The Washington herald., 1915-11-14

John Hodges, Miss Mary Wheeler Vest,
Mai. and Mrs. Robert u. Patterson.
Miss Dorothy Bertholf, Mrs. White.
and Miss Katherine white. Col. and
Mrs. i. W. Littell, Miss Sallie Miley,
Miss EIoise Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mund Darlington, Mrs. Aubrey Fitch,
Maj. and Mrs. Robert L. How're, the
minister of Peru. F. A. Pezet. and his
niece, Miss Teresa Granda Pezet;
Lieut.. B. A. Miller. Mr.. Dewey, Lieut.
B. c.. Chynoweth, Wilson Offutt. Capt
William Merry. Capt. Ridley Mclean,
Commander r. B. Bassett, Mr.. william
Hill, Capt Charles L. Hall. DR.. Ryan
Devereux, DR.. Francis n Munson
and Mr.. Herbert H. Brown.
Til. Excelsior Literary Club met on
Tuesday, November 9. at the home OF
Mrs. and Miss McCreery, 2s2 Eleventh
street northeast. The president, Mrs. d.
L. Norris presided. The meeting was
opened by Mrs. Lou McCreery Spurry'
who gave a piano solo entitled, "Aloho
De-" Hawaiian national airs, by Queen
Lilioukalsni: Mrs. Fl. L. Burst read a
paper on Resources and PRODUCTS OF
Hawaii; Mrs. Walter F. Smith gave an
other on Birds. animals and reptiles OF
Hawaii" Mrs. Addie W. Foster read eX-
tracts from a letter from a leper on one
of the Hawaiian Islands. The visitors
of the day were Miss Alice Reed and
Mrs. Sperry. The hostesses, assisted by
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook, Mrs. Julia
widows Webb, and Mrs. Sperry served
refreshments Mrs. Henry Baker will
entertain the club on Tuesday.
The Short Story Club held its first
meeting OF the season at W. c. T. U. par
lors, So Sixth street, last Tuesday even
AFnnra a.
siding. To the great regret of the MEM
bers and friends Of the club, the record
ing secretary. Mrs. Mira N. Metcalf, Of
fered her resignation Her minutes
have been a special and popular feature
of the clubs entertainments for nearly
twenty years, and much opposition to
her resigning was manifested 10 was
agreed that for the rest of the year Miss
Jessie A. Griswold would act as assist
ant recording secretary to Mrs. Met
calf. after which time the matter may
be definitely settled. President Moore
gave the story of the evening entitled
The Old Chain Mill novel sketch
was read by Mrs. Blanche Tyler Beaton
called The Governor. the Senator. and
the Ash Cart Horse" Miss Annie b.
Patten contributed a clever original
poem, ITO a Chapeau" Mrs. Brown gave
recitation. Monumental Affection.
Mrs. c. Austin Thomas. the clubs vice
president. outlined one of Mary wilkins
New England tales. Musical numbers
furnished included Mrs. Minnie B. Wood
sone's selections. who Knows?" and
No, Sir! No, Sir! No, No. Mo-" Mrs.
Frank B. Curtis was accompanist, and
also contributed two plano solos. I'll Pen
seroso," and "Momanillo." President
Moore announced that Mrs. Homer Riggs
and her daughter. Miss Annette Riggs,
would entertain the club at their resi-
dence on Maryland avenue and First
holidays. New members elected were
Mrs Hattie T. Harl. Mrs Mabel T. La
Rue, and Mr.. B. F. johnson.
Mrs. Charles c. walcutt entertained
at luncheon Thursday in honor OF Miss
Julia Littell. whose marriage to Lieut.
Alexander NJ. Patch, U. S. A. will take
place on November 20. The other
guests included Miss Mary Littell.
Miss Ruth Littell, Miss Dorothy
wreaks. Miss Emily Chase. Miss Dor
eron, and Miss Dorothy Aleshire.
Capt. Volney o. Chase, u. S. n. and
Mrs. Chase entertained informally at
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Mrs. Charles w. o. Bunker. who is
leaving Washington shortly to join
Or. Bunker at their new station at
New York.
Mrs. Milo Fox was hostess at sup
per after the hop Friday evening at
Washington Barracks. having as her
guests Mai. and Mrs. Lukesh. Capt
and Mrs. Kingman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
Mayors WAlNUT-OH
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