The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Representative and Mrs. Copley
Entertain for Miss Bennett

Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker is spend7
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs.
W.. E. Humphreys, at 1918 Emerson
street.
Miss Mary Garland will go to An
napolis today to attend the New Year
hop.
Mrs. Emily Homans Hereford has re-
Shakespeare Society of America.
Mr.. r. NJ Murphy, Of Omaha. Neb.,
arrived ct Washington yesterday to visit
his brother-In-law and sister, Capt. and
Mrs. Jesse F. Dyer.
A series of tea dances will be given
each afternoon in the gold room OF the
Shoreham Hotel. beginning New Year
Day. They will be In charge of Miss
Dorothy Peake.
Tho Misses Blake gave a small dance
last evening at their home in Otis place
in compliment to their guest, Miss
Eleanor Kemp. OF Talbot County, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Blodgett. of
Grand Rapids, Mich, and New York,
were hosts at ball at Sherrys in New
York last evening to introduce their
daughter. Miss Katherine Cumnock Blod-
gett, to society.
The debutante Is a niece of Miss Helen
Blodgett, of Washington. Miss Blodgett
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Blodgett and
attended their daughters coming-out
ball
The annual luncheon of the Welles-
ley Club will be held at the residence
Of the Misses Riley, PA Leroy place,
today at o'clock. All Wellesley mem
bers in town are invited to attend.
BEGINNING January 5. a series Of FRI
day evening dances will be given at the
New Cochran for the guests of the
hotel and their friends.
The music at Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown, on New Year eve Will be
in keeping with the spirit that the new
pastor, the RtT. Eugene B. L. Mcdonnell,
s. J., has infused into the oldest place
Of worship in the District. 1t will Be- .
solemn "Te Deum'' service in honor Of
the closing exercise Of the year at Holy
Trinity, and will be replete with all the
pomp and ceremony that the Jesuit
fathers surround religious affairs in their
churches Tho admission to the church
will be by card. the pew holders and
lnNlIeO guests naNlnB seats TcSeTNcu up
to 7:SO o'clock. after which the public
will be admitted. It Is expected that
many prominent officials of foreign pow
ers and our own country will attend.
The Rev. Alphonse ]. Donlon. 8. J..
president of Georgetown University will
be ceIebrant OF the service. Rev. Eu-
gene J. Mcdonnell, 8. J., deacon. and
Mr.. Joseph c. Close, g. J.. subdeacon.
with Mr.. Joseph Kuhn as master of
ceremonies, Mrs. Blanche Mattingly Rog-
ers will be the principal soloist, and she
will be accompanied by Prof. g. ]. Ku-
bel. The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. Aloysius P. Brosnan. s. j..
professor at GEORGETOWN University.
The musical program Is as follows:
"Adeste Fideles" by young ladies' jun
Tor choir with orchestral accompaniment
Of fourteen pieces-''Solemn Te Deum,"
young ladies' Junior choir. with orches-
ira During the benedIction OF the
Blessed Sacrament Mrs. BIancs Mat
tingly Rogers will sing-''o Salutaris
Hostia;" Noel Holy Night" accom-
panied by Prof. Kubel; "Tantum Ergo"
by the choir and Holy God We Praise
Thy Name" by the entire congregation.
The procession OF the acolytes and al
tar boys and the large number Of priests
within the sanctuary will make the scene
one OF brilliant hue and color.
Mrs. Oscar Bernard Bergstrom and
her daughter, Mrs. Newton Estes. OF
New York City, are on a visit to WASH
ington, and are located at tho HoteI
Shoreham for a few days