The Washington herald., 1913-03-30
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sung are Tn the Cleaning" when the
Swallows Homeward Fly Annie
Laurie" '-Old Folks at Home" Coming
Thro' the Rye Darling Nellie Gray
Il Dreamt / Dwelled in Marble Halls, "
..Tis the Last Rose of Summer, .Ther
You'll Remember Me-" Douglas, Doug
las. Tender and True oh, Hush Thee
Ny Babe" "Silver Threads Among the
Gold.' within a Mile of Edinboro,
John Anderson, My Joe." and Amer.
ica."
Those taking part in the tableaux are
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holden. Mrs. William
H White, Miss Ida de la Montague. Miss
Preston, Miss Perley Lesse, DIR. and Mrs
William NJ. Newell. Miss Nora Cobb
Miss Mary A. Duguid, Mrs. Donald C.
Macleod. Mrs. Irene Durham. Mrs
Pauline IL. Elms, Miss Margaret Edelir
Elms. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Welch' Mr.
Bair. Bert Corwin. {. p. Zinkim, and
Mr.. Cossins.
Mrs. W. Yenawine of Philadelphia,
formerly OF Washington, is the guest OF
Mrs. Emil Berliner. of Columbia Road.
Mr.. Oswald +. Camp, of the Wash
ington Canoe Club, gave a dance at the
club last Monday night, for his cousins,
Miss Katherine Winstead, of Charleston
on-Kanawha, w. Va, and their friends
of the Sigma Lamda Sorority.
The young people were chaperoned by
Mrs. W. S. Quinter. Mrs. J. d. Thomp-
son. and Mrs. ". G. Carter. A buffet
supper was served at IL O'Clock. after
which dancing was resumed. Among
those dancing were Miss Cournbs, Miss
Boss, Miss c. Johnson. Miss B. John
Rider. Miss d. Thompson. Miss P.
Thompson, Miss Carter. Miss McKerch-
er, Miss Rogers. Miss Walker. Miss
Schmidt. Miss Cox. Miss Camp. Miss
Boyd, Miss AleNa nder. Miss Lerch, Miss
Parker, Miss Roe, Miss Bailey, and Miss
Worthington; and Messrs. Marr, Grimes,
kohr, Leisher. Carter, Martin. Camp
Van Doren. McCauley. Elliott. W. Lind
sey, d. Lindsey. C. Lindsey. Hurd,
Keefer, Gowan. Walker, Gannett Nairn.
Reeves, Writ. Howard. Johnson, Miller.
Steele, and Saunders.
The annual Purim ball was given to
the Eighth Street Temple by the Eighth
Street Temple Sisterhood. complimentary
for the children of the Sabbath school
Tuesday last. in the arcade ballroom.
Mr.. Jerome F'ischol has returned to
Easter holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Fischol. of Connecticut
Avenue.
The annual Easter dance Of the Ladies
Club of the Washington Saengerbund
was held at the club house, 3l4 Street
Northwest. Easter Monday evening. 1t
was one of the largest and most sue
cessful dances ever given by the club.
about 100 couples being present. The hall
was beautifully decorated with Easter
flowers and plants. Handsome favors
were presented to each couple as they
entered the hall
The committee in charge were: Mrs.
Linzbach, Mrs. a. Schwarz. Miss f.
Linzbach, Mrs. Schaffert, Miss o. Los
sau, and Miss E. Schwarz.
Mrs. Leonard G. Hoffman will give a
reception in honor of Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott. president-general of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, and
Mrs John Miller Horton.
Mrs Garrison. wife of the Secretary
of War. will he in the receiving line
with Mrs Hoffman. Mrs. Scott. and Mrs
Horton.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith has returned
after a few days in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Leonard Damman and her daugh-
ter, of New York, who spent few days
in Washington during the past week.
are now visiting friends in Norfolk.
The hounds of the Riding and Hunt
Club met for the last fox hunt of the
season yesterday. starting from the
Kennels at 6 O'Clock. The four packs
OF the club. about fifteen hounds in
all. were used.
The field. led by Mr.. Walter Tucker
man, as NJ. F. H.. started in the direc-
ton of Forest Glen. After covering
about seven miles a fox was started in
the bed of a stream. and a chase of
about a mile and a half ended with the
killing of red fox in the woods north
of Forest Glen. At noon the riders,
having covered twenty miles, returned
10 Chevy Chase. where the majority of
them lunched. riding into town in the
late afternoon. Owing TO the music