The Washington herald., 1916-01-02

Calves, OF Chile: Mr.. Rafael Maria An
guio. of Cuba; Mr.. Simon Bsrcelo and
Mrs Barceio, OF Venezuela: Nr. ana
Mrs. Baruit. of Cuba; Mrs. Hunt Slater,
Miss Josephine Patten. Mrs. Henry spen-
GER. Admiral staunton and Mr.. Alfred
Thom.
The annual Christmas dance OF the
Alpha Beta chapter of Gamma Sigma
Fraternity was given in honor OF the
alumni at the Highlands. December 70.
Among the many present were: hessrs.
]. Armstrong. W. Birge. p. Donneily, r.
Durfee, L Grsyson. c. Hight jr-, d.
Heron, c. Hume. T. Hume. H. Kuglen,
Z. Mcintyre, c. Peine. L. Prentiss, j.
Schneider, jr.. II. walford, r. Whyte,
NJ. wrIghtson and Misses B. Fairfax, K
Munson. II. voolfolk, b. Hacker, d.
| Wood. NJ Hubbard v. Lewis G. Beach.
4 H. CIaxton, V. Hoover. r. Kemp. W.
Williams NJ. Muhihollsnd. Z. swanson.
L. Pattison. G. Cecil Other fraternities
were represented by delegates.
The dance was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Schneider. Mrs. F. Dursnt
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Hume, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Hight
The ball room was beautifully decorat-
ed with Christmas greens and a midnight
/ supper was served.
The 1915 graduate class Of Notre Dame
Academy gave a Christmas dance at the
home OF Miss Bernsdette Dore. 500 Csthe-
dral avenue northwest, Tuesday evening.
! The house was elaborstely decorated In
( Christmas green.
| Those present were Misses Margaret
! Cresger. Mary A. Lane. NJ T. Donahoe.
I Mary J. Murphy, Marie ID. Dietz. Helen
4 Ricrdan. Zlta Weide Oral NJ. starr, Jo-
/ sephine Sheehan, Olive Brown. Alice
4 Crowley. Catherine o'Deary. NJ. Griffin.
| and Messrs. W. A. Jacobs, X. Phine.
/ s. Snodgrsss. W. A. Riede. John T.
(! Kelly. E. r. Haloran. Charles E Ford.
\ William NJ. Harlow, Daniel J. Sullivan.
| Bernard L Dietz, Donald A. Gardner,
Daniel l. Regan, John A. Bond, and
Ralph Norton.
Mrs. Ernest W. Roberts entertained on
( New Years Eve at the Congressional
Club. The guests were the young friends
Of her daughter and son, Miss Dean and
/ Mr.. Ernest W. Roberts. Mrs. Roberts
will be at home the FIRST and fourth Tues
days through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leslie Holt. Of
the DeSota apartments. entertained a
host of their Juvenile friends yesterday
afternoon at one OF the last and most
novel parties OF the holidays. The en-
tertanment was in the form of a cabaret
dance. and was held in the ballroom Of
the Tea Cup Inn. The decorations in red
and green and the refreshments and
fsvOrs in various bright colors and forms
comprised a unique ensemble. The hall
was lined with small tables. During the
intermission. while refreshments were
being served. the little guests were en-
teTtsined by a number OF performers es-
pecially secured.
Among those present were: Misses
Bernice Wall, Virginia Porter, Mary
DUnsworth. Frances Dunsworth. Annita
Abbott. Ruth Chestnut Jewel Hawks
Dial Tilnan. Thelna Parsley. Margaret
Huss, Dorothy Mullen. Helen Mullen.
Harriet tables. Anna Bugdon. Mildred
Garrett. Helen Garrett, Margaret Van
SAINT, Helen Sweeny. Lucy DeLoss. Char
i line Springsguth. Margaret Valdon.
Audrey Flack. Mae Esteriy. Doris Min
tster, Catherine Kay. Doris schIsgel.
Marie Schiagel, Virginia Ale, Josephine
IDuffy. Audrey Keys. Ruth Molynesux,
Dorothy Reeder. Frances BiekIe. Cath
crime Bickle. Carrie Jones. Mildred Car
lrcll, Frances Swan. Miriam Bushy, Tacie
Luckett. Ruth Butt, Lillian Hoy. Flor
ience Caldwell. Marion Dove. Edith Ham
mel Wanda Pearson. Louise Hess, Ade-
lside Farraber. Matte Lockhead. Doro-
lthRe Finkel, Helen Finkel. Myrtle Bar
Idron. Ruth Constantini, Ruth Hanson.
Dorothy Smith, Lillian Friedlander, Helen
lFriedlander. Katherine williams. Helen
Ault, Eva Henderson, Helen Simpson.
Mary Miller, Louise Sobotlla- Dorothae
lSobotka, Maud Quinter. Ruth Giles,
Patrice Rice. Dorothy Rice, Clara Miller.
Augusta Miller. Ethel Norwood and Abbie
Harvey; Masters Timothy Dunsworth.
John Dunsworth. Aubrey Abbott, Mark
lCole. George Tilmsn, Francis Tilman.
Leslie Royce, Harry Royce, Donald Dud-
ley. Buddy Keys, Leroy Thayer. Clifton
!Zier, Julian Zier. George Hebbard. Harry
collins, Iden Thompson, Raoul Arren-
Idondo, Eliseo Arrendondo. Ff-en Arren-
idondo. James Hicks, Edward Pense.
George Openshaw, James IIbbey. Louie
outnter, Homer Shaver, David Norwood.
and Sam r. Allie, and Mrs. +. J. Sobotka
and Mrs. w. K. Quinter.
The Columbia Summer School Club held
Iits first annual social meeting on Thurs
lday evening at the home Of Miss EstelIe
~. Hunt, a6lS Garfield street The club
was formed during the past summer al
Columbia University and is composed
of men and women who have attended
the summer sessions there. DIR. James
lC. EEbert. director OF the Summer Session
lof Columbia University, was the guest OF
the evening. He gave an inspiring talIi
on the history and aims of Columbis
university in its summer and extension
work, laying particular emphasis on the
fact that the extension courses OF the
university are regular courses leading to
degrees. Mr.. Herbert SchoenfeId gave
an amusing monologue. and Miss Ethel
Miner sang several charming SONGS
The officers Of the club are: president.
Miss Sibyl Baker; vice president, Mis-
Frances skinner; recording secretar.
Miss L w. White; corresponding sec
retary, Mr.. S. S. Catella; treasurer, DR..
Martha Brewer Lyon.
Delta Phi Delta fraternity held its
annual Christmas dance, Tuesday, De
Icember &, at Beverly Court. Those
present were Miss Mildred Cove, Mr.
Edwin Felt, Miss Mary O'BTien, Mr.
Raymond Esher. Miss Dorothy Hasse
Mr.. Rodger Gessford, Miss Minnie
Bobys, Mr.. Simon wsssman, Miss Anns
Blake. Mr. E. Norwood Bessling. Miss
Ada Bentley. Mr.. Reginald Boyd, Miss
Josephine Mitchell. Mr.. Frances Cole
Miss Teresa Mcdonald. Mr.. James c.
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