The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

visiting them on November 10 at thei
residence In Georgetown. Mrs. Wells ha
the distinction Of being the first WON
an policeman" in the United States.
On Tuesday. November IL. donation.
will be gratefully received at the Co.
lumbia Hospital. Pennsylvania Avenue
and Twenty-fourth Street. Of sheeti
for single beds. pillow cases. towels
and money for the benefit of free
wards. The members Of the board OF
visitors will be at the hospital to re-
ceive all donations. Mrs. Henry w
Fitch is president of the board and
Mrs. Junius MacMurray is the secre-
tary. Other members of the board
are Mrs. Rixey. wife of Surg Gen.
Rixey L. S. ". retired: Mrs. Chester.
wife of Rear Admiral Colby NJ. Ches-
ter, L. S. n. retired: Nine. Sophie de
Meissner, Mrs. Charles Poor. Mrs. Law
renee Heap, and Miss Abercrombie.
Ma. Jok6 h Altman celebrated her
fortv-second birthday on tile evening
of November s, at her residence. zoos
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. A
surprise party was given her by her
husband and friends. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Altman.
Miss Hazel Altman. Miss Matte Tor
renee. Mrs. Margaret Coates. Mrs. Lii
lie Morgan. Mrs. Ethel airard- Mr..
John B. Altman. jr.. Mt. c. B. Altman.
Mr. George Cole. Mr.. clifford Girard.
Mr.. Leslie Altman. and Mrs. Morton II.
Coates.
Miss Emily Hiuman left Washington
for New York. where she will
remain for several weeks.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Irma Stern to Mr.. Samuel Kalisher
on Tuesday, November Is. at O'Clock, at
the Eighth Street Temple.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Long
we're entertained Thursday evening at
birthday party given in honor of Mrs.
Thomas at her home. $40 Thirteenth
Street Northwest. The house was taste
fully decorated for the occasion with
palms, roses and chrysanthemums. After
several selections BY the orchestra, the
.uests OF the evening were entertained
with humorous recttations by Messrs.
kiesler and Getkfhgef and vocal selections
,y Mrs, Jane Clements and the Misses
Welsh and Sweeney. accompanied by
Prof. Jack Leopold. Many of the latest
)Opul6T 0OuB HltS were TtnueEtu ny Alllc
Hiss Tereta Shafer and Master Earl
;angston. A sumptuous repast was serv-
ID to the assembled friends during the
curse Of the evening. Among those
,resent were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thom- |
.. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Long, Mr.. and
drs. Howard sangston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ismuel H. Marks. Mrs. William ]. G. |
Mrs. Jane Clements. the Misses |
rene Fowler. Efiie Fowler. Tereta
hafer. Matte Sweeny, Mary Welsh. |
'eorRie Carline, Ursula Lewis. and Mil
red Wise: Messrs. Fred Giesler. Leonard
TUFTS, Jack Leopold, Harry Ttotter. and
ialcolm Gettinser. .......
DR.. and Mrs. William J. G.. Thomas
nnounce the marriage of their daughter
Ina Huber to Mr.. Walter B. Long. in
October 2s. 1872. They will
c at home after November 1S' at
40 Thirteenth Street Northwest.
Washington Seminary was the scene
( q very pretty gathering on Friday
vening. when "the old girls entertained
the new girls" The hall was attrsc-
vely decorated and a large number Of
uests indulged in merry games
nd dancing. In the receiving line were
le following young ladies: Misses Nc
c. Cabro, Shaw, Barker, Arbo-
nSts SHdPins She"' hid1iett' anu 6eAe-
r.
A Halloween party was given on
thursday evening. October 81. by the
nperial Novelty Four at the residence
Maj and Mrs. D. Bryant Moore. Sara
ga Heights Northeast. A pleasant
'ening was spent in games, music and
freshments. Among those present
ere Maj. and Mrs Moore, Mrs. Tierney,
r. and Mrs. Bruce, and Mr.. Boss as
laperons. The company consisted OF
e Misses Kathryn and Frances Moore.
anette Grumley. Gertrude O'Connor.
ildred Brynex. Ethel Boss, Tina Whit 4
n, Lucille Bruce, Florence Rupert, and
essrs. Frank Donnegan. Edwin Lewis,
Rrton Rees and the Imperial Novelty ,
'ur. 8. A. r. White, bass: G. p. jackson. !
lrytone; W. B. Traylor. first tenor: J.
Woodburn. second tenor; Theodore A.
oore,. an unlimited, but welcome guest
Finished much amusement during the
'ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Gait have re-
rned to Washington from an extend {
! trip through the West and South. .
The washingtonians' have issued I
rds for their November dance. 1t will e
held at Old Masonic Temple on c
,ursday evening, November II. Z
lGr. and Nfa Francii z. Alden have q
turned y washington from Niagara j