The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
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Mrs. Payne was Miss Ethel Louise Cor
ton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William z.
| Gorton, Of Corning, n Y
| Commander Payne, who is well known
! in washington, served with distinction
during the Spanish-American war, when
| he entered the burning magazine OF the
cruiser Cincinnati and passed out the am
munition, suppressed Illicit traffic and cut
off insurgents in the Philippines and cut
the cables at Santiago under fire of the
forts.
The opening performance Of Jeanne
dare" at the Belasco tomorrow night
promises to be a great social as well as
artistic success, by reason Of the unusual
| IL large number Of theateT parties ar
ranged for the evening. The British Am
| bassador, the German Ambassador and
| Baroness Won Sternburg, the japanese
Ambassador and ViscOuntess Aoki. the
/ Belgian minister and Baroness Moncheur-
/ Gen. and Mrs. Sharp. Mr and Mrs Alex
ander Legare. Capt. J. c. Gilmore. jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Dunlop being some
Of the prospective hosts.
| Brig. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards. chief
of the Bureau Of Insular Affairs. of the
/
| treatment at Fort BayaTd. n. Mex. has
been practically cured and will return TO
duty in Washington about November II.
/ Gen. Edwards has now been absent from
/ Washington for about six months. and IL
/ is understood that the army surgeons at
/ Fort Bayard have reported that his condi-
/ ticn justihes a return TO active duty.
Mrs. Aulick Palmer and Miss Palmer
will give a tea at the Alibi Club Tuesday,
December T. in honor Of Miss Katherine
/ Clabaugh. the debutante daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Clabaugh.
Mrs. Oldberg viii entertain a box party
at the Belasco Tuesday evening, when
Sothern-Marlowe play Jeanne dare, -
complimentary TO Miss Murrill Pears. Of
London. Miss Pears is a niece Of Sir
George and Lady Sayer, and is spending a
short time in this country.
Gen. A. c. Taylor. L. S. a, retired, and
Mrs. Taylor have taken apartments at the
Hotel Gordon for the winter
! Elaborate preparations are being made
By the Woman's Alliance of All Souls
| Church. assisted by the Twentieth Cen
tury Club. for a Christmas sale which
will take place on Tuesday and Wednes
day. December ( and 5, in the Davidgc
House, corner Seventeenth and II streets
On Monday evening, preceding the sale
at the same place. a concert viii be Civ
en-"The Peake Sisters" impersOnateC
by a number of young girls, well known
in society The affair is under the direc
ton of Mrs c. E. Grunsky, whose ex
perience in such affairs assures the sue
cess Of the sale. The committee from
the Twentieth Century Club IS COMPOSED
Of the president, Mrs. Henry Gannett
Mrs. Thomas Sidwell, Mrs Arthur Ram
say. Miss Grace Willis, Mrs. Fredericl
Mexican. and Mrs. Claude E. Clifton.
Fancy work-Mrs. Thomas " Woodruff
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale, assisted b!
Mrs. NJ n. Parker, Mrs. Edward II
Downs. Mrs. F. ". Fitzpatrick, Mis-
Agnes Fitzpatrick Miss Ethel Hender
shott, Mrs. Joseph f. James, Mrs. VIII
liam Curtis Hill. Misses Edits Totten
Helen Stevens. Marian DAN, and Mrs
r Frank Hight.
Candy-8lrs. Paul Brockett and Mrs
Walter C. Allen. assisted by Misses Alic
Riley. Mildred Clark Minnie GilmOur. Ed
Ha Stone. Ruth HendeTshott. Katherin
Koetz, Margaret MacLennan, and Ma.
! jameson.
: Aprons-Mrs. James ". Hood, assiste
- by Mrs. ". 2. V. Stokes. Mrs. NJ. G. Sax
ton. Mrs J. b Tupper Mrs. John
Lightfoot Mrs. 5. c. Comstock, and Mrs
J. p. Torrey.
Bags and baskets-Mrs. J. Z. WillUiC
assisted by Mrs. Z. L. Tanner. Mrs. L S
Stone Mrs. Stokes. Miss Lucy SOlgeI
Z md ~ TrF.nf.~- n
D0lls-Mrs. L. G. B. Pierce and Mrs. F
1 ". Clarke, assisted by Misses Hele
Riley. Elizabeth Woodruff. and Leonor
D ROuger.
- DeIicatessen-Mrs. W. f. MacLennar
Mrs. Sterling T. Smith, Mrs. Bernar
Green. Mrs. NJ II. Ella, and Mrs. Robel
o S. Woodward
z Hosiery-Mrs. G. A. Myers. Mrs. J.
Z Stephens, Mrs Thomas G. Hensey, Mis-
e Kean and Miss Herbert.
Z MysteTy-AIiss Tullock. Miss KuhlmaI
Mrs. l.. A. Fay. and Miss Ada Adamsol
Dining -Toom-Mrs. Clarence W. Perle,
q Miss Mary Foster. Miss Susan Foste
y Mrs Annie r. CrandaIl. Mrs Irwin Dun
!. lap Mrs. Richard Rathbun. Mrs. Willial
4 D. Johnson. and Mrs. Charles r. Ely.
Art-Mrs. George z. Roberts, Mis-
? Kirkup, Mrs. Charles H. Verrin, Mrs !
E. Hyatt, and Miss Lucy Hale.
House Committee-Ars. John c. Wake
II Mrs. David White Mrs. john Russo
y Young, Mrs. c. V. Riley. and Mrs. Benz;
min.
It Gypsy fortUne-telIing S G. Y
y Benjamin, Miss Metzerott. Miss Kaf
= Grunsky. and Clotilde Grunsky.
o The Thursday Evening CotilIon Clr
Is was organized last evening at Rauscher'
d where the members opened the seasC
g with dance officers were elected Il
this season as follows: President, Jam
= Richard Hewitt; vice president, Dr. Ha
10 Ty HURT; secretary treasurer. J. Clintt
v GladfelteT. a business meeting was hel
,e at which a working organization WI
d effected. committees appointed, and a
-e rangements made to carry out the club
" programme, which is TO be a month
german at Rauscher's on the first
E. second Thursday of each month
le The season will be formally opened wi
n the first german on December I3, viii,
2 VIII be led by DR.. Harry Hurtt
The following members were preser
Of Vernon West. Bertrand Roberts, w.
Of Barnum. Gilbert WooIworth, H. A. KIP
Is G. A. Johnson, S. J. Turnball, Dona
h Edmonds. DR.. Harry HURT, Carl
ne DLtppdINt E1oIaCc DuliLs T. ~. W HilIOf
be DR.. William Simkins, Clyde Garrett,
e. W White. J. c. Gladfelter K c. Crai
SIS J. R. Hewitt. Manuel Sierra, Jose
d. GodOy, William r Wharton, ClaU
~ Owens, Robert Walker, r. Rutherfol
n and r. V. Murphy. jr.
d. The membership OF the club is limit
d. to fifty. and from present indications
" is expected that the first german will
an danced with a full membership.
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@ The Washington Auxiliary of the n