The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
CHEVY CHASE.

The Dollar Eight Club. OF Chevy Chase.
entertained at a dance last "Wednesday
evening In the Chevy Chase Library. The
hall was most effectively decorated with
flowers and pennants. and the string or
chestra. which furnished the music for
dancing. was screened from view By
palms sand ferns. The chaperons were
Mrs. n. q. Forsberg and Mrs. George
Jones. Among the guests were Miss
Louise Kienk, Miss Inga Forsberg, Miss
Florence Jerman. Miss Marguerite Jones,
Miss Gertrude Jones. Miss Florence Al
len. Miss Esther Foster, Miss Esther
Ramsay, Miss Helen Woods, Miss
Blanche Bowen, Miss Mary Bowen.
Miss Edna Hazen. Miss Gertrude Lang
ford. Miss Edna. Fay. Miss Marie Maiitz-
en-. Miss Grace Nelson, Miss Myrtle
Sebastian. Miss Steffey. Mr.. Walter Car
ter, jr., Mr.. Frank Davis. Mr.. Kenneth
Buffin. Mr.. Bernard Bontz. Mr.. Newton
Dempsey. Mr.. Franklin Barr. Mr.. Bacon.
Mr.. Leo Venegas. Mr.. Harold Sparks, Mr..
Fowler. Mr.. Baker, MFR. Ernest Kendrfek.
Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. John Jerman. and Mr..
james Fay.
Mrs. Alfred T. Gage. former soprano
soioist OF ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church, viii be the SOPRANO in the quar-
tet next Friday evening at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. Mr.. Karr.
the organist % the church, viii give
an organ, recital, and will be assisted
by the members of the former Sc. An
drew's Church choir, which was COM
posed OF Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Roberts. con-
tralto: Mr.. Shaffer. tenor. and Mr.. APP
pie. bass. TIE quartet VIII sing one Of
Mr.. Karr's own compositions. MFR. and
Mrs. Gage are comparatively new mem
bers of the Chevy Chase colony. having
purchased their home. In Legation
street about a year ago.
Mrs. Annie Aubert. who with her son.
Mr., Frederick B. Aubert, purchased a
house In Keokuk street last fall. has been
unable to move into 1t owing to her seri-
GUS illness caused by being thrown from
q street car late in the summer. She is
recovering rapidly and Is able TO be
about still using a crutch. Mr., Aubert
spent some of the winter months out
there, He returned TO his home In WASH
ingtcn yesterday afternoon after flying
trip TO Detroit and a few days spent in
the mountains of Virginia Mrs. Aubert
and her son expect 10 move TO Chevy
Chase early in the spring. Mr.. Aubert, IT
win be remembered. was a member OF
the crew Of the dirigable America, which,
under the inspiration Of Walter weliman,
made q brilliant effort to cross the At
lantic by the air route.
The Young women's Christian Associa-
ton will hold a meeting next Tuesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Robert
Crosby in Kirke street.
Miss DuIin. OF Richmond. Is the guest
OF her sister. Miss Ceeile Dulin at her
home in Granville street.
The Rector's Aid Society Of All Saints
Episcopal Church win hold its regular
monthly meeting In the choir room OF the
church tomorrow afternoon. Confrma-
ton service will be held on March II in
the church
Mrs. E. Nesbit Wright and her little
daughter, Mary, are still In Baltimore,
where they have been for a week or
more. They are expected to return TO
their home in Chevy Chase during The
next week.
Miss Flora McGill. who has been in
Florida for several weeks, Is expected to
return to her home in Chevy Chase this
week
The Columbia Golf Club, at Chevy
Chase Lake, is making extensive i'm
provements both on their golf courses
and their tennis courts. They will have
ladies' course this summer which will
be the only one In or near Washington. |
This course will be situated between
Connecticut avenue and the present
course. Thoy are making this one a lit |
tie less hIlly and rugged than the eigh- |
teen-hole course. They have cleared the |
underbrush from the Erove Of trees back |
of the club house. and this will be used |
for tea tables and chairs, where tea will |
be served In the afternoons. They are |
also improving the tennis courts.
Mrs. Bates Warren, who is spending
Lent in Atlantic City, will not return 10 |
her home here until about the Ist Of |
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