The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

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ingtcn. Mrs. Floyd Parker is en-
tertaininZ Miss Lula Parlette at
the Wiltshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Reinhardt are
At the Seaside this week. Miss Jes-
sic Whyte Is a Washington visitor
At the Seaside. Mrs. T. Z. Greene
has Joined the Washington colony
at the Strand. Miss Florence R.
Swan arrived at the Phillips House
from Washington.
Mrs- NJ. NJ. Gallagher, Mrs. Eliza
beth TrtSton and Mrs. Frank Hunter
are in a Washington party at the
Harding and Mr.. and Mrs B. r.
Someryille are in a Washing gton
party at the Deville. DIR. d. p.
Bush and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hemp
stead are among the Washington
patrons of that hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wagner ar
rived at the Boscobel from Wash
ington- Among the washington
folk at the BeIleville are Miss Dora
Bell Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Uhler.
Ms J. L Arthur and J. A. Connolly.
The College women's Club viii give
sarden party in the club garden. at
lS2 street northwest. on wednes-
day evening" May q. at 7:30 o'clock
There will be a musical program and
. refreshments; also dancing indoors
after the program A general m
vitation is extended -a-.
The faculty and graduating class OF
the Colonial School. 1880 Eighteenth
street. have sent out invitations for
the exercises Of commencement week
which will be as follows:
Saturday evening May 24-Senior
garden fete TO the, school, \ o'clock.
sunday morning. May 5-Baccalau-
reate sermon. Rev. Charles Wood.
d. d.. 10 o'clock.
Honday-Debate. essay contest and
Musical, 3 o'clock. French play. 5
O'Clock: Glee Club concert. $40 O'Clock
Tuesday. May S-Field sports. 3
o'olock- Junior Day. Senior dance.
5 O'Clock
Wednesday. 49, Is - Senior class
day exercises. 3 o'clock
Thursday morning. May g. II o'clock
Graduating exercises. address, the
Hon. Champ Clark
Mrs. Clarence wooIley left Wash
fpgton early in the week for their
summer home at Portchester. ". V
She closed their home in Sheridan
circle for the season. and Mr.. Wool
lev Il residing at 1872 X street. Tie
viii join Mrs. WooIley in about
month.
Mrs. Chase Kennedy will leave
Washington next week for Panama.
wnere she will join Gen Kennedy.
who Is in command OF the Canal
Zone.
Mrs. Frank Scott. wife of Congress
man Scott. has gone to New York to
pay visit and to await the return
Of Mr.. Scott from France He sailed
on the Lcviathan with Secretary of
War Newton Baker. when he went
aver the last time. As a member of
the Military Affairs Committee of the
House y cable announcing that they
are sailing for home Is expected daily.
Mrs. Rrthur T. Ramsay and the
aluTnnae OF Fairmont are giving
party on Monday afternoon. from 8
e. to's6 at Ii0l Euclid street. in honor
Of the Salvation Army workers and
the opening of the Salvation Army
drue, AT o'clock the li;tle French
play Aux TourIourous." will be
given in English. al fresco. by Fair
mont students and a section OF the
Marine Band will play. In the event
OF rain the party will he held in the
parish hall Of ST. stephens Church.
Her majesty. the Queen OF Rouma-
MIA. Is taking a personal interest in
the Roumanian fete champetre to be
given for the benefit of the Rouma-
nian war orphans. which is to take
place MAY p the Roumanian ma
tlonal fctc day. at Woodley. Mrs.
Hayre Ellis beautiful suburban resi-
dence.
The fete will last from O'Clock
In the afternoon until midnight and
RunlanianS from all over the country
are coming to take part. They will
Wear the national costume and take
part in the folk dances and songs.
which will be one of the delightful
features Of the evening.
The woodley Park Auxiliary of the
American Red Cross will hold the
first annual subscription luncheon at
Wardman Park Inn next Monday
afternoon at l o'clock. The commit
tee In charge will be Mrs. William L.
Radcliffe. Mrs E Charlton Graves
and Mrs. William z. Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pogue, who
have returned from their honeymoon,
have taken Miss Edith Goodies resi-
dence, no n street. for the summer
months. Mrs Pogue was formerly
Misses Grace Needham.
Mrs Frank Bacon left yesterday to
return to Pittsburgh after making
a fortnight's visit to her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Penfeld. since their return from
Paris
Col c. II. Patterson had a small
company dining with him last night
at the Cafe st. Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Clemons are
leaving Washington next week for
their summer home in New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs H. Wells Rusk. who Is max
ing an extended stay with her
father. Alexander Britton. will leave
Washington Tuesday for a visit in
Maryland.
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