The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-05-19
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Miss Blanehe walker. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Allen walker. retnInso
Thursday 10 her home At Mount wash
inEton, Ma
Mrs. John Kurtz. who has been visit
ing friends IN town. returned Friday to
her home Cape Cod. Mass.
Mrs. George R. Bready, OF Herndon.
| Va. who has been visiting her old home
IN Thirtieth Street. has returned TO ner
home.
Airs. r. L Middleton has had her
father. 7. J. Dewey. as her guest and has
returned with him 20 his home In West
heid. Mass, for q short visit.
Mrs. Fulton Lewis. Of Thirty-frst
Street left Thursday for Atlantic city.
Mrs. Charles Perry, Of Richmond. Va,
daughter Of Capt 7. J. McMahan, Is the
guest Of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Bromley. OF Dumbarton
Avenue
Miss Nancy Green, OF Hammond Court.
has returned after spending the winter
visiting in the West.
The spring luncheon for the beneft Of
the Aged Woman's Home win take place
on May . and ~ at Masonic Hall. I'm
Wisconsin Avenue.
Mrs. Charles p. Williams. of Thirty
first Street. has gone to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bowie. at Bowie. Nd.
The Immaculate Seminary have out in
vitations for q musicale Friday evening.
May "a
Miss winship, Of Thirty-nrst Street, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Alexander Gran
ford. IN Philadelphia.
Lieut.. ogiIby French. U. S. A.. who
has Just returned from duty IN the Philip
pine Islands, is visiting his parents.
Capt. and Mrs. W. z. P. French. In N
Street.
Mrs. c. C. Warden left Friday to visit
friends at Old Point. Va.
Mrs G. W. Cam. Of Andover. Mass.
who has been the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Hight. has returned to her
home.
Miss Eleanor Butler, Of shepherdstown.
W. Va, arrived Friday to be the guest
Of Miss Ethel Graves.
Mrs. ]. H W. Blake will leave Tues
day to visit her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Blake. IN Akron.
Ohio. After a months visit there Mrs.
Blake will go TO Pittsburg to see an
other son.
Mrs Harold o. Goodwin has gone to
Richmond. Va, to visit her mother. Mrs.
Booker.
Mrs. l. Thomas Davis has gone to
a lengthy stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bowie are the
guests Of Mrs. Bowie's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Forrest Dodge.
Charlie Crowley is spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. Tom Wood, Of |
wellington. Del
A pretty little scene was enacted last |
Sunday afternoon when the teachers, |
under the leadership OF Mrs. W. c. Pol |
lock. Of Peck Memorial Chapel, present. |
ed to the chapel a portrait OF Mr.. II. B. |
F. Macfarland. the occasion being the |
twenty-fifth anniversary Of Mr.. Macfar-
lands services as superintendent Of the
Sunday School
The occasion was a complete surprise |
to Mr.. Mcfarland. The pastor. Rev. H. |
Baremore Angus, in presenting the por-
trait, spoke OF the good work and the /
high esteem in which Mr.. Mcfarland Is /
held. Rev. Charles Wood. OF the Church (
OF the Covenant, praised the work Of
Mr.. mcfarland, referring TO him as the
Big Brother" OF the Sunday School. |
MAI. A. r. ouaiffe. who preceded Mr..
Macfarland as head OF the Sunday School.
told OF the opening twenty-seyen years
ago, and the good work carried on. -Four
OF the original pupils were present. The
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Meyers
mounted the picture. Twelve young
ing two roses which were presented to
Mr.. mcfarland during the song.
Mrs. J. P. Mann has gone to Charles
town, W. Va, for the exercises Of the
Powhatan College, where her daughter,
Miss Mary, will graduate. and return
with her mother.
Miss Florence Frisby of Thirty-first
Street. entertained the Social Center
Wednesday evening. The subject dis
cussed was Distribution Of Public Play
grounds
Mr.. and Mrs Bates Warren and fam
fly. and Miss Jane Bell have left for |,
Montgomery Hall. Va. the summer
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren.
The Home for Incurables will give
tea on Tuesday, May q. from 3 to 6
o'clock
The Missionary Society Of Calvary NJ.
z. Church. met at the residence OF Mrs.
J. P. Warren, Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret Harrison. Of Fort Myer.
gave a picnic last week to her friends at
the post and from the city.
Miss Margaret Dean was hostess at a
rose tea, given at her colonial residence
The home was beautifully decorated
with spring flowers. Guests were from
Baltimore. Washington. and Alexandria.
among them being Miss Esther Davis.
Miss Helen Dix. Miss E. Mason Miss
A. McGinnis, Miss Anita Wills, Miss
Louie Miller, Miss Mary Smith. Miss {
Della Lusky. Miss Sophia Mann, Miss
Elizabeth Baker, Miss Rachel Baker,
Miss II. Patterson, Miss Lucille Taylor.
Miss Martha Brawner, and Miss Stella
Moore; Mr.. William Helmick, Mr.. George
Knott Mr.. James Clancy, Mr.. Edward
Duryea Miller. Mr.. Davis Dean, Messrs.