The Washington herald., 1918-01-20

compliment to those who attended.
About l5o men were entertained.
Capt. John Coleman, Of the cant IN.
ment division. and Mr.. Lswton. Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. received the men.
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, Mrs. Al
fred L. Talbot. Mrs. Paul L. Joachim.
Mrs. Henry Pitts. Mrs. w. l.. Hazard,
Miss Eta Taggart, Miss Margaret
Daniel. Miss Mary Coleman and Misses
Bosh represented the chapter as a
floor committee. The chaperoues were
Mrs. James Mulcare, Mrs. ]. w. Rose.
Mrs. J. Z. Swain. Mrs. Parker Ander-
son. Mrs. John W. Hall and Mrs. A.
w. Wells.
Mrs. John s. Tomlinson. Mrs. George
X. Denmark and Mrs. Frank Birth
right presided at the punch bowls.
Private heuch rendered several mu-
sical selections during the early part
OF the evening.
The dance was begun by the orches-
ira playing the Star Spangled Ban
ner."
The hall was prettily decorated with
American fiags. palms and Confederate
colors.
The District Division OF the
Daughters OF Confederacy will give
q musical on the evening OF Jam
uary ~. at the Confederate Memo
rial Home. the proceeds to go
towards relief work.
A very interesting program has
been arranged including:
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith. Mr.. r.
d, Shepherd. Miss Lille Werner.
Miss Edner Barker. Mrs. Nellie
Shore and Miss Helen Weisham-
pei. Tickets may be secured from
division officers. chapter presidents
or at the Confederate Home. 1922
Vermont avenue.
More than the usual interest was
evinced by the people of Holy Trinity
Church on Thursday evening over the
annual election Of officers OF the Holy
Name Society of the parish. hence
there was a large gathering OF men,
bers present TO hear the reports and
participate in the election. Previous
to the election there was some splen-
did addresses delivered by Rev.
OF the church, and Rev. Edward Ma
grath, s. J.. moderator OF the Holy
Name Society. both holding to the
theme. the uplift Of the men of the
parish by means Of affiliation with tn.
Holy Name Society; a society that
makes men clean OF speech and keeps
them in the ranks Of being consistent
Christian Catholic men by the obliga-
ton of monthly communions.
Holy Trinity is a comparatively
small parish. but nevertheless a serv-
ice flag Is to be unfurled at an early
day showing the large number OF men
of the parish who are already enroll
ed in the various military and naval
arms Of our government. The list al.
ready totals up to l23, but the mod
orator knows OF more yet TO b.
added thereto.
The election OF officers resulted as
follows: President. Mr.. John Hadie.
Doyle (his fifth unanimous election To
this office); vice president, Mr.. joseph
G. Murdock; secretary, Mr.. John G.
Rickart: treasurer. Mr.. Harry Good.
child; mashal. Col. Daniel Sullivan.
sacristan, Mr.. Joseph Kuhn: organist.
Prof. Ernest Benin: choir leader. Mr.
William G. Curtin; delegate to Holy
Name Union, Messrs. Charles Ander-
son. John D. Donovan. Joseph W.
Freeman and William Bowman.
1t is expected that the meeting TO
be held hereafter by the Holy Trinity
men will be made interesting by
good talks from Senators and Repre-
sentatives on live topics of the day.
Mrs. B. Bloch has returned to
her home in New York after a short
stay in this city.
DR.. Lester Neuman has returned
to his home in Washington. after
a stay of few days in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kaspar has re-
turned to their home in Philadel-
phia after spending q short time
in Washington.
Mr.. A. Kuhn has returned after
an extended tour throughout the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. strasburger. Of this
city. have returned to their home
from visit of several weeks in
Chicago.
Mrs. S. Jandorf has returned to
her home in Baltimore from a short
stay in Washington.
Cards have been received an
the marriage Of Miss Reta
of this city, to A. H.
Retier, of Baltimore After an ex-
tended tour throughout the South