The Epworth League. of Dumbarton
Church. was pleasantly entertained
Thursday evening in the church parlOrs.
The programme was furnished by Miss
Alderman and Mr.. Walter Bogby. who
gave several instrumental and vocal Sc
lections, and by Mr.. George Cole, who
rected. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Lockwood and Miss Wilson
were at nome Tuesday aftcrn1"H, aid.
will receive again February IS.
Mrs. Garrard is spending a short time
in Baltimore. where her daughter, Miss
Lucy Garrard, has recently undergone an
operation. Miss Garrard's condition IS
so much improved that Mrs. Gai -ard will
soon return to Fort Myer.
Mrs. Walter Frey, of Cleveland Park.
at a luncheon last week in
honor of Mrs. Life, of Indianapolis. The
was decorated in red and
green, carnations being the flowers used.
Crerries and hatchets were II evidence
throughout the llr cheOn, and even the
place cards were Sppro-
oriately decorated. The guests were
Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Lowe, Miss Helen
Frey, Miss Anna Marshall, Miss Mar
yuerite Hall. and Miss Ruth Hall. Mrs.
Life has not been in Washington long,
but intends making this her home.
Miss Mary Hyde, who has been quite
II at the home of her sister, Mrs. We'll
ington, is improving.
Mrs. George Wood entertains with a
.ea Tuesday.
Rev. George f. Truett has returned
from a two weeks stay at Pinehurst. |
Mrs Truett. who has been quite i'll, will |
be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ]. L
Jones, at her home in Richmond.
Mrs. Taggart, Mrs. Bacon, and the
Misses Taggart will be at home infor- |
mally Tuesday.
The Misses welch have as their house |
guest Miss Mary Sherman, of Mount
Holly, n. ].
son was given Friday at Fort Myer.
Miss Mamie Peirce, who was one of |
The Washington guests1at Fort Myer
Friday. left yesterday for Annapolis for
the naval hop.
Mrs. Forrest Dodge has returned from
1 two-weeks' visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. Harrington and her daughter, Mrs
Waldo Hibbs. and Mrs Newt Hail. will
De at home informally Tuesday at Mrs.
7ibbs' apartment, the Kanawha
MIR. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Talcott spent the
week end as guests OF Mr.. Talcott's
mother in Baltimore
Most Interesting exercises were held at
he Bruen Home in Thirty-third street
Wednesday morning. The presentation
II the flag of Gov Wells to the
lome by the society was most inn
'ressive. Gov. Wells. who was the
tate OF connecticues early representa-
i've. Is an ancestor of Mrs. Taft. The
lag. beautiful specimen, was received
~ the president OF the board OF the
lone. The introductory address was
" the president OF the society, and was
ollowed by speeches by Judge De Lacy
md the librarian general OF the D. A. r.
drs. Smith spoke TO the children OF the
lags Of ali nations. and presented diff