The Washington herald., 1916-02-27
EVANSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry, P. Howard, jr.,
entertained a number Of friends at
auction bridge MondAX evening. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Sherman James, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Roberts, of Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Clagett. DIR. and Mrs
Thomas E. Latimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin G. Ttngley, Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Luckey, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Harvey Dyer. OF Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. James c. Rogers, Mrs Nellie Full
Ter Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Howard. Miss Henriette Dyer. and DR..
Charles A. Wells. Prizes were award
ed Mrs. G. Sherman James, Mrs.
Roberts, and Mr.. Edward A Fuller.
Mr.. William r. Roberts, and Mr.. G.
Sherman James. At the conclusion of
the games a collation. was served.
Under auspices of the Plscataway
Pleasure Club a dance was given in
the town hall at Waldorf Wednesday
evening. About twenty couples at
tended. Among those present were
Misses Eleanor Lampson, Eugenia
Hynson, Catherine Stumsn, Mabel
Decker, Mary FronIich, Ethel Louise
Johnson, Grace MerkIing. Florence
webster, Marguerite Wallace, Jane Ell
liot, Angola Dawson. Annie Kaufman,
Dorothy Brandeis, Hazel Brennan
Laura Warren. Margaret Beall
Frances Elkins. Norine BesdLe. Ruth
Sellman, Cora Gallagher, Helen
Clarke, Bertha Jackson. Marian Hall,
Mabel Guthrie, and Messrs. Edgar
Townshend. Richard Hewitt, Theodore
Leighton, William J. Whitmarsh, DAN
lei II. Freer. Guy T. Pierson, Perciyal
Belts. Walter L. Rawlings. w. Arnold
Klein, Ralph Kinsinger, Elmer Rob-
erts. Allen Plummer. Raymond Middle
ton. Stanley Walker. Oscar Fitzpat-
rick, Charles l.. Gibson, Robert w
Fletcher. James D. Donnely. Kenneth
Goodrich, John whiting. Earl Mat
thews, Cecil Traband, Lawrence Perry,
Edward J. Fowler, Lewis T. Burroughs
and Peyton Keane. The chaperones
were Mesdsmes Leslie Baxter, Chester
Houston, Howard Eggleston, Clarence
Norcross. Norman A Winfield, Joseph
L. Wolf, Charles Arthur Mackenzie,
and J. Charles Wilson.
The HyattsviIle Social Club was en-
tertained by Mr.. Matthew V. Halloran
at his residence in Owens avenue last
evening. The club discussed plans for
dance to be held in the Riverdale
Town Hall some time in the near flu
ture and elected and installed the fol-
lowing officers: President, Philip S.
Mitchell; vice president, Matthew V
Halloran; secretary. James H. Shreve:
treasurer, Carl J. Furhmann. and
sergeant-at-arms, James E. Mills Fol-
lowing the transaction of routine
business a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served. The club
has completed arrangements for a
smoker to be held next Friday.
The Gamma Pi Fraternity of the Mary
land Agriculture College gave a dance
in their home at College Park Friday
evening. About forty couples attended
Dancing started at o'clock and contin-
ued until midnight. The Iota Sigma Fra
ternity was represented by Mr.. Fuchs:
Kappa Alpha by Mr.. Taylor, and NJ
Sigma Omicron by Mr.. Jones, The chap
erones were President and Mrs Harry
]. Patterson, of the college, and Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Conner.
The Vim Players, of Baltimore, pre-
scented a clever three-act farce in the
auditorium Of the Maryland Agriculture
College Friday evening for the benefit
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. of the college A
large and appreciative audience OF stu |
dents and their friends were present |
Mr.. James Richmond rendered vocal |
selections between each act. Following |
The play dancing was enjoyed until late |
hour |
A dance was given under the auspices
Of the Southern Maryland Dancing Asso- !
citation in the town hall at Brandywine |
Wednesday evening. More than thirty |
couples were present. Among them were |
Misses Winifred Latimer, Helen Thomas.
Wilson. Carrie Hardesty
Verda Witherspoon, Catherine jackson,
Dorothy Nelson. Phyllis Foote, Hilda
Robinson. Angela Lawrence, Susan Van