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sisted by the ladies from ST. Stephens.
st. James Parish, and the Church OF the
Advent. win be on hand with ice-cold
lemonade and fruit punch, not Of the
circus variety.
The annual Easter dance OF the Delta
Tau Delta fraternity held on Easter
Tuesday at Dyer's. which is conveniently
located a short distance from the frater-
nity house, was enc OF the prettiest events
Of the season. In the hail, which was
artistically decorated with palms and
flags and pennants Of the. fraternity,
about forty couples. including alumni
and friends of the active chapter, cele-
brated the passing Of the Lenten season.
Representative and Mrs. W. p. Borland.
Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. Philips chaperoned
the gathering. After the dance the COM
pafly adjourned to the Delt House, where
supper was served and several Of the
members who are wen known in the
amateur theatrical circles rendered a
musical programme. Among those pres
ent were the Misses White. Hardy. Amies,
Snyder, Leadbetter. Crenshaw, Simmons,
Edmonds Price, Smith, Newman, Pay
cite Needham, Callahan, McCaherty,
Luckett. Huske, Courson. Butnam. Evans.
Price, Vickars, and the Misses Maud and
Nary Parker. OF the out-of-town mem
hers were present Messrs- stone OF
Dartmouth; Patterson and Stevens, OF
Columbia, while from the local chapter
Messrs. Corbett, Borland, Simpson,
Thompson, Scanlon, Daniels, Hersey,
Chamberlin. French, Calder, Mathews,
Reaves, Degnan, Hayes, Springs, Bullock,
Moore. Diener. Parker, Block, and Hulz-
User.
The annual dance Of the Phi Kappa
Iota fraternity OF Emerson Institute was
held last evening at 1877 r Street. The
hall was beautifully decorated in the
fraternity and institute colors, and
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Barber and her daughters, Mrs.
Vance and Mrs. LIE Droict Jangdon Bar
Der. will receive their friends Monday
at their home, Belmont" for the last
time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Allen Wilbur
and Miss Wilbur have cards out for
Friday, April -. at $50 O'Clock. for a
reception. followed by a violin recital, at
their home, 2107 S Street The recital
will begin at O'Clock.
Mrs. W. A. seeboId will open her home |
in Monroe Street for a Japanese tea to
be given April II by the ladies Of Epsilon |
Circle for the benefit of the building fund |
Of st. Stephens Episcopal Church This
church, the only one Of that denomina- |
ton north of Congress Street, was re- |
Gently enlarged under the direction of |
Rev. George F. Dudley to twice its |
original size and has a congregation al |
ready filling the extension
Mrs. A. c. Fenton, chairman of st. /
Margaret's committee, in charge OF 1
candy table No. 2, for the bazaar to be 1
given for the benefit of the Eye, Ear, /
and Throat Hospital, April "a and 25, at |
the Arlington Hotel. announces the fol-
lowing as her assistants: Mrs. F. L. |
Browne. Mrs. Clarence F. Norment, and |
Mrs. Azel Ford, of St. Margarets par |
ish, and Mrs. Burton R. Ross, Miss |
Phyllis Snyder. Miss Mary Swormstedt. |
and Mrs. Faber Stevenson, Of Incarna- |
ton Church Mrs. Nichols and the Misses |
Thatcher and Stanley. of the same par
iEh, will also assist Mrs. Fenton during /
the bazaar. while Mrs. Ross will do |
double duty, being a member. of both /
the candy and the supper committees.
Much interest is being manifested in
the performance by the University OF
Virginia Glee Club, which will be given
at the Columbia Theater on Friday after
noon, April &c, at 40 o'clock. Mrs Mar
tin Littleton, who is chairman of the
committee, will give a short
illustrated talk on Monticello" after the
musical programme. The programmes I
for the occasion will be sold by a bevy
Of young ladies, including a representa-
tive from each of the chapters of the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
together with some of the most promi-
nent members of social washington's
younger set The programme which has
been arranged is unusually attractive,
the Glee Club of 1872 being considered