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as record keeper. She was presented
citation Of her faithful service.
The many tables about the room were
J beautifully decorated, the center one.
. where Mrs. Hammond sat as guest OF
Honor had a very appropriate birthday
cake.
The guests sitting with her were Mrs.
] A. NJ. WEIGH. deputy state commander,
; and the commanders of the various re-
views.
A supper was served. and music given
during the evening.
Mrs. Mabel La Rue, state commander,
! was unable to attend on account Of
illness.
Miss Beulah NJ. Chambers and Mrs.
Susanna Oldbers will be hostesses this
afternoon at their studio in Beverly
Court, entertaining at musical tea In
Honor of the girls of Gunston Hall. Mtss
Mary Ellen Marshall. niece of the
Vice President; Miss Barbara Curtis and
Miss Gladys Kahn will take part In the
program. Miss Kahn will sing two num-
bers.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
street northeast. Thursday-evening by q
few of his friends, the occasion being
his twenty-eighth birthday anniversary
Mrs. A. Herbert won the first ladies'
\ al
gentlemen's prize and Mr.. 7. Garner
and e. Herbert, the BOBBY. Music by a
quartet followed. Refreshments were
then served. Among those present
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herbert and sons.
Leslie and Howard; Mr.. Q. Gates, MT.
II. Roache, Mr.. P. Garner and wife, Mr..
! W. Bury, Mrs. Ella Herbert, Miss Jones.
Monday. the s2d of January. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Prince gave party in hon
| or of their daughter Marie Gertrude's
birthday anniversary 4 number IIl, OF her
was prettily decorated with flowers ana
palms. Supper was served from 9 to
| 10. Dancing followed.
| At meeting Of the Aid and Relief
| Society of the Columbia Polytechnic
Institute for the Blind. held on January
| 10. at the residence Of Mrs. Allyn x.
officers were elected for the year: Mrs.
| William McNeir, president: Miss Rose
! Sliney. secretary: Miss Lillian Miller,
| financial secretary; Mrs. Allyn K. Cap
a Washington birthday dance at the
| Cairo on February -
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Bricker enter
! Thursday evening at their home in o
| street The guests were seated at one
j long table adorned with a centerpiece
| of American beauty roses. The place
cards were in form of little red flower
| baskets with name embossed in gold.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. James Titcomb,
! Mr.. and Mrs. ALVIN Titus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nackman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turner.
seph Brown. Miss Annie Kelly, Mr.
George Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs. Dun-
ming Nunnelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor De-
sio. Mr.. and Mrs. James Moriarty. Mr..
| Gentle. Miss Florence Gennari and Mr..
and Mrs. Gennari.
| shower at her home Friday evening in
compliment to Miss Mary Pansy Carter.
who is to become the bride Of Mr..
Francis Joseph Ludwig.
received by the bride elect. Those
present were Miss Edna stokes, Miss
Nellie Olden, Miss Gertrude Sullivan,
Miss Eva Fleishall, Miss Etheiberta
Marie McGill. Miss Mildred Crooke, Miss
Lillian Everson. Miss Mary RAFFERTY,,
Miss Mary Murray, Miss Stella Monta-
and Ruby Carter. Mrs. Alice Stokes,
Paget. Mrs. samuel Thomas, Mrs. Gus
| tav Harr. Mrs. Daniel Wrenn, Mrs. Au-
Rust Creecy. MIS-. FRANK sullivan, Mrs
William Spahre. Mrs. Jack Carter and
| Mrs. William Lee.
| From to yesterday afternoon, the
new dorlnitories Of the National School
of Domestic Art and Science in Wis
consin avenue~were gay with students
and young man representatives of the
colleges OF Washington and the vicin-
IT., as well as the neighboring states.
Dancing was enjoyed by all.
| \ decided innovation was followed
by the dance taking the form of a
progressive dance between the several
Idcrmitories. the young ladies ex-
Ichanging partners and conducting them
to their respective school homes, where
the next number was danced. UNIQUE
decorations. and features prevailed
throughout the afternoon. terminating
In buffet supper.