The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

week for Florida, where she will reside
in future. Miss Lewis viii be at home
informally Monday evening and will be
glad to see friends who care to bid her
good-by.
Mrs. Rae Moses, Of Baltimore, is spend
ing some time in town. the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs s. w. Cana -.-.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Charles Hamlin enter
tained at dinner Friday evening at their
new home, I5l5 Massachusetts, avenue.
Miss Charlotte Parks, Of Philadelphia.
has been the house guest Of Miss MAJ
garet w. Williams. Of 800 Q street north
west
Miss Margaret Beck, Of Wisconsin
avenue, has returned to her home from
her stay of several months in Michigan,
and has as her guest Miss Julia McElroy.
Of St Clair, Mich, who will remain for
two weeks.
With the completion Of further ar
rangements by the Alumnae Association
Of Holy Cross Academy. the date Of
their reception which was previously an
nounced for December Z. has been
changed to December 9 from to $50
D. m. On this occasion the aIumnae
will welcome all of their friends to the
academy
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith will resume
their Saturday afternoons at home at
llTS9 Seventeenth street northwest
throughout the winter. Miss Ruth Nor
cross, who has returned form her stay
in Arizona and the West, will be the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
throughout the winter
Don Carlos Ellis. of the United States
Forest Service, will address the members
Of the Club Of Colonial Danes on Monday
afternoon at 40 p. m. on Saving our
Forests" A reception will follow the
talk, which will be illustrated. The club
members are allowed to invite guests on
this occasion, also on Monday afternoon,
December I. when Miss Ellen Wood, OF
Trenton. sister of former Congressman
| Wood, of New Jersey. will read paper
on her summer experiences.
Miss Edna oppenheimer left during the
past week for Baltimore TO spend some
time with relatives
Mrs Sam Kuhn, Of New York, spent a
| short time in the city during the past
week, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
Kaufman
The Rev. DR.. George S. Duncan lee
tured yesterday afternoon on ancient
Egypt at the residence of Rear Admiral
| and Mrs John Lowe, who are entertain
ing members of the section Of archaeology
| of the Twentieth Century Club and a
| few additional guests. Mrs. Lowe Is In
| charge of the department of archaeology
of the club, which meets on the second
and fourth Tuesdays Of the month
Mrs, Hugh c. Wallace, daughter OF the
late Chief Justice Fuller. OF the Supreme
Court, entertained a large circle Of wo-
] men Friday afternoon to knit for the
/ benefit OF foreign soldiers. From the
viewpoint of society the outlook for peace
In very far off, for this work is organised
for the entire winter, These ladies have
agreed to assemble at the home Of Mrs.
/ wallace each Friday afternoon. In
eluded among them are Mrs. FRANKLIN
K Lane, Mrs. David F. Houston, Mrs.
Harriet Blaine Beale and Miss McCombs
Misses Selma and Nina Hyne, of BaIti-
| more, spent a few days In washington
during the week. the guests Of relatives
j Miss Emma Cert. Of Pittsburgh, who Is
[ spending some time with her sister, Mira
4 c. Grosner, Of this city. paid short visit
during the past week to friends In Rich
/ mond.
4 Miss Pauline Kindleberser. daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Kindleberger, will
i be presented at tea dance at Rauscher's 8
1 on December Il.
/ Miss Kindleberger Is spending few
1 DAYS in Baltimore as the guest of her
cousin. Mira William J. o'Brien.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Dillingham;
Z Moore, daughter OF Mrs. Joseph T.
Moore. jr.. OF Sandy Spring. Ma, and