The Washington times., 1895-04-22
TRILBY APRONS ON GIRLS
They Will BE Seen At the Exhibit
kimodaughsis Will Make.
Large Quantity Of Rare Articles of Domestic
Interest Loaned For the Occasion
Good Things To Eat.

The possibilities Of q dining room and
the many beautiful things which may
center there Will he illustrated by an ex-
hibit at Wimodaughsis, No. 1928 / street
northwest, morrow, Wednesday, and
Thursday, day and evening. Many rare
and curious articles have been loaned for the
occasion, as well as much beautiful china,
linen, and household decorations Many
prominent ladies have loaned articles of
historic value, among other things being
q tablecloth used on the table at
which Gen Grant was seated at his second
inaugural ball.
The cuisine in another room viii demon
strate the housewifely ability of the Vino
daughsis women. Pretty girls will preside
at the dairymaids lemonade, priscilla, ice
cream, aud candy tables. Mikmaids in
caps and kerchiefs with decorations of
cowslips and buttercups will serve milk.
One OF the ladies has designed large
apron, which, from its capacious pockets
aud general adaptability to studio, sewing
or general use, has been designated, quite
according TO the prevailing fad, the Trilby,
or altogether appon.
The committee in charge, appointed by
the president of the society, Mrs. K. G. d.
Haveus, is Miss Emma NJ. Gillett chairman;
Mrs. Caroline n. Lacy, and Mrs. Z. Z.
Cameron, who are assisted by the follow
ing subcommittee: Aids to chairman,
Mrs Snyder, Miss Kelly, Miss GeTbert,
Miss Mcdowell, Miss Flora Snyder, Miss
Susie Stevens, Mrs. Turner, Miss a Will
liams, aud Miss Hunter.
Door cotnnlittee-Mrs. olney and Mrs.
Enochs
Committee on entertainment-Mrs Off
terdinger and Mrs Cameron
Committee on dining room eXhibit-Mrs.
+. Z. Cameron, chairman; Mrs. j M. Brad
ley, MIS-. C. A. Brandenburg, Mrs R.
L. Bolway, Miss E. E. Parton Mrs F.
s Reynolds, Mrs. Mary Marsh Miss Frances
Johnston, Mrs. Delano, Mrs j. H H.
Houghton, Miss Ida Gangewer Mrs.
Josephine Keiton, Mrs. katherine Birney
Scip, Mrs. a. Ii. Thompson and Miss Belle
Allen.
Cooked Food Exhibt-Mrs A. G. Dick
erson. chairman; Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Mar
Bile. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Crosby, Miss Cocks,
Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Clara B. Colby, Miss Turn
bull Miss Graham, Miss Israel, Mrs Nor
rison, Mrs. Wolff, Miss Fish, Mrs. Holt,
Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Tindal, Mrs. Mary
L. Bennett, Mrs. Balm, Mrs. Abbott, Dr.
BurEhardt, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Cook, Mrs
Scrbner DR.. McNaughton, Mrs. White,
Miss Graffin, Miss Scroggy, Mis-. Merri-
field, Mrs. Gridley, Mrs. Hood, Mrs =.
LaFetra, Mrs. McP herson, Misses Lar
will. Mrs. Mills aud Miss Hemstreet.
Dairy maids-Mrs. Lacy, chairman; Mrs.
McMonige, Mrs. Palmer, Miss Edith Per
ley Dickerson, Alice Whitman, Edna Mad
dox. Lena G. Shepherd, Emma Il Gelstou,
Hattie Gelston. Edith l.. Thompson, Mar
Earet Edith Lacy, Goldie Gideon, Car
Iotta Vietenheimer. aud Alice Prescott.
Priscilla Tabe-Mrs Hannah DeVoe,
chairman; Miss Fannie N. Edwards,
Misses Mary H. Williams, Cora Thomas,
Emily Nichols, Helen Black, Emma Vance,
Irene Vose, Edith II. Phelps, Hortense
eables, Catherine Garst, Susie Garst,
Josephine Neuhaus, Flora Neuhaus, Irrna
Jayne, Charlotte Gridley, Helen Gridley
Miss Cusbman and Miss Clark.
Lemonade Week.-Mrs.. Auna NJ. Hanlil-
ton chairman; Miss Hiliyer, Miss AicDon-
aid, Miss Ruth Hamilton.
Coffee-Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Kent, and Mrs.
Cheshire.
Committee OH Ice Cream aud Cake-Mrs
A. G. Dickerson, chairman; Mrs. c. L. Case,
Mrs. Nora Edgar, Miss Quint, Miss Snow
don. Miss Flagler, Miss Calvo, Miss Ray
mond. Mrs. Snyder and Miss Anna Reagan.
Committee on English Tea-Mrs. Ann NJ.
Edgar, chairman; Miss Z. E. Barton. Miss
Catherine Newton and Miss Cornelia Whit
ney.
Candy Tabe-Mrs. Lakeland, chairman;
Misses Christine Agnew, Roberta Lack
land, Grace Newton, Carrie Fay Kent and
Vivian Cameron.
Spring Market-Mrs. S. E. Matlock,
chairman.