THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 8 1908I

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ISOCIETY OFF TO SOUTHEx-

odus Begins with Lenten Season While Informal Affairs

Dissipate the Dullness of Penitental Period in

the National Capital

IOCIETY moves with the times in

raligIous matters as well as In

everything else The Lenten sea-

son will not be without socialamusements for those Who remain hereut the Capital Much of the entertainingmay be more or less Informal and mostof the affairs probably not as large asthose of the season

In the meantime many take advantageof the lull In the social programme to hie

them to green fields and pastures new

seeking rest and recreation In the balmySouth whoro summer clothos and summer sports are tho order

Palm Beach St Augustine Miami andTampa with temperatures ranging from75 to SO degrees offer unlimited induce-

ments to those who have passed thohero in a round of social gayeties

that have taxed strength and nervesA number of representative people of

tim Capital left unusually early this yearin fact before Lent bogan Of thesewere the German Ambassador and theBaroness von Sternburg who are nowthe guests of Sir William Van Horn onhis yacht in Cuban waters

The Italian Ambassador and theMayor des Planches who were

thrown into official court mourning bythe death of the late of Portugaltook advantage of their retirement from social affairs to go SouthThey have but lately returned from Havana and are now making up for losttime and are giving a series of severaldinner parties

The Spanish Minister Senor Dons another member of the diplomatic

corps who left tho Capital early forCuba He will sail from Havana Tuesday and will arrive in New York onMarch 15 or 16

Baron Haymerle of the AustroHungaEmbassy is on a hunting trip In the

neighborhood of Tampa Herr von BrunIng of the German Embassy who accom-panied him found the hardships of hunting and life in the open too severe to bepleasant and has returned to Washington

Mrs Stephen B Elkins and her daughter Miss Katherine Elkins have just

loft the Capital for a visit of tondays In Florida

Other people well known In Washington who are at Palm Beach are lure andMrs Wayne MacVeagh Prince Henry deCroy who has often been a visitor hereand Mr and Mrs William G Roolker oftho New York colony here last season

Mr Howard Townsend Martin brothernIaw of Gon Rochester is also therefla usual this time of year Ho annuallymakes a visit to the home of Mr andMrs Henry M Flagler Mr Flaglerwith Mr Martin has just joined an automobile trip complimentary to Gov Magoon over the east coast extension

Not only is the South claiming manydevotees but the Europeanbound steam-er lists are filling up already for the annual exoaus

Lady Allan Johnstone wife of theBritish Minister to Denmark who annually makes a visit to her homo in thiscountry and who arrived this year InWashington Just previous to the deathof her father Mr James Pinchot sailedyesterday for Copenhagen

Another passenger on tho Mauretanlayesterday was Miss Mary Astor Paul ofPhiladelphia recently a much feted guestIn Washington

Mrs Mark Hanna who with MissPhelps has Just returned from a visit inChicago with her daughter Mrs McUormick came by way of New Yorkand is now preparing for a trip to EuropeIn April Mrs Hanna usually goes acrossabout once a year This spring she willi main abroad two months and on herreturn go as usual to summer In Maine

Meantime those who remain forthe Lenten season will not be dull Theentertaining that marks the Inbetweenseasons Is often the pleasantest of theyear and the informal luncheons anddinners aro favorites with nearly everyon

Of informal dinners none are morepopular than those given at the AlibiClub This club known as tho most fashionable if the smallest has long been afeature of social life hero and has wel-comed within its walls ninny distinguish-ed men as visitors-

A few choice spirits founded the clubas a supper club some twentyfive yearsago when they used to masquerade aschofs and serve their friends to pannedoysters grilled bones and griddle cakesprepared by themselves and served frombare pine tables with the simplest ofchina and paper napkins

sill who enter here leave rank andprecedence behind was the motto overthe kitchen door The motto serves toshow the spirit of the club where Infor-mality marks all the entertaining Onemay sit by whom he choses at table re-gardless of that bete of Capital off-lfil life the question of precedence

Apropos of the rigor of official preced-ence perhaps a remark made by a wellknown and wellliked diplomat may notbe out of place here

Most of the diplomats take their posi-tions and rank seriously and rightly tooIn the diplomatic service every order ofrank means something as does everyrank in the army and navy Titles offoreigners accredited here may meannothing to the average American but tothem they stand for accomplishment de-votion to duty and years of service

The especial diplomat already referred-to a minister from a small country inEurope said the matter of precedencedid not bother him much and he did notmind where he was seated at table

his hostess was a good providerand the menu did not run short beforethr dishes were passed to his end of thetable

WEDDINGS-

A marriage of interest toand Virginians is that of Miss

Bessie Lee Powoll and Mr WilliamliurIop jr of Georgetown D C whichtook place at the home of the bridesparents Mr and Mr William LovenPowell In Londoun County Va on

March 3

The bride an attractive blonde wasgowned in a tailored suit of blue withhat of corresponding shade and carriedParma violets

Immediately alter the ceremony thecouple left for Atlantic City for a stayof two weeks They will return to

for their future homeMv and Mrs Dunlop are both descend

ants of prominent Southern families

Miss Gertrude St Clair and Mr Z RClark were married Tuesday nt the rectory Cf SL Pauls Episcopal Churchthe Dr Harding Alter their bridaltrip North they will return to their country home at Gainesville Va

Miss Hazel Wagner and P M Ro er-

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In the parsonag Tof Mount Vernon Meth-odist Episcopal Church tho Rev DrLocke officiating

Only a sniall family party and a fewintimate frIends attended the ceremonyand immediately afterward Mr Roedertook his bride to Atlantic City wherethey will spend their honeymoon Theywill reside in Washington after March 15

The wedding of Miss Catherineto Francis Bennett Poe will take

place April 1LThe engagement of Miss Williams

Poe was announced lost summer buttho exact date was not Jlxod until thisweek

Miss Williams is si daughter of Mr andMrs Sidney Williams of Chicago MrPoe is a member of an old Marylandfamily

Mrs Horace Washington Lee a sisterof the brideelect and wife of tho con-sul genernlallarge In Europe spent thewinter with Mr and Mrs Williams andMiss Williams in their apartments InStonelcigh Court

The residence 1Z33 Eighteenth streethas been leajed by Mr Williams Thefamily have given up their apartments-at Stonelelgh Court and taken possession

Mr and Mrs FrankEmerson McMIllinannounce the marriage of their daughterOra Marie to Mr Chester Adrian MacomIc on Wednesday last

The ceremony was performed by theRev Dr Robert M Moore of th

Methodist Church and none butrelatives of the contracting parties werepresent The couplo departedly on a Southern trip

The bride is the daughter of Mr FrankE McMillln chief postoffice Inspectorand the groom a postofllce Inspector ofthe Washington division

An engagement of interest to Wash-ington society Is that of Miss Edith Mer-rill of Boston and Mr William RalphMaxon of Washington announced in TheWashington Herald yesterday

The engagement comes as the sequelof an acquaintance begun two years agowhen Miss Merrill war a guest here ofDr and Mrs Frank Baker at their homeIn Columbia road and which was continued at a recent visit when Miss Merrillwas again hero about a month ago

Mr Maxon Is In Boston to see hisfiancee and to do research work atHarvard

Mr Maxon originally a New Yorkerhas lived In Washington for some yearsand is connected with the SmithsonianInstitution He is a graduate of Yale andabout thirty years old

Miss Merrill is the older daughter ofDr Frederick Merrill of Boston whomakes his home at Roxbury of thomany suburbs of the Hub

She Is twentytwo a brunette prettyand vivacious of winning personalitypopular socially and will be a welcomeaddition to Mr Masons circle of friendshere Is also a social favorite

They will be married early in June

Mrs M Herman announces the engagement of her daughter Geneva to MrDavid Rothschild

ENTERTAINMENTS

Washingtons distinguished visitor theDuchess of Sutherland contlnuo to bconstantly entertained Her hosts Reprepresentative and Mrs Bourke Cookranagain gave a dinner for her last nightThe company which gathered round thetable appointed in silver and abloomwith roses and lilacs included theduchess the Belgian Minister and theBaroness Moncheur Senator and MrsDepew the Speaker of the House andMiss Cannon Second Secretary of theBritish Embassy and Mrs Young Mrand Mrs William Corcoran Euetis Mrand Mrs Guinness of London who

the duchess to this countryMiss Ide sister of Mrs Cockran SirBcrosford Hope of the British Embassyand Mr Barry

After the dinner at a brilliant recepties there were present all the ambas-sadors now in Washington ministers andother members of the diplomatic corpsCabinet officers justices of the SupremeCourt and others of the official circle

Among the guests were the doyen ofthe diplomatic corps Baron Mayor theItalian Ambassador and the BaronessMayor They were also dinner ofthe evening Many of their guests wontlater to the reception

The French Ambassador and MmeJusserand were also present as were theBritish Ambassador and Mrs Bryc theBrazilian Ambassador and lImp Nabucothe Russian Ambassador Baron Rosenthe Japanese Ambassador Baron Takahim the Dailsh Minister M Brun theSwiss Minister M Vogel Secretary ofState and Mrs Root Secretary of theNavy and Mrs Metcalf Postmaster

and Mrs Meyer Secretary of theInterior ard Mrs Garfield Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks Mrs TlmmonsCol and Mrs Bromwell Mr and MrsPerry Belmont Representative and MrsLongworth Miss Carow Mr and MrsJames and Mr and Mrs Watson of theBritish Embassy the VIcomte and VIcomtesse de Martel and Commander andMme de Blanpre of the French Embassy Count von Hatzfcldt of the Ger-man Embassy Baron Ambrozy of theAustroHungarian Embassy Prince Koudnchoff M de Thai and M Krouponsky-of the Russian Embassy SIgnori Montagna Contaro and Cora of the ItalianEmbassy Senator and Mrs ForakerSenator and Miss Kean Gen and MrsOliver and Gen and Mrs Draper

At the Italian Embassy last night theAmbassador and the Baroness Mayor hadas their guests at dinner the BrazilianAmbassador and Mme Nabuco the Japa-nese Ambassador Earon Takahtra formerAmbassador to Italy and Mrs DraperAssistant Secretary of War andOliver Mrs Converse wife of Rear Ad-miral Converse retired Col and MrsBromwell Miss Boardman Miss GwynnMiss Carow Baron Ambrozy counselor-of the AustroHungarian Embassy Herr

of the German Embassy GenCrozier SIgnor of Rome andSignor Centaro of the embassy staff

Another diplomatic host last night utdinner was the Minister from UruguaySenor Lafinur who with Senora Laflnur

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entertained the Secretary of State andMrs Root the Argentine Minister andSenora Portela tho Colombian Ministerand Senora Cortes the Ecuadorian Minis-ter and Senora Carbo the Chilian

and Senora Cruz Mr Johnof the Bureau of American Republicsthe Secretary Qt the Bureau of AmericanRepublics and Mrs Ysncs and the Mini-sters sisters the Senoritas Lafinur

Mme Carbo wife of the Minister fromEcuador avag at home yesterday for thelast time this season The drawingrooms of the legation in Connecticut ave-nue were sweet with the perfume ofros6s and Mme Carbo was assisted Inwelcoming her many callers by herdaughters Senoritas Maria Angelica AnaChristina and Maria Teresa Who woredainty Parisian frooks for the occasion

Col mud Mrs Symons were hostslust evening at their home in Lafayettesquare

Mrs Clark and her sister Miss Carrentertained a number of ladles at lunch-eon yesterday at Rauschers

The evening of song and story in theof the New Wlllnrd for the

benefit of homeless waifs to be glvonon tho evening of St Patricks DayTuesday March 17 at the close of theMothers Congress promises to be atreat

Mrs Charles Goodwin Bennett wire ofthe Secretary of the Sonata Mrs D OlinLeech the contralto Mr Phillip LeoScantling the tenor and tho soloistof St Pauls Church will sing on thisoccasion

Miss Edith Stowell entertained at hoeresidence 217 T street her musical in-

structress Mrs A L Goodhue and sev-eral associates in the musical circle

The event was a surprise in honor ofMrs Goodhue During the course of theevening musical numbers were givenamong them the following Mr ArthurDclbert Because I Love You Dearby Hawley Miss Stewell Mirage byLegman Mrs Rogers Slave Song MrRodrick I Fear No Foe by PlnsutiMr Charles Myers Mystic Shadowsand Mrs Charles Bayly Love Sons

Mrs Beach In each instance theaccompaniment was by Mrs Goodhue

Among those present were Mr and MrsThomas L Jones Mrs Katherine RogersMr Arthur Deibort Mr Will Lemon Mrand Mrs Charles Bayly Mr and MrsAdler Leech Mr Charles Myers and MrRoland Rodrick

About twenty members of Areme Chap-ter No 10 O E S gave a subscriptiondance complimentary to their friendsFriday evening in Knights of PythiasHall

The private view of the exhibit of theWashington Society of Artists now go-

ing On at the Corcoran Gallery was heldFriday night Among those present wereMrs Hoxio Miss Dawes daughter of Senator Dawes Mr H H Glifry clork la-

the Senate MISS Marian Campbell MrsKimberiy Miss Griswold Mrs RichardM Brooks Mr William B ChilIes MrMax Weyl Mr E E Mescer directorof th Corcoran School of Art Mrs

and Miss MeanerMrs Kimberly wore gray velvet em-

broidered in tones of the same colorGriswold was gowned In Mack

lace over white silk with of whitecloth trimmed with black velvet and ablack and white hat to correspond

Miss Dawes was in white doth withsliver spengled drapery over hershoulders

The Washington Dramatic Society anorganization formed by the young menand women who took part in Mr PhelpsBrowns We Are in Society last spring-Is rehearsing a new play This produc-tion it is said is to be the most elabo-rate attempt ever made In Washington

The Prince of ParcheBT it te canedand competent authorities who RYe readthe book and music pronounceit a firstclass musical comedy with areal plot and any number of good songstend situations

The authors are Mr Milton W Luskand Mr William Kendall Evans MrLusk who has written several popularsongs among them Waiting for a Cer-

tain Girl furnishes the music MrEvans Is responsible Tor the book endlyrics

Arrangements have Heft made for theuse of the Beiasco Theater for the entire week beginning April 3ft Six

will be givtfl The receipts-as was the case with those of We Arein Society will go to the fund ofJunior Republic

Miss Ruth Halford experienced in themanagement of charitable enterprisesis in charge of the business affairs ofthe Washington Dramatic Society MissHalford has engaged the services ofPercy Leach as stage manager the

Prince of ParcheslThe Prlnc of Parched presents the

story of the prince of a remote kingdomand his love affairs It I a mixture ofcivilization and barbarism as all goodmusical comedies should be and furnishesabundant opportunity for the presenta-tion of Gibson girls Indian girls Geishagirls and just girls Nearly alt thepretty girls who appeared In We AreIn Society will appear in The Princeof Parchesl Those who attend thecoming production will see one of theprettiest choruses that has ever shownon ft Washington stage

While the principals have not been castfor their parts many last years favoriteswill be seen again in leading roles Amongthose who will probably be in the cutare Mrs Lee Phillips who will haveone of the principal soprano roles DrBartlett Hopkins whose political speechwas one of the hits of last years production Miss Converse the premier danseuse Kendall Evans the author of thebook who is the possessor of an unusually sweet barytone Andrew Y Bradleywho will have a comedy role GeorgeOConnor whose reputation is wellknown especially In coon songs Le RoyGorf Philip Scantling and others

So far the rehearsals have been glenover chiefly to the drilling of the chorusSerious work will be started this weekBy the middle of April according to theplans of the authors and managers ThePrince of Parches will be ready forproduction

tThe Crimoehre Pleasure Cub was en

tertained at tho home of the MissesHierllng In Southeast Washington During the evening music and singing wereoffered A game of patent medicineswas played prizes being awarded to MissEmily Rlttershofer and Mr James Tookand Mr Everett Parsely who receivedthe consolation

Those present were Misses Josephineand Gertrude Hierllng Emily Rittershofer Irene Umhau Sophie Niemeyer andBertha Toole and Messrs Everett Parsely William Toole Cassnrd SchrothJames Toole Leroy Gaddis EdwardHIerling and J Edwin Burch

Mrs Hierllng acted as chaperon

Among early Lenten entertainmentsfor charity none promises greater enjoy-ment than the lecture by Conde BenolstPallen LL D for the benefit of Georgetown University Hospital to be given inGaston Hall Georgetown University

evening March 14

The lecturer has volunteered throughloyalty to his alma mater and a wish toaid the hospital founded by the directorsof Georgetown University at the instiga-tion of the medical faculty of the college

The president and board of lady man-agers of the hospital are laboring with awill in the effort to make the lecture a

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financial success and have secured lib-

eral assistance through the followingpatronesses Mrs E D White Mrs JH Sands Mrs Charles J BonaparteMrs Warwick Emlle Montgomery MrsJohn R McLean Mme de Quesada MrsHenry T Oxnard Mrs Frederic RCoudert Chauncey M Depew MrsWinfleld Scott Schley Mrs Henry MayMrs H M Kendall Miss Morris MrsValery Havard Mrs John J OConnellairs Eugene Carr Mrs Theodore Mesher Mrs Isadore Rayner Mrs Thomas HCartar Mrs J J Richardson Mrs H CCorbln Misses Patten Baroness vonBaumgarten MitfrEmily Mason MissSherman Mrs George Dewey Mrs FW Smith Mrs James B Frazier MrsHenry B Brown Mrs M WeaverMrs A J Hopkins Mrs J J MorrowMrs George B Cortelyou Mrs CharlesHarper Walsh and Mrs Matthew

The first of the series of Saturday arttalks to be given at the Shorcham byMrs Albert H ChalIce takes place onMarch 14 at 4 oclock The subject forthat afternoon is Chateaux of Touraine

Mrs Ohaffee comes indorsed by themeinbers of the Fine Arts Society Amongthe first subscribers for the Washingtoncourso are Mrs McKim Mrs Bell MrsMacfarland Mrs Newberry Mrs CurtisMrs Henderson and Mrs Matthews-

A leap year dance is to take place at theArlington Hotel Monday March 16 Danc-ing will begin at 8 oclock

The committee arranging tire event fol-

lows Miss Frances Smith Miss LonaTlllman Miss Adelaide Heald Miss Margaret Gage Miss Carbo Miss JessieMaters Miss May Kehoe Miss WillieCooper Miss Morford Miss Foster MissLa Boytaux Mrs Alejriinder BentleyMrs Perry Miller and Mrs Shutt

The chaperons will be Mrs Cartor MrsPiles Mrs Gamble Mrs Needhom MrsPray Mrs Foster Mrs Langley MrsPatterson Mrs Smith and Mrs Simmons

PERSONALS

The Italian Ambassador and the Baron-ess Mayor will go to New York Tuesdayand will be the guests of Mr Fabripresident of the Society of Italian Immi-gration and Mr s Fabri who will enter-tain at dinner for them Mayor andMrs McCleMan will entertain the Am-

bassador and the baroness the followingday at luncheon

Signor Montagna counselor of the Ital-ian Embassy wilt leave today for Bos-

ton On Tuesday he will lecture beforethe Circolo Itnliano the Italian societythere which will meet at the home ofMrs Thorndyke In Maflborough street

M Pierre P Whelon connected withthe French consular office In

for the past ten years has been ap-pointed a secretary of the French Embcssy hare

Mrs Hoar wife of Representative Hoarof Massachusetts arrived this week andopened leer home here She is thedaughterinlaw of the tet Senator Hoer

The governor of California and MrsGiUet who have been visiting in Wash-ington are now in New York

Mrs Meyer wife of the PostmasterGeneral has Just returned from a visitm New York

Mare Bonaparte end her sen Mr Je-

rome Bonaparte soiled yostorday forEurope where they expect to stay rot

year and a half

Mrs Mortimer Stiefol of New Yorkwho has beeR visiting the Senor frontColorado and Mrs Gtiggeahefm has re-

turned to her home

Mrs J L Loose use oC the welooniewinter visitors who spent a month ofthe season as the guest of Mills HelenCannon left yesterday for tan horn inKansas City As early as practicableMr and Mrs Loose wilt come East andtake up their residence at theyhave leased for the summer on the NorthShore of Massachusetts

LINt G A Matile and sister Miss Matile have recently returned from Phila-delphia where they wore the guests ofthe daughter of Mr George C ThomasLlaoL Matile is visiting his parents atthe Cumberland

Miss Porie Anderson daughter of Jus-tice and Mrs Anderson has returnedfrom a ton days visit w th friends inEast Orange K J

Owing to controlled Illness in the fam-ily Mrs Atkinson wife of Judge Atkin-son will not be at home on Monday

Mr John Bovello director of theGreater Washington Band has Just re-

turned from the South He visited Atlanta Montgomery Mdblte and New Orleans

Mrs Benjamin Harris has returnedfrom New York where hasguest of relatives for the past week

Mrs Norman Williams Washingtonyesterday for New York where she willspend a few days

Mrs Robert Patterson has as her guesther little granddaughter Miss EleanorPatterson daughter of Joseph Patterson

Dr and Mrs Henry W Tobias are recalving congratulations upon the birth ofa daughter

Mr John L Lilley is spending a fewdays in Washington with his parentsRepresentative and Mrs George Lilley atthe New Willard Mr Lilloy is a studentat Yale

Mrs J Wesley Bovee 1706 Sixteenthstreet entertained at a ten in compliment-to the Waldenslan Society Wednesdayfrom 4 to 6 oclock

Mrs Samuel Bleber Mrs I Kaufmanand Mrs Harry S Wolf will be at homeat 630 d street southeast on Tuesdayfrom 3 to 6 oclock They will have withthem Mrs M Rosenbush of BaltimoreMd

Mr and Mrs E A Stiebel of 1726

Eighteenth street northwest have as theirguest their niece Miss Florence Jacobsof Richmond Va

Mrs Silas E Snyder wife of the former director of publicity of JamestownExposition with her little daughterMary passed through Washington Tues

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Mrs Truman G Pilsner of Chicago arrtv d in tb city Tuesday to jata MrPalmer She will remain for six weeks

Mrs F a Lowdw Wilt wt receive to-morrow

Mrs A B Lfcotorgter and son Albertleave here for their home this eveategafter a weeks visit wUfc Mrs FredSchwab Of Cotawbte read

Mfee Grace Banns of New York is theguest of the Misses of tM Ashley

Mrs if Herman aaaouacas the engage-ment of her daughter Geneva to MrDavid Rothschild

The Council ot Jewish Women wit holdits next regular meeting in tho vestryrooms of the Eighth Street Temp1 onTuesday Mrs Eugene Schwabwill reed a paper entitled OptimismMiss Hortease Sondheimer notes andcomments and several musical numberswilt eoaetoide the programme

Mrs Morris Wurtzburger of Harrisonburgh V Is the guest o Mrs Bon Rosenstoek

Mrs Gus Wltorstsin has returned from-a visit to Atlantic city

Mr and Mrs Log Kamgood oC Balti-more ware the guests of Mrs M Hermanfor a tel days

Mr and Mrs Ike NordUnger and MrsB Noraliager will leave the early part ofthe week for Atlantic City

Mrs Louis Jackson gave a luncheon atthe Hotel Willard on Tuesday afteroooacomplimentary to Miss Rose WHfeon ofPhiladelphia Miss Row Whatfieki ofBaltimore Mrs Albert E Ltssberger ofBaltimore and Mrs S Levy of NewYork

Mr and Mrs Gorson Xordttnger havereturned home after a short stay in

City

Miss Carryo Robinson of 0 street whohas returned from a visit to Chicagowas given a surprise party on Sundayevening last The guests were Miss InezSilver Miss Rena Fishel Miss Dora Gar-ner Miss Florence Gusdorf Miss NatalieMayer Miss Gladys Mayer Miss LeonaStern Miss Leona Hechinger Miss LillianCoblenzer and Messrs Harold PriceMelville Fischer Stanley Fischer Ber-nard Baer Morris Simon Maurice Elseman Leo Forsr David Stern LawrenceGassenhoimer Arthur Luchs BertramCohen Percy Levy Herbert Jacobi

Robinson Ben Robinson and Mrand Mrs Goldsmith Sigmund

Mrs Eugene Schwab was hostess at aluncheon in honor of Miss Stella Sackerman and Miss Rose Wheatfleld of Balti-more Miss Rose WHIson of Philadel-phia and Mrs S Levy of New York

Mrs Lewis Kann entertained the BridgeWhist Club on Friday afternoon

The Imperial Club gave an enjoyablegerman at Dyers Hall on Wednesdayevening The guests were Miss CeceliaLyon of Baltimore Miss Ada Helter ofWinchester Va Miss Clarice Tuck ofNew York Miss Helone Engel Miss DellsFishol Miss Carrye Baer Miss RebeccaWollberg Miss Elizabeth Farber MissCamille Herman Miss Irma Stern MissMaude Baer Miss Edith Auerbach MissEstelle Hano Miss Blanche Stern MissIrene Hollander Miss SelmaMiss Clara Strauss Miss Sadie Eisemanand Misers Sidney Kaufman GilbertBersirger Maurice Sinchemler AlvinNewmeyer Joe Salomon Sol Abbott SamStelnberger Milton Baer Morris Sondheimer Phil Herman William MichaelisHarry Sanger Joseph Bendhelm LeonStrauss Lo Loeb Sylvan Luchs JeromeLyon Albert Oettinger Lawrence EngelSamuel Greenbaum Abe Blumenthal andHenry Kern of New York

Mrs Jandorf of Baltimore spent a fewdays with Mrs Henry Strauss of Ustreet on her way home after a threeweeks visit In Florida

Miss Ada Holler of Winchester VaIs the guest of Miss Edith Auerbach

Mr and Mrs E Goldsmith of Alexan-dria Va announce the engagement oftheir daughter Meryl to Mr MiltonKronhelm of this city

Mrs Daniel Levy and Mrs SamuelGassenhelmer entertained at a luncheonfollowed by bridge whist at the Mercan-tile Club on Thursday afternoon compl-imentary to a number of outoftownguests and their hostesses The prizeswere won by Mrs L Hechinger MrsFred Schwab and Mrs Joseph LesserThe guests were Mrs S Levy of NewYork Mrs Arthur Baumgarten Mrs A

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Miss Ssatty Hlttflaan Is spending herspring vacation with her parents Mrand Mrs J BBlnan of the Occidental

Mr and jrs tux B Kafca of TweUtfcstreet a tertatn 4 at dtmrtr on Mondayevening eomattatentary to Mrs Afcort 2Ser Mies Race WlwatfleW rt-BaKbBore

The regular charity euchre bridgewhist win be given at the Mercantile Ctutotomorrow afternoon

Mr and Mrs Sol Peyuer of NewportNews Va were the guests of relativesfor a short stay

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Among the who attendedthe leap year dance gWen by the Dosa-

bartoa Club Washington test Saturdayevening were Miss Florence Long sadMr Warren M Grimes

Mr aa Mrs J M H entertained ata beautifully appointed lunfhcen on

at tbcir home m Prince streetThe were Mr and Mrs Wilson RBssr and Mr and Mrs Charles RLoomis of Oil City Pa

Miss Helen Crampton of Wsfihmgtonwho lisa boss visiting Mien CharlotteBlackburn hon returned home

Miss Maidfe Snowden fc the guest ofMfeses Gatewood at their home ht

Mrs CarMn wife of BeproatuUtive C

king Mr sad Mrs JaMeS EttnKt ia Gill

LouIs S Scott and Muster JockScott are visiting relatives IB Phltedoi

Mr sad Mrs Sanuet leftTuesday for a trip to New York

Mrs Bflgar Carpenter is visiting hew

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Mrs J Monroe ud ttttle MissElizabeth Love of Columbus BarracksOhio ate the guests of Mrs WJWam BDftingorfleW

Mrs Marshall King has returned fx ma visit to New York

Mr and Mcs Franklin P Graham ofNorth Dakota who have boon visitingMrs J a Putttn left hone Wednesdayfur a to friends In Missouri

Mrs Belle Owens of Warreaton Vais visiting her cousin Mr M a a Peyton

Miss Mamie of Baltimore tevisiting friends city

Mrs Quarles has returned to herhome after being the guestof Miss R Keraper for the last twoweeks

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Mte Eden Helohan has returned toher home in Lancaster Pa after a visitto Mrs Clarence C Leadbeater

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Mrs Jacob Brtt has as her guest MissGertrude Madtgaa of GoM eIlsvill Pa

Mrs Theodore Pease and Mrsad Mrs Conteifae Haggerty have re-turned to tlMSr home In Philadelphiaalter tile parents of theladles Mr and Mrs Jena Marshall inWoKe street

Rev wnHam Rudolph and Mr WalterHadetab of Larose are the guestsof Mr George Schreiaer

Mrs Chariaa HuMeiw who has for

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Mrs Hubert Soowden Mr Prank Harper Mrs Casates F Lee Mrs CarrollPierce Mrs Anthony Armstrong MissLithe Marbury and Miss Jassie Arm-strong attended the at home givenTuesday afternoon by Mrs Harrte CAastey at er home m Washington

The weekly meeting ef O er the Tea-cups was held Wednesday afternoon att home of Mrs John Hnaton FosterIn Prince street The ladles who

were Mrs Robert C PoWell MrsSamuel Monroe Mrs Stewart JaadeeonMrs William A Snoot Mrs HubertSaewdea Mis M GeuU Norton MissM MeG Aaa yf Mire StrlWtag

Mr and Mrs Samuel G Breat eatertamed the Senior Euchre Club on TUSday evening at their home IK Columbusstreet Among those who enjoyed thegames were Mr aad Mrs George bIerMr and Mrs George S French Mr andMrs Laurence Stabler Mr nag MrsClarence Leadbeater Mr and Mrs Rich-ard Gibson Dr and Mrs Stewartnon Mr and Mrs ato ett C Dunn Mrand Mrs Carroll W Ashby Mr aad MrsWilliam J Boothe Mrs Wltttam BDaiagernetd Judge and Mrs Louis CBarley Mr William B SatootThomas W Robinson Miss Lids WattlesMeasrs Eugene Taylor Henry Wattlesand William W Smith After a numberOf spirited games the prison wereawarded to Mrs Robinson Mrs SmootMr Ashby and Mr Smith

Mteer MaMIe Snowden held the weeklyof the KItKat Club on Tuesday

a t raooa at her home Sit King streetTIM elbowing members attended MissMary Dorsey Asbton Mis Nancy LeeTaekett Miss Susan Fawcett Mine EllenFarocett Mte Mildred Bentley MissEmma Tbom Miss Jean Breat Miss ElsieSaewuen Miss Edith Saowdea and MissGrace Anderson

Miss Mary Dent entertained the Euchreclub of which she Is a member on Moonay afteraocn at her home 4tt NorthWashington street Miss Dents guestswere Miss EWe WaUford of WarsawVa Mine Helen Hofohea Of Lancaster

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