The Washington herald., 1912-01-28

! os Illinois. The refreshment table win
Be presided over by Mrs. Rainey ana
Mrn-- Stack. OF Illinois. who Whl pc as
sisted BY Miss Lobeck Of Nebraska, Miss
Graham. Miss Helen Graham. MISS Col
Inns, and Miss Nicol, OF Innois'
Mrs. Herbert wadsworth viii have
party Of young people. Miss Taft among
them. I'm the two boxes at the George
Warrington University Hospital benefit
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Joseph Letter
and Mrs. Christian Heurich win also oc-
cupy boxes while the upper ones VIII
| contain Mrs. stiIson Hutchins. Mrs.
stockton, Mrs, Eugene Byrnes, Mrs.
John Wesley Smith and their frienos'
Mrs. Theodore Tilisr. Of chsvy Chase
has issued invitations for tea Wednes-
day, February Z. from to T. to intro
duce Mrs. William S. Howard. wife OF
Representative Howard. Of Atlanta, Ga;
Mrs. Samuel J. Tribble, wife OF Repre-
sentative TribbIe. OF Athens. Ca, and
her sister, Mrs. Etha p. Griffin, OF Balm
bridge. Mrs. Russell, wife Of Representa-
tive Russell, Of Missouri; Mrs. Henry ID.
CLAYTON. wife of Representative Clayton,
OF Alabama, and Mrs. Edwards, wife OF
Representative Edwards, OF Georgia, VIII
be IN the dinlng-room. Miss Lucy hoke
Smith, daughter OF senator Snlitn, OF
Brown, Miss Myrtle Beach. and Miss
overman. daughter OF Senator overman'
Will assist.
The religious work committee Of the
Young women's Christian Association
entertained the young women Of the SEN
Tor classes OF the high schools on We'd
nesday afternoon. Miss Alice NJ. Holmes.
RELIGIOUS work director; Mrs. William II.
Bayiy, Mrs. Hermon s. Pinkham, DR..
Ada r. Thomas, and the Misses Flor
ence M. Brown, Mignonette o. Bucking-
ham, and Miss Ludema Sayre received
the guests.
Mrs. Edison s. Bastin and the Misses
Grace Kendall. Sterling Nash, Alice
Drake. and Esther Llnkins assisted at
the tea table.
Miss Holmes presented a plan for the
organization OF a Bible class and a meet
ing has been appointed to form such an
organization. possibly a chapter among
recent graduates OF Washington's high
schools A letter OF greeting was read
from Mrs. W. II. Hoeke, OF the board
of education. Mrs. Pinkham, Miss
Brown, and Miss Sayre also spoke. after
which Miss Josephine Dill sang several
selections.
The guests present were Miss Alice
Deal, Mckinley Manual Training School;
Miss Jennie Martin, Central High School;
Miss Edna Clark, Business High School,
teachers, and the following young women
who are to graduate this coming week
from the different high schools OF the
city: The Misses Ruth Van Houten,
Marian Hobson, D. II. Murphy, Florence
NJ BundIck, Beatrice NJ Ward. Ruth NJ.
Ripley, Pearl z. Pierce, NJ. Deck, Miss
Goodhart, Florence c. Goldsworthy, NJ
F. wooInough, Mabel Behncke Maynard.
Ada c. Moody, Emily f. Law, Constance
Aver Marie NJ. Gatchell, Margaret
Youart, Lillian Z. Verbycke, Louise A.
Rochon, d. Velma Babcock. Edith Hams
worth. Elizabeth EIrtz, Edna Crawford.
Mary A. Munday. Marion S. Hardy, Sallie
]. Chalk. Elsie Coon Brown.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold reception Wednesday
evening next, January 81. in honor Of the
national president. Mrs. Lillian NJ. y.
Stevens. and the national vice president at
large, Miss Anna a. Gordon. and other
distinguished guests, at the W. c. T. L.
building, So Sixth street northwest.
A delightful surprise party was given
by the officers to the worthy patron,
George Pitt, OF Ruth Chapter. o. f. s,
and his wife, last Friday. the occasion
being in honor OF their fourteenth we'd
ding anniversary The worthy matron.
Elsie Zimmerman. had been rendered
similar surprise a few weeks ago. and
both officers were presented with hand
some gifts, as evidence OF the love and
esteem in which both are held by the
members OF the chapter. According TO
the present outlook the chapter will have
a very prosperous and busy year under
the administration OF fits popular matron
and patron. ON account of there being
no work at the next stated meeting. a
delightful entertainment has been plan
ned for that evening.
Mrs. Maud Howell-Smith entertained at
a dancing party last night in honor OF
the Misses Maud and Eva Adams. OF
Philadelphia. who have been her guests
for a week.