The Washington herald., 1912-03-14

Worley, Dyer, Rogers, Rely, George
Bowie. Theodore Barnes. Jack Liggett,
Eiker. and Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs D. J. Kaufman have re-
turned to their home in Rhode Island
avenue from a visit to New Orleans
which has occupied a month or more.
Mrs. Wallace Nefr and daughter, Miss
Nancy Neff. who was a debutante of last
season in Washington, are the guests of
Mrs. Neff's sister. Mrs. William Belden
Noble after spending year in Europe.
where they have spent the greater part
Of the past fifteen years. They will Sc
! let an apartment here later on.
Rev. Father Fay. OF st. Stephens Cath
Ollie Church. last Monday afternoon,
gave one of the Lenten talks being given
in Baltimore private residences, in the
home OF Mrs. Cornelius ID. Kenny. in
Madison street. His subject was Chris
| tIan position In regard to society" Mrs
Kenny entertained company of twelve
guests at dinner that evening in honor
Of Father Fay. The next talk of the
series will be held in the home Of Mrs.
Z. F. Abel next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Graham are Wis
I iting Lieut. Billingslea at Columbus Bar
racks, Columbus, Ohio.
At the regular Saturday evening re-
hearsal Of the Young women's Christian
Association Choral Club, of which Mrs.
A. NJ. Blair is the leader, delightful
musical programme was given by the
Coleridge-Taylor trio.
Miss frankie Carr, popular in Wash
ington's younger set, Is recovering from
a serious illness, and expects to spend
Easter Sunday in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Maud HoweIl-smith returned yes
terdsy afternoon from a weeks visit to
Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Brown. OF New
Bedford. Mass, announce the engage
| ment OF their daughter, Miss Frances
Gardner Brown, TO Mr.. David Stewart
HendrIek, OF this city. The wedding will
be held March Is In New Bedford at the
residence OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. streb entertained in honor
OF their daughter, Eva Theresa, a
number OF her friends on Monday even
ing, the occasion being her seventeenth
birthday. The guests were entertained
with games, music. singing, and dancing.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Ruth Bald
win and Mr. Harry Reek. Refreshments
were served at a late hour. the table
being artisticaIly decorated in St Pat
rick's honor. Among those present were
the Misses Ruth Baldwin, Wilma Culh-
nan, Anna CulIinsn, Pauline Ewald,
Frances Hayes. Gertrude Jones. Elsie
Mace, Anna Mccarthy. Catherine Will
hanson, and Messrs. Edmund Burke, New
ton Dempsey, Vincent Fuschini, James
Hayes, John Kelley, Barry Mullin, Harry
Reck, Samuel Streb. and s. Hopper.
The District Federation OF Women's
Clubs has taken the Columbia Thester
for the evening of March 26, to see the
Columbia Players give The Rose Of the
Rancho"
A card party for the benefit OF the
Juvenile Court poor will be held in the
apartment of Mrs. Joseph Aquilla En-
slow, special charity officer Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
! in the Hotel Cairo. at o'clock on the
evening OF Wednesday, March 20. More
than 200 invitations have been sent out
Arrangements for the card party are
being made under the direction OF Mrs.
Enslow. Mrs. Enslow, as special charity
officer OF the D. A. R., renders much
valuable aid at the Juvenile Court. When
cases OF poverty cine before the tribu-
nal many of them are referred to Mrs.
EnsIow, who renders the assistance need
ed
During the winter hundreds OF families
have been helped. Hundreds of pairs OF
shoes have been distributed to children
who had been kept away from school be-
cause Of lack Of proper footwear. Clothes
have been given to the destitute and food
has been placed in homes left desolate
by the desertion of worthless husbands.
The work during the past winter has
been enormous. Officials of the Juvenile
Court realize the valuable aid which has
been rendered.
Mrs Enslow works independent of all
charitable organizations in the city. She
receives no compensation for her work
as charity officer, Notwithstanding the
fact that II requires much Of her time
and energy and thought, and that she
herself pays the expenses incurred by
various sections of the city.
Because OF the unusually large number
Of worthy cases during the winter, the
funds at the d. nSsal OF Mrs. Enslow
have become almost exhausted. Any
contributions of money or clothing or
provisions which might be sent to Mrs.
Enslow at the Cairo for use in conduct
ing the charitable work will be appre-
ciated by the officials of the Juvenile
Court and the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution.