The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGEIOWN.
Last week reception was given in
honor of the tenth anniversary OF Rev.
DIR. Howden as pastor Of st. John 8
| Church, Georgetown. The reception
proved a double celebration, II being also
the date Of the anniversary OF the mar
riage of Rev. and Mrs. Howden. The
parish hall was aTtistically decorated
with ferns, smilax, and pink roses, and
| an orchestra furnished The music. Those
| who assisted IN receiving were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hyde, Mrs. John Wood.
Miss LOCKER, Miss Darneille, and Mrs.
DR.. Petty.
Miss Ridway's guest, Miss Blanche
Millsrd, Of Michigan. leaves Wednesday
with party OF friends for a trip to
Panama.
Mrs. J. S. Garlands. of Q street. had
as her guest Miss May Nicholson, daugh-
ter OF Rear Admiral and Mrs Nicholson.
Miss Nicholson, accompanied by her cou-
sin. Mrs Frederick Barbour, left on
Thursday for San Francisco, where she
is TO join Admiral and Mrs. Nicholson.
The party expects TO sail on March for
Japan. where Admiral Nicholson goes to
take command Of the Asiatic Fleet. They
Orient. while the fleet is stationed in those
waters.
AR. and Mrs. George King and daugh-
ter Elizabeth have returned from their
, trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin. who has been
spending the winter with friends in
Georgetown, will go this week TO New
York to visit her sons.
Mrs. Margaret L. Harvey, who has been
paying a visit Of some months to her
daughter and son-in-law. Surgeon and
Mrs. Charles Gordon Smith, at Ports
mouth, N. H., will return home this week.
At present she is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Z, a. Lynch, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Smith, wife OF Surgeon Charles
Gordon Smith, Of Portsmouth. N. H., has
arrived in Georgetown with her two chill
dren for a stay Of several weeks. Mrs.
Smith Is stopping at 900 p street.
Two pool tournaments are planned for
the coming week at the Dumbarton Club.
The first will take place on Tuesday
evening between the Century and the
Dumbarton teams. Later In the evening
dance will be given in honor of the
contestants and their wives. On Thurs
day night, mems night" at the club, a
match will be played between the Co.
lumbia and Dumbarton teams.
Mrs. Charles Crcpley spent the week.
nd as the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Wood,
Of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Harrington, of the Kanawha,
leaves Monday for Spring Lake for q stay
Of several weeks.
Mrs, MacCartney. Of Dumbarton ave-
nue, is receiving the congratulations Of
her many friends on her recovery from
her recent severe Illness.
Mrs. Anderson arrived Thursday from
New York. She Is staying with her
mother, Mrs. Cobb, at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Lewis, who is at present
in Atlanta,
Miss Ethel Graves has as her house
guest Miss Butler, Of Shepherdstowu, W.
Va.
Miss Maddox, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. john Wood, will leave
Monday for baltimore, where she will
spend the remainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Waldo C. Hibbs has as her house
guest for the weekend Mrs. Harry Vim
cent, OF New York City. On Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Hibbs entertained 'Infor-
nlally a few friends in honor of Mrs.
Vincent. Her guests were Mrs. Allan
Walker, Mrs. Charles Claggett, Mrs.
James Young, Mrs. George Young, Mrs.
n. II. Hail. Mrs. James Barry Adams.
and Mrs. F. Fl. Gibson.
Miss Gertrude Williamson entertained
ut most delightful card party last Sat-
urday afternoon in honor Of her guest
Mrs Dyer. Among the guests were Miss
Lena wilkins, Miss Anna Blackvood.
Miss Elizabeth Lacey, Miss Rosamund |
Wilson, Miss Georgia Green, Miss Emily
Glover, MISS Katherine Du Bose, Mrs. |
Bowdoiu Craigtill. Miss Wallace, OF Vir- |
ginia: Miss Juliet Paris, Miss Helen
Williams, Miss Camille Du Bose, Miss
Dorothy Rohrer, and Miss Frances De
Lashmutt.
Letters have been received from Mr.,
william T. Glover, who Is travelling in |
Europe on one of The Herald's trips. an
nouncing his anticipated arrival in Lon
don on March /, where he win stay about |
a week, going from there to Liverpool |
whence he will sail March for New; |
York on his return trip.
Mr.. ssltzman. who has made his home |
at the Hoover residence In p street, has |
to Charlottesville. where he will
so into business with his father:
On Wednesday evening religious song
and tableaux service was given at the /
Peck Memorial Church BY the Harmonic
Society. under the direction of Its presi-
dent, Mrs. W. c. Pollock. The tabieaux
included the telling OF the story Of the1
Ten Virgins. in 1--WE pictures. The wise
virgins parts were taken BY Miss Flor,
ence Milstead, Miss Jay Daniel, Miss
Grace johnson. Miss Viola Harper, and
Miss Juanita Fowler The foolish ones
were impersonated by Miss Marie Poore,
Hiss Ada Gollan, Miss Mary Gollau, Miss
Lothe Busch, and Miss Olive Liskell. In
the tableauX later, Miss Eva Winter
meyer was Hope" Miss MarEaret Col
Ian s.FaIth.'' ana Miss Virginia Busch
Love" Other tabieaux were 'Jephtha's