The Washington herald., 1916-02-23


Church. washington parish. Miss R. Isa-
bel Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dodge, and Miss
F. c. Walker, of Boston, have arrived
In Washington for an indefinite stay and
are at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Redfleld will be at home this aft
ernoon for the last time this season.
Mrs. e. f. Bertholf and Miss Dorothy
Bertholf received from to yesterday
afternoon. They were assisted by Mrs.
Inness, Mrs. Allen Lard, Mrs. McAllister
and Mrs. Joseph stoddard.
Mrs. Kaufman and Miss Kaufman
viii be at home this afternoon at Airlie,
Military road.
They will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Albert Douglas, Mrs.-Thomas w.
Lockwood. Mrs Seth Shepard, Jr., Mrs.
Rudolph Max Kaufman and Miss Grace
Temple.
Mrs. Edward ]. McQuade and her
daughter. Mrs. George II. Fort, will be
at home this afternoon.
Mrs. William S. Hogg will be at home
this afternoon. when she win be as
sisted by Mrs. Charles S. Porter, Mrs.
Theodore G Dewey, Mrs. Dudley Knox
and Mrs. Edmund L. Butts.
The social committee of the woman's
Evening Clinic will receive this after
noon from to 8 at TO Thirteenth street.
Misses Alice and Emma Yeatman. Mrs.
s. E. Lynn and Miss Sadie Yeatman
Lynn have moved from their home on
Twelfth street to 4l25 Seventh street. Pet
worth. ara will be glad to see their
friends after April 1.
The Col. John Donelson Chapter. D.
A r., has postponed its at-home from
February "a to March 2. at the Burling-
ton, from to IL o'clock.
Mrs. d. Frank Mebane, who was the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Charles Howry,
returned to her home in North Carolina
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Carruthers JEFF
ferds, the latter formerly Mrs Frederick
Rust, are guests at the Ponce de Leon at
st. Augustine, Fla.
Mr. Louis L. Coudert. Of New York. is
in Washington for a few days, and Is at
the Shoreham.
One OF the most interesting events OF
Hyattsville society this season was the
dance given under the auspices of the
Ravenswood Tennis Club in Masonic Hall
Monday evening. About forty couples
attended and the affair was In every re-
spect a pronounced success. The hall
was attractively decorated In the clubs
colors red and black. Among those pres
ent were Misses Stella Mcfarland, Mary
Deckelman, Corrine Mcfarland, Myrtle
Hall, Dorothy Pasch. Maize Myers
Gladys shipley. Marie Knight, Cora Sea
horn, Lucille knight, Dorothy Coates
Helen Bowie, Marjorie Hill, Leonors
Hill, Lillian Spreckelmeyer, Dorothy Do
ing, Florence Beall, Josephine Lewis
Juanits Lewis, Marguerite Myers, Cathe
rine Weeks, Mildred Hustled, Louise
Johnson, Anna Knight, Sigmunda Cara
Marie Chase. Ruth McBrien. and Angela
Irwin, and Messrs. Frederick Thompson
Paul Blundon, Charles Fenwick. Car
Furmann, X. B. Ketner, Phillip Mitchell
Joseph voIlxa, Samuel W. Beall. Rober
White, Ernest Pywell, Cecil Traband
DIN Leech Beall, Eugene Bennett
Charles Weeks, Galen sturgis, Hugh
Sturgis, Matthew Halloran, Eugene
Brelsford, Henry Deckelman, jane
Mills, Edgar Cara, Edward A. Fuller
jr., and others. The chaperones wer
Mesdames Deckeiman, Hill, Allen, Paul
Coates, Bowie, seahorn, and Wilson.
Carnival spirit was rife at the bal
given by Mrs. Roy Grove on Frida!
evening at the Bethesda schoolhouse 70
the benefit Of the school.
The ball was a great success and wa
attended by many prominent people o
Washington and Rockville.
| The ball opened at $50 o'clock with
grand march, led by Mr.. John Chrisman
OF Washington, and Mrs. Roy Grove. o
Bethesda whose costumes were gorgeous
.. Mrs. James Wilson, of Bethesda, wa
dressed as a queen. Mr.. Howell Gross
of Washington. was dressed as Aun
Jemima and had the crowd of approx
mately 400 people in an uproar from tn
time he arrived until midnight, when tn
; ball broke up.
Music was furnished by Mr.. Grove an
his orchestra
After the ball Mr. and Mrs. Robe
> gave a midnight supper to the guest:
which was marked with much brilliancy
1t was estimated that there was enoug
I money made from the ball to do a
necessary repairs to the school.
The marriage Of Mr.. Norman F. Hine
and Miss Minnie o. Baker. both of thi
city. took place In the First Presbyteria
: Church last Tuesday evening. the Rev
I James B. CLARK officiating. The youn
couple will reside at 400 Fifth stree
r northeast, and will be at home afte
y March 1.
: The students Of Martha washingto
Seminary celebrated Washington's Birth
day with a dinner party last evenin:
n which was served in the red room at tn
|, Willard.
!, Mrs. Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr.. and Mis-
: Gladys O'Donohue and Miss Eth
/, O'Donohue, of New York, arrived her
n yesterday and are stopping at the Wi
o lard.
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