The Washington herald., 1911-04-02

mandy peasant. Camilla Kast: fourth,
Florida orange girl, Lena Reckeweg;
fifth. japanese girl. Katie Williams. Boys
First, dude, Albert Xander; second.
Jack Frost. Martin Wiegand jr.; third
toreador, Harry Eisenbeiss. jr.; fourth,
marquis, Corridor Jones: fifth. cowboy,
George Butt. Groups-First bridal party,
Lulu Reckeweg. Helen Seller, and Dom
aid Seller; second, butcher and baker,
Henry Reckeweg and Albert Seller
Among the many social events of Eas-
er week will be the annual Dixie ball,
given by Robert +. Lee Chapter, u. d. c..
At the Arlington Hotel April IS. Mrs.
Bell Riley. first vice president of the
chapter, will have with her in the re-
Giving line Mrs. McSherry. the president
general of the u. d. c., and other repre-
sentative ladies. Mrs. Marion Butler has
charge of the young ladies' committee.
Col. Robert f.. Lee will be master OF
ceremonies and in charge of the young
mems committee. He will be assisted by
Mr.. F1arel, commandant OF the Sons OF
Veterans. The United States Cavalry
Band will furnish music.
The South American Club of the Young
Women's Christian Association will he
entertained at the homo of Mrs. II. Il. F.
Mcfarland, l20S Eighteenth street north
west Wednesday evening. April ), at
o'clock. MIR. Charles D. Hurrey, conti-
mental secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association of South America.
will tell OF work in South America.
An interesting reunion took place re-
Gently. when Mrs. Moore, wife of Capt.
George d. Moore, Twentieth Infantry,
and daughter of the late Capt. James H.
Baldwin, Eighteenth Infantry. enter
tanned at tea at the Brighton. 2123 Cali
fornia street. party OF ladies who were
of the families of officers at one tim"
attached to the Eighteenth Infantry. The
guests were Mrs. Mills. wife of Brig.
Gen. Anson Mills. retired. formerly
Eighteenth Infantry; Mrs Kline, widow
of Brig. Gen. Kline. formerly Eighteenth
Infantry; Miss Kathleen Kline. Mrs.
Paul. widow Of Col Charles r. Paul,
formerly Eighteenth Infantry: Mrs.
Lloyd. widow of Mai. Thomas J. Lloyd,
formerly Eighteenth Infantry; Mrs.
Chevrier, from Ware Neck. Va: Mrs.
Baldwin. widow of Capt. James Ii. Bald
win. formerly Eighteenth Infantry; Mrs.
Hoyt. widow of Capt. George T. Hoyt.
formerly Eighteenth Infantry: Mrs.
Bates. widow of Mai. Robert F. Bates,
formerly Eighteenth Infantry; Miss Sadir
gill. Maj. John Anderson. retired. former
son; Mrs. Lucy Kellogg, daughter Of
Gen. Edgar r. Kellogg, formerly
Eighteenth Infantry; Maj. Gen. Hall. re-
tired. formerly colonel Eighteenth Infau-
try: Lieut.. Col. Charles Mcclure, AdjU-
ant Generals Department, formerly
Eighteenth Infantry: Capt. George -.
Moore. Twentieth Infantry, formerly
Eighteenth Infantry. and Capt. Ramsom
Wolfe, Twenty-second Infantry. and Mrs.
Wolfe. The same company were enter
tained last Sunday evening by Mrs.
Bates. widow of Maj. Robert r. Bates.
and on Monday Mrs. Anson Mills gave
! luncheon for them.
Members Of the kindergarten AssoCia-
ton of the District held their annual
banquet at the Hotel Continental last
evening, their guest of honor being Hon.
ID. G. Foster, OF Vermont. Miss Raphael
Coffin vice president OF the club pre-
sided in the absence of the president,
Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson. Miss Mamie
Van Dyke Skillman was toastmistress.
and the guests were Capt. James +.
Oyster. Supt- \. 7. Stuart, Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. Mr.. W. Il. Hoover, Mr.
Henry Blair, Mr.. Ernest Daniel. and
Mr. q. NJ Hunt. The decorations were
all in yellow and white.
Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained a
company Of small children at a Punch
and Judy show yesterday afternoon at
Boundary Castle, in honor of her little
granddaughter. The guests included the
members of the kindergarten class OF
which little Miss Henderson is u mem
ber and few of the children residing
in tho neShbOrhOOd
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their April dance. which will be held
! in National Rifles Armory on Thursday
evening, April 6.
Mrs. G. 7. Smallwood, STATE regent of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution
of the District, has announced that the
annual state conference will be held in
| the Shoreham next Tuesday ut 1850 a. m.
! All members OF District chapters are
| privileged to vote in this meeting.