The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Miss Thurmond, Miss Levy. and Miss
Allene Sanders
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lyle Seaton, who
were married in this city in April, reached
their new home Seattle, last week. after
an extensive trip through the South and
East.
Dumbarton Avenue Church is TO give a
strawberry party the first of next month.
The Womans Home Missionary Society
will have the matter in charge. directed
by Mrs. Charles Pate and Mrs. Charles
Birch.
Mrs p. L. Wormley, who spent the
winter in Virginia. is with her daughter.
Mrs P LightfoOt Wormley. of the Irving.
Mr. Waldo Hibbs. who underwent an
operation at George Washington Hos
pital last week. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Peet, of Cleveland
Park, have gone to their summer home
in Connecticut.
Mrs. Isaac Birch arranged a most en-
toyable programme for the Methodist
Home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Graham
gave a piano solo, followed by songs by
trio from Petworth NJ. f. choir, &C
companied by Mrs. Sylvester. Miss
Graham gave violin solo and Mrs
Leonard a vocal solo. Miss Layton. pupil
cycle of songs, THE Life of Rose. y
Miss Lucy Brickenstein delighted the au-
dience with several German songs. Miss
Bessie Birch sang The Skylark.'
A recital by the classes in voice and
piano of Madison Hall School was given
Wednesday evening. Those taking part
were Miss Hazel Sluss. Miss Carrie Fried
man. Miss Frances Hamill, Miss Karleen
Shields. Miss Ern1a Baer, Miss Gladys
Morrison. Miss Julia Eta Patterson, Miss
Allene Sanders. Miss Katharine Ander-
son. Miss Karin Bailey, Miss Myrtle
Levy. and Miss Ruby Tedd Thurmond.
The Thursday Morning Study Club met
for the last time until September at the
home OF Miss Bowie.
Miss Ventworths home has been taken
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkham.
Mrs E. V. Davis, of Harrisonburg. is
the guest OF Mrs. U. w. Smart.
Mrs Isaac Birch is arranging an en-
tertainment to be given by the children
of Dumbarton Avenue Church on We'd
nesday evening next The Old Folks
Concert, as it is called, will be in cos
tune, with eighty children in the chorus
The Girls Friendly of St. Johns held
their closing exercises Tuesday evening
At the evening service of the Sunday
preceding seven girls were received
as junior members, and one a senior
member. Nine. de Meissnor gave
a story Tuesday evening. The musical
programme was given by Miss Mary
Murray lockwood and Miss Isabelle
Taylor. Miss Daisy Clark assisted in
entertaining. The evening closed with
dancing and refreshments. During the
absence this past winter of Mrs. Magru-
der. who is visiting relatives in Califor-
MIA, Mrs. Taylor has been directing the
work and pleasures of the Girls Friendly
Of the church.
Mrs. Bacon leaves June for New York
where DR.. Bacon, who has been in Cen.
trail America during the last few months
is due to, arrive on the Wheeling.
Miss Elizabeth Charles Harmon spent
last week at Milton" the home of the
Misses Loughborough., Miss Harmon
leaves Tuesday for her home In Virginia
A pleasant musical and ice cream festi'
val were enjoyed Friday evening at West
Street Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Leetch will have her niece. Miss
Margauret Herr. of Jersey City, as heI
house guest next month. Miss Herr
comes to attend the wedding of Mrs
Frances Dodge.
Miss Dorothy Rorher has as her CUES,
Miss Mary Cleave. of Cresson, Pa
Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith is in Atlantic
City.