The Washington herald., 1912-02-27

eral days. Mrs. Ottley Is well known as
lecturer and Is a representative of the
Civic Federation OF the Southern states
Miss Howry will leave Washington early
next month 20 spend some time in New
| York. Mrs. Howry, who is making sc
ries of visits in the South, will not return
| TO Washington until April.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T MofIett announce
| the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Phoebe Motfett. to Mr.. f. Hurst Hand.
The marriage will take place in April
The board Of lady managers of the
Episcopal 4, Eye, Ear, and Throat Hos
pitaI. Mrs. Charles f. Buck. president,
has announced that the dates have been
selected for their annual bazaar for the
benefit OF the institution, and will be
on April "a and .. The bazaar will be
given at the Arlington as usual. and in
the former home of Senator Sumner. in
the annex. the supper viii he served.
The following are in charge OF COM
mittees: Mrs. William B. Trott of st.
Marks parish. Mrs. William NJ. Steuart
OF Trinity parish. utility table; Mrs Ed
ward Roome OF st. Stephens. Mrs. S. A.
Birch OF Advent, and Miss Julia Tomp-
Iins of ST. James. fruit. punch. and
lemonade: Miss Fannie Gilliss of Epiph-
any Church. cake table. No. I. and Mrs.
william II. Fox OF st. Johns Church,
Washington. cake table, No. ., assisted
by Mrs. ]. S. Moody of ST. Michael and
All Angels Church: Miss Florence Woods
of Ascension parish. flowers: Mrs. A. D.
van de Veer OF ST. Andrews. and Miss
! Simonds OF Christ Ccurch. Washington,
utility wares: Miss Mary Armstrong Ma
son of ST. Paurs Church. and Mrs. lie
Blond Burdett of Trinity Church Ia
koma, ice cream. Mrs. c.. F. Buck OF
Rock Creek parish. Miss Abbott of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, MIS-
James Taylor OF St. Adams. and Mrs.
George II. McGrew Of Grace Church,
Silver Spring. assisted by one lady from
each Of the other parishes. yet to be
selected, for the supper committse; Mrs
Mary Smoot OF st. Johns Church,
Georgetown. fancy table, No. /: Mrs
Joseph r. Johnson OF st. Thomas /,
candy table. No. ], assisted by
Mrs. -. G. Davenport of Emmanuel
Church, Anacostia, and Mrs. Edward
Mix Of All Saints parish, Chevy Chase;
Mrs. A. c. Fenton of st. Msrgaret's
Church. assisted by Miss X. B. Vurgess
Of Incarnation. candy table. No. 2; Mrs. J.
II. W. Blake OF Christ Church. George
town. assisted by Miss Byer of the ~Es-
ther Memorial Chapel, Anacostia, fancy
! table. No. > Special committees are in
charge OF Mrs. c. B. Hoppin. music; Mrs
William NJ. Dove and Mrs. II. II. Hawk
hurst, arrangements: Mrs. r. d. Hop
kins. press; Mrs. Edward Roome, wal
tresses. and Mrs. r E. Grant. fortune
| telling.
Mrs. ". Horton GsrIock has issued an
Invitation to dinner for February q in
| honor OF Nine. Won Unschuld-Lazzard-
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Lewis. of I.aconia.
n. r.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. v.
De Graw.
Mr.. and Mrs Connie L Bell, of 9o3 o
street northwest, were at home to their
friends Saturday evening in honor of
the fifteenth anniversary of their we'd
ding. Mrs. Bell was assisted byher sister.
Miss Alice NJ. Turner. Carnations and
ferns were effectively arranged Supper
was served and souvenir glasses dis
| tributed, upon which were inscriptive
| toasts. which were delivered in turn by
the guests, causing much merriment.
Many handsome presents Of cut glass and
crystal were received. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Palmer. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph, Bricker, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene B. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Archi-
bald Moriorty. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frazier. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Bopp. Mr.. and Mrs
S. r. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Turner,
Mrs d. NJ. Bell, Misses A. Gaughran.
Miss Florence Genera, and Mr.. William
Slater.
Mrs. William Byerley, Of Buffalo, who
was formerly Miss Clara Chamblin. Of
tfet city, arrived here yesterday to make
visit with her sisters.
The regular monthly Weeting Of the
board Of trustees of the Southern In
dustrial Educational Association took
place at the headquarters Of the associa-
| tion, room rs. Southern Building. on
Saturday evening. Judge Seth Shepard,
president, presided. Mrs. David White
gave a very satisfactory financial report
for the month. and Mrs. Martha s. Gle
low, vice president and organizer. read
an interesting report of her work, includ-
| ing an account of the report OF the New
York auxiliary and the Thackeray CEN
| tenary. which they gave on January q.
and which was attended by Mrs David
White and herself. The annual public
meeting OF the association will be held
in the Arlington Hotel ballroom on
March ). at 8 D. m. Commissioner Of
/ r-dr,ra ffor ID and. Hon Rfrh-