The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

Ekengren, wife Of the Minister o,
Sweden: Mrs. Edward Dougles Whit.
, Mrs. Wickersham; Mrs. Nagel Mrs job
b. Henderson, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. and Nine. Natha
Sergeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosveno
have returned to Washington and opene
their residence. in Eighteenth Street, 70
the winter.
The monthly meeting of the AIlianc
Of Jewish Women will be held Tuesday
November Il. in the. vestry rooms of tn
Eighth Street Temple.
Mr.. Leon oppenheimer. who has bee,
visiting his parents in the city. has re
turned TO the University Of Pennsylvania
where he is student.
Invitations ard out for a dsnce to b,
held Thanksgiving evening at Rauscher'.
by members Of the octagon Club.
The charity ball given annually for tn.
benefit Of the Chiidren's hospital viii
take place Monday evening. January s
1913, at the New Willard
special cavalry and artillery drill will
be given at Fort Myer in the drill hall
Tor the benefit Of the Army Relief So
ciety. on Friday afternoon. November
=. at 80 O'Clock. Tea will be served
In the hop room after the drill. Tickets
Tor the drill can Be obtained at the Army
and Navy Club. or from Mrs.. w. C. Boz
den. 1sa1 SS6ornia Street. Mrs Garrard.
wife Of the commAndant at Fort Myer.
Is Chairman Of the entertainment COM
Elittee at that post. and Mrs. Albert l.
Mills. wife Of Gen. Mills. is chairman
OF the Washington committee.
The drills at Fort Myer are universally
popular in Washington. and q special
endeavor IL being made to make this
dr1il even more successful than formerly
Among those who are working untiringly
In its behalf are Mrs. Leonard Wood.
Mrs. Henry s. Sharpe, Mrs. George M.
Sternberg. Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs.
". W. Wotherspoon. Mrs. William Car
ter. Mrs Aleshire. Mrs. g. B. NJ. Young,
Mrs. George Andrews. Mrs. ]. G. Kel-
ton. Mrs. William V. Judson, Mrs Lang
fit, Mrs. Stephen Foote. and Mrs Ed
ward Burr.
Miss Clare NJ. Litscomb has returned
from Newport. f. l., and will be at
home to her friends at 31N p Street
Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Classic, West
Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, are receiy-
Ing congratulations upon the birth of a
daughter. born on Wednesday. Novem-
Ter
Mrs. Herman and daughter, Miss Lor.
raine Herman. who have spent several
weeks in Philadelphia with friends, have
returned to their home in Columbia Road.
Mr.. Sidney Gunst has returned to
after . short trip to his
parents In Richmond.
MISC Alma Baer entertained a number
Of girls at afternoon tea on Thursday.
Mrs. Thalheimer who was here to at
tend the engagement reception Of Mss
Annette Goldsmith. has returned to her
homo in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Ambrose will !
give dance in honor Of Miss Marie |
Adams. one Of the debutantes Of the win |
.er, on Tuesday evening. December 10, at |
their residence, 1885 Park Road.
The District Of Columbia Society of |
The Sens Of the Revolution are invited |
% attend the reception in honor of the
United Daughters Of the Confederscy by
the Southern Relief Society on Monday
evening. November II, at the ConGres.
sional Library.
Miss Gertrude Greedy, who has spent
The past week with her parents MAI.
Zen. and Mrs. Adolphus W. Greely,
It their residence dn G Street, left Wash.
ngton last night for California where
me will visit friends. Miss Rose Greedy
VII return to Washington during the 1
week, and will leave on November % for
California. where she will Join her sis-
er. They will go from there to spend
he winter with their brother. Lieut..
ohm Greedy. in the Philippines.
Mr.. James c. Haynes announces the
Of his daughter, Miss Mary L
smelyn Haynes. to Mr.. William q.
jr., Of Philadelphia, Pa. The
Teddins will take place at an early
ate. n
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Snyder gave an
lformal musicale last Sunday evening !
, honor Of Mr.. W. T. Taber. the new
rganist Of the First Congregational
hurch. who. for ten years previous to
II coming to Washington. was a rest 1.
ent Of Omaha, N<br. Miss Marjorie !,
nyder. who is a pupil at the Peabody
OF Music. rendered q num-
er Of violin selections, her accompani-
tents being played by her sister. Miss
'orothy Snyder. -.,> Il
Miss Mary r. Wilcox has taken an
partment at the Montana for the
inter.
Miss Lillian Burnstein. who has been
M NJ fha rItv fnr y>>vor~I vnnn<h. 49,. c
eturned to her home. in Thirteenth !
treet. Ia
Col. and Mrs.,, Henry F.. Blount win
ave Mra Wells. Of Los Angelsa Cal. =