The Washington herald., 1913-06-08
SOCIETY
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mond: Wand Drill First Preparatory,
piano, Miss Lillian Donnelly; polonaise
(MerkeD, Helen Giblin; reading. "A
Tyrolese Legend a. PROCTOR. Third
Preparatory; "Fluttering Leaves" CKoel-
ling). Catherine Clark; duet. Martha
CFlotow). Katharine Hibbs and Grace
Giblin; The Fairies Of Caldon Low
l(Adapted). child. Elizabeth Giblin; fairies,
Florence Tucker. Helen venabie, Mar
garet Bohrer. Angela O'Donnell, Kath-
crime O'Donnell. Louise venable; brownie.
Margaret venable; piano. Miss Miriam
Harding: nocturne CNecke) Phebe Walk
err; reading. "a starIess Crown" (First
Preparatory. piano. Miss Miriam Hard
ing; la Ratraite'' (von GaeD, Katha-
rine Hubs: song. THE Contented Bird"
Rowe), Minims: Curious Story CHel-
ler), Grace Gibiin; 'Tarantelle" (Mrs.
Virgil, Louise Venable; musical dumb
bell drill E. werner), piano. Miss Lii
Ian DonnelIy; Caprice" (Krug). Kathe-
(selecteO Minims: capricietto. opus l5s
Qaeller). Ann. Pfarr; Etude melodidue
]. Rogers, Janet Logan; Little Red
Riding Hood adapted. Red Riding
Hood. Angela O'Donnell; mother. Helen
stohlman; wolf. Katherine stohlman;
hunter. Helen Venable.
Ensign Robert Messenger Hinckley, u.
s. N, has been transferred from the Yer
mont to the torpedo boat Beale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin p. INLAY, ms
Twenty-eighth Street, announce the
marriage of their daughter Grace to
Mr.. Frederick J. Seiber, on April Z, in
Alexandria, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Seiber are
OCCUPYING their new home at Colonial
Heights. Va
Miss Charlse Harmon left Thursday
morning for her home in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Frey and their little
daughter. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Levin Frey. have returned to
their home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingla have returned
from a visit to their daughter in Phila-
delphia-
visit to Charlottesville. Va.
Mrs. Alexander and her daughters, who
have been visiting Mrs. Grady. have re-
turned to their home.
Miss Carrie Mayor has returned from
a visit in Maryland.
Miss Edith Tapin has closed her home
In = Street and Is visiting friends before
sailing on July 2. for Europe.
Miss Katherine Hibbs left on Thursday
for Virginia. where she will visit friends. |
Mr.. and Mrs Parker. who have spent |
the winter here, left last week for their |
home at Flat Rock.
Miss May Parker will 60 to Baltimore |
and Philadelphia before returning to Flat |
Rock. |
Massachusetts,. where she will spend the |
summer.
Mrs. Samuel A. GasIsins is entertaining |
her sister. Mrs William R. Dickinson.
OF New York.
Mrs. Waldo C. Hibbs left yesterday
morning for q visit TO her mother and
sister. in New York.
Miss Anna Low. who has been the
guest OF DIR. and Mrs. W. D. Brace. has
left for Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hasley Kirk
patrick and Miss Hanna Dawson Kirk
patrick. who have been travelling In the
South all winter. were the guests of Mrs.
Charles Alvin Smith during the week,
and left on Friday for State College.
Pa.
discuss plans for the maintenance OF a
literary and story telling center in
Georgetown on Wednesday at 1873
Twenty-eighth Street, proved to be a
most successful undertaking. Miss Alice
Sawyer, president OF the club, welcomed
the guests, and in a few well-chosen words
explained the object Of the meeting. their
hopes and desires. Among those who
spoke were Mr.. Upford. secretary of the
Associated Charities, and Mr.. Bowerman.
librarian of the Public Library. Mr..
Bowerman spoke of the need of libraries
in the different sections of the city, as
we have schools. Miss Grady said. that
the large number Of books taken out IN
Georgetown, by far the greater number
fuzt 80 NAA Il
proud" Miss Julia Lathrop, Of the
Children's Bureau. talked Interestingly of
her wide experience.
Mrs. Graham NJ. Powell told of the
work done in the Tennallytown Library:
Mrs Philip Smith, of the Cleveland Park
school, Miss Schott telling Of the library
work done by the Neighborhood House.
Miss Lena Wilkins. and last but not least,
Miss Herbert. OF the Public Library. All
the speakers emphasized the fact that
and people were very eager and
hungry for the books. Among those
present were Miss Margaret Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Janney Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Edmund Talcott, Mrs. T. D. Waters, Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Y. Worthington. Mr..
and Mrs william B. orme, Miss Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hassan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Reese. Mrs. BENJAMIN White. Mrs.
and Miss Glover, Mrs. William Brace,
Mrs. A, J. McKeinay. Miss Mary NJ.
Lockwood. Miss Anna Abbott, Mrs. WILL
ham c. Gwynn. Mrs. Bell. Miss Aileen
Bell. Miss Clio Gordon, Miss Emily
Mathews, Miss Ida Magruder. MrI and
Mrs r. B. Tenny. Mise Ella Moore. Mrs
Forrest Dodge. Mrs. Eugene A. Byrns,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead.
Miss Margaret winship is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Alexander Crawford. in Ard
more, Pa. after which she win 20 to
stoney Mans Camp for the summer. Il
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