The Washington herald., 1912-05-12
GEORGETOWN.
Continued DON Page one.

Rev. H. B. Angus has returned from
weeks visit to Elizabeth, N. J.
Mrs. Green, Of Duluth, is the guest ol
her mother. Mrs. Grady, Of Q Street.
Miss May Parker has returned from q
visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. Bean Bowie spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Forrest
Dodge.
Rev. ana Mrs. w. ]. Wright. who have
been the guests Of Mrs. Henry Simpson
returned Friday to their home in Chap
tico, Nd. Mr.. Wright was formerly con-
nected with St Johns Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith A. Paris, OF Dent
. Place. have closed their Georgetown
home, and, with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fitch, have taken a cottage for the sum-
mer at Claradon. Va.
Mrs. Cecil Wilcox, Of Jacksonyille,
Fla. Is the house guest Of Mrs R. P.
Williams, Of n Street.
Miss Marguerite Williams win leave on
Wednesday for Richmond, Va, to visit
relatives and friends.
The recent confirmation class Of 81.
Johns Church was entertained by the
Daughters of the King Thursday even
ing. Representatives from the different
organizations Of the church were invited
TO meet them.
The many friends Of Miss Odessia Wa
tiers will be glad to know that she Is
rapidly recovering from her recent III
ness.
Miss Kibler has returned TO her home
after a visit 10 Falls Church, Va
Mrs. Lee Powell. OF Richmond, Va,
after a weeks visit with relatives, has
returned TO her home.
Miss CIevan, of Falls Church, is the
guest of Mrs. John Birch.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Barron has returned from
Baltimore, and has as her house guest
Mrs. Baker, Of New York.
Mrs. Garrard. Of Fort Meyer, has as
her guest her aunt. Mrs Sharpe, Of Penn
sylvania-
Mrs w. c. Gwynn and son have gone
to Baltimore for a visit with relatives.
Mrs n. A. Havens, Of Jacksonville,
Fla, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
S. s. Cissel, left Thursday for Balti-
more, after which she will go to Nil
waukee, where she will make her home
in the future.
Mrs. Walden, Of Thirtieth Street. left
on Wednesday for a months visit to re-
latives in Philadelphia and New York.
The plays which were given wednes-
day by the young ladies Of Madison
Hall, were much enjoyed by a large
an appreciative audience. Miss Edith
Hart opened the programme with harp
solo. THE TEMPTATION" from Princess
PARKWAY was well rendered by Miss
Gladys C. Courtright,. Miss Corinne
Thompson, and Miss Ethel Young. "Our
Aunt from California" q humorous farce,
was ably acted by Miss Corinne Thomp-
son, Miss Belle winn Reed, Miss G. c.
Courtright, Miss Francis Hamill, Miss
Crutcher, and Miss Gladys Morrison
Dancing followed the play.
Mrs. J. L. W. Huntington left on Mon
day to make an indefinite visit TO her
son, Dr. r. W. huntington. U. 5. A,
now stationed at Fort Totten, n. Y
Mrs. John Kutz is the guest OF Mrs.
S. P. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Haycock and fam
ily have closed their Dumbarton Ave-
nue. home ana gone to their bungalow
on Tunlaw Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Tenny. Of Q
Street, have their daughter. Mrs. Robert
B. Mure, ana little virginia Z. Mure,
from Schnectady, N. Y, visiting them.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. castor U. Wilkins nave
returned to their home, Roanoke, Va
Miss Annie L. Forsbeig, of Lynchburg, |
Va, who has been the guest OF Mrs |
" llhlHht OF INenly-elBnIu CuttLs mas |
TO her home.
Mrs. Russell Locke. who has been the |
guest Of Miss Mary Radfort, has returned |
to her home in Charleston, S. c.
Miss Juliet Paris has returned from |
Sweet Briar, va
Miss Emma NeyIe after visit to Mrs.
". B. Hoover, has returned to her home |
In Charleston, s. c.
The ladies OF Christ Church are busily /
engaged in arranging for a garden party |
10 be given on Saturday, May IS, in the |
of the old Dodge home, Twenty
eighth and Q Streets. At the meeting on
Friday the following ladies were appoint
I'd TO assist: Miss Alice n. Sawyer,
president: Mrs. c. w. Blackwood, secre-
.ary. The chairman of the different
committees are Mrs. Louis Mackall, ice
sream; Mrs. Lightfoot. Wormely, cakes: /
Miss Glover, advertising; Miss Hanna
Mathews, lemonade, Miss Mary Reich, |
andy; Miss L. HollerIth, grab bag. A