The Washington times., 1914-04-20
ACtivitiesOf
Society
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Buck Miss Agnes Burgess, Mrs. Emory
J. BentIy Miss Ida NJ. White, Mrs.
James H Taylor, Mrs. Thomas }.
Jones, Mrs. Charles +. Warner, Mrs.
George II. McGrew, Mrs. ]. w. Stew
art, Mrs U. G. Davenport, Mrs. Rich
ard A Pyles. Mrs. Henry B. Mum,
Mrs. E. ]. Earnshaw. Mrs. L. w.
Estes, Mrs. C. W. Huske, Mrs. S T.
Parker. Mrs. J. Sprigg Poole, Miss
Josephine E. Prother. Mrs E. W.
Thompson, Mrs. Fred D. Potter, Miss
r. Isabel Simonds, Miss Rosalie Johns,
Mrs. Helen Wayland and the Misses
Martha Poole, katherine Poole, Annie
Wright Huske, BESSIE Earl Buck,
Marie Humrichhouse, Nellie P. Earn
shaw. Margaret Earnshaw, Eloise Os-
bourne and Tilley Lindsey.
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The annual recital of pupils of Sacred
Heart Academy, 1871 Park road, con-
Quoted by the Dominican Sisters. will
be next Tuesday afternoon. at the Play
house. Sister Rosaire, in charge of the
music department, has arranged pleas
Ing program. Mrs. Harry Cunningham
and Miss Cannon will assist
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A bridge party for the benefit of the
Day Nursery and Dispensary Associa-
ton. Of n street southwest, will be CIV
en- at the home of Miss Margaret Scha-
fer. 1924 Eighteenth street northwest,
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers will give
its fourth annual ball at Naval Lodge
Hall, Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, tonight. Tickets are
on sale at the hall
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A large attendance is expected at the
Georgetown University Senior Prom
this evening in the ballroom at the
New Willard Hotel. The Myer Davis
Orchestra will play for the dancing
and elaborate arrangements for other
interesting features have been made.
h +. Beacon is general chairman of
the prom and others assisting are
Joseph A abb, John D. MCGUIRE, Will
liam S. Schlobohm. George 7. Dris-
COLL W. A Duffy. and John G. Carter.
The Rev. John B. Clark, the new
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church.
who took an apartment in the Port
land upon his arrival in Washington
from Detroit, recently, is now estab- |
hshed with Mrs. Clark and their family, |
at 213 Wisconsin avenue
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The Temple Sisterhood of the Eighth
Street Temple, which was TO have held
card party tomorrow, have postponed
It indefinitely.
MRS. J. Willard Ragsdale will not be |
At nome tomorrow afternoon, but will
receive on Tuesday or next week
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congressman and Mrs. Samuel wallin
nave returned to their apartment at
tne Powhatan. after passing Easter at
nome in Amsterdam, N. Y.
The tea dance for the b.nsst ~,
providence Day Nursery will be given
at Rauscher's Saturday. Miss Ruth
Farker and Myron Parker will give an
exhibition one-step, Miss Saxton and
Mr. Hahn will dance the maSixe and
the half-and-half. the Castles latest
success, and there will be a competition
dance for which handsome prizes will
be awarded. The patronesses are Nine
Jusserand. Nine. Riano, Nine. Pezet
MRS. White, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Shafroth.
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. James F Bar
oour' Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. Sheridan.
Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. de Sibour.
Mrs. Marbury, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Muir
ray Cobb. Mrs. William Kearney Carr.
Mrs Beale R. Howard, and Miss
Patten-
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine
De Riano, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carol
Lee Mrs.. Richard Townsend, Cleveland
Perkins. and George Eustis were among
The Washington people who went over
10 Baltimore this morning for the mar
rage OF Miss Anita Hack, daughter of
FREDERICK Home Hack. and Charles
Bancroft Carroll. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES Carroll of CarroIlton The
ceremony was performed at 1870 o'clock.
IN the drawing room Of the brides
nome, by the Rev. William A. Fletcher.
rector OF the Cathedral. There was a
nupual mass at the Cathedral The /
orloe, who was given in marriage by {
hef Iather. Wore white satin, trimmed i
win rose point lace, tulle veil with
orange blossoms, and carried a shower
OF lilies Of the valley. Her sister and
only attendant, Mrs. Douglass Gordon
Carroll, was gowned in white lace and
silver. and carried Richmond roses. ;
Phillip A. Carroll was best man for {
his nephew. After the service in the
Cathedral. there was a breakfast at
the brides home. lavishly decorated for
the occasion. There were between 200
and 800 guests
Miss Marie Peary Is entertaining at a |
small informal dance on Thursday even ,
ing. Admiral and Mrs Peary and Miss !
Peary have recently moved into their !
new home. in Wyoming avenue. and {
the dance Will be their house warming |
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Mrs Redheld left Washington this
morning for visit to Brooklyn. 9
Miss Martha Goldman will be at home ;
this afternoon from until $50 o'clock {
at her home, on Decatur place. +
Mrs. Elisha Dyer will be at home this !
afternoon and again next Monday af- r
ternoon. t
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Stavely are leaving .
Washington tonight for a visit to Mont
gomery. Ala.
Mrs. S. Hubert Dent. wife Of Con-
gresham Dent OF Ala bama, will leave