The Washington herald., 1913-03-30
GEORGETOWN.


Mr. and Mrs Joseph T. Brown. wht
have been the guests Of Mrs. III. w
Brown. have left for their home In New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Mr.. John II. Doyle has returned from
New York, where he was summoned
owing to the serious illness Of his son
Mr.. J. Herbert Doyle. Their many
friends will be glad to hear Of Mr.
Doyle's Improvement. Mrs. J. II. Doyle
who has been spending the winter ir
California, arrived last week. and is now
with her son in New York.
Miss Laura Cooke left last week fo
a sea trip to Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Margaret Winshlp is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Alexander Crawford. II
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hillman. Of WiIkesbarre, Pa. 1:
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. william
Powell
A subscription dance of eighty couple.
| will be given tomorrow evening II
Linthicum Hall. The committee OF Iadie,
in charge are Mrs. Thomas Bradley
Mrs. owen thompson, Mrs. Robert Beaie
Mrs. Rawlins Hume, ana MRS. wnnan
Baliantyne. Mrs. william Orme. Mrs
Thomas Bradley. and Mrs. william Hal
| lantyne will receive the guests.
Mr.. Leonard Brown left on Friday
morning for Philadelphia, where he vii
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Webb
| for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Height are en-
| tertaining Mrs. Heights mother from
| Massachusetts.
Mrs. Frank Leetch was at home last
| Thursday and will receive again Thurs
| day, April g, for the last time this sea-
| son.
Lii
and Miss Ann Nandergrift. Of Gloucester
| County. Va. who have been the house
| guests of Mrs. Charles G. Warden, have
| returned to their homes.
Mr.. John Leetch was host at a very
pretty 500 party to his young friends
| on Tuesday evening. After supper dane
| ing WAS enjoyed.
Mrs Archie Hassen was at home last
Thursday and will also receive next
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Alwarda Casselman has returned
| to her studies at Peabody Institute after
| a visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
y. Cassalman, of the Stoddert
Mrs. Martin, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Johnu Magruder. has returned to
her home in Frederick.
Miss Dorothy Lcetch is the weekend
| guest of Mrs. Thomas Sell in Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Bowie and little
daughter. who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Bowie's mother Mrs Dodge, have
| returned to their home In Maryland
Mrs. Stevenson is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Marbury.
Mrs. Middleton and Mr.. Eliot Middle
| ton are spending the weekend in Balti-
more.
Miss Helen Nicholson. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nicholson, re -Irned yesterday To Staun-
'"n. Miss Nicholson was accompanied
Uy m,>s Robinson. also of Staunton. who
spent the Easter holidays with her.
Mr.. +. II. Collins and family left dur
! ing the past week for their summer
home at Clarendon. Va. where II is
hoped Mr.. Collins will he restored 10
health
Mrs. Eugene 4. Byrnes was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at auction bridge,
and again Thursday at a musicale.
Mrs. James Graham Pearre enter
tsined informally on Tuesday at lunch
con for her daughter. Miss Mary Pearre
Mrs. William Leetch and Mrs Gran
ford chaperoned a dancing party Easter
Monday evening at the Dumbarton Club.
Mrs. r. c. Ballantyne was hostess at
luncheon followed by bridge at the Co
lumbia Country Club on Friday. Covers
were laid for eighty. and the decorations
Mere yellow jonquils.
Cantata. "Olivet to Calvary" hy
Maunder. under the leadership of Mr.
William 7. Glover. will be given by the
chorus choir of Dumbarton Avenue NJ
+. Church on April 3. at o'clock. Among
those who will sing will he Mrs Archie
Haycock, Mr.. J. A. Houghton, and Mr..
+. p Backing.
The bazaar for the Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital to be held at the Ra-
leigh on April and 10. will have a large
representative of enthusiastic workers
from Georgetown. Christ Church will
have Mrs. William F. Glover as chair
man. assisted by Mrs. J. II. w Blake
Mrs. r. +. Deale. Miss Lucy Dorsctt
Miss Glorvina V Gordon. Mrs. +. s
Kennedy. Mrs. Louis MackelI Mrs Hem
ry = Mathews. Mrs. Percy Thompson,
Mrs. Frederick McReynolds: st. John 3
Church. Mrs. +. y. Talcott. chairman
assisted by Mrs. William Ballantync
Mrs. James Berrall. Mrs A. S. Hassan.
Mrs. Frederick B. Howdcn, Mrs John
son Morgan, Mrs. II. w. Ofutt. Mrs
Robert j. Peck. The ladies' from Grace
Church are Mrs. c. C. Hall. Mrs. Henry
Scheers, and Miss Semple Pettis. These
ladies will have many beautiful and use
ful fancy articles for sale.
DR.. William J. Stanton will during the
week change his residence from 324l y
Street to 1892 o Street.
The eighth anniversary of the Ever
may Club was celebrated last Friday
eN ening AT the home of Mrs. William r.
Orme Mr.. Henry s. Graves gave a very
interesting talk on National Forests"
Mrs Deyo pleasingly rendered several
Scotch songs. accompanied by Mrs.
Eugene Byrnes. The guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. n. b. Orme. Miss Alice
SAWYER. Mrs. Archie Hassan. Mrs. r. NJ
Reese. Mrs. Lloyd B. Wight. and Mrs.
w. f. Andrews, president Of the District
Federation of Clubs Among the guests
were Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Downs
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Andrews
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes, Mrs
and Miss Deeble, Misses Abbott, Mrs.
Bryant. Miss Worsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
NJ. Talcott and Miss Talcott, Mrs.
Booth, of Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wheatley. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brad
ley, MIR. and Mrs. William Leetch. and
Rev. and Mrs. Blake. Later refresh
ments were served.
CLEAN-UPS TO MEET.