The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-17

Linden" is sung by Miss CHASER. with a
chorus OF thirty German girls. Mrs.
Charles W. Richardson is the chairman
OF the committee in charge OF the en-
tertainment.
The annual meeting OF the District OF
Columbia Branch OF the American Ma
tional Red Cross. will be held at the
residence OF Mr.. w. ]. Boardman. 1901
street northwest. tomorrow at 4:yO
O'Clock Reports will be read of the
years work, and short addresses VIII be
made by Medical Director John e. Wise,
Y. s. NJ. on 1.-The London Red Cross Con-
ference" and Maj. Charles Lynch, u. s.
A Medical Service. on The Red Cross
IN War" Miss Broadman's subject Will
be plans for Red Cross Development"
is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Kaufman.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Providence
Hospital viii entertain their friends and
the patrons OF the hospital Tuesday AFT
ernoon, November g. from to O'Clock.
at a linen shower tea. Invitations state
that donations OF bed linen. FOR use in the
free wards. VIII be greatly appreciated.
Other necessary articles that will be most
welcome are table covers. bureau scarfs,
towels. and napkinr Tea will be served
in the upper corridor OF the hospital By
representatives or the various commit
tees OF the ladies' auxiliary.
President Mauck. of Eillsdale College,
and his daughter. Miss Ruth Mauck, ar
rived in Washington last week and are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius E.
Gridiey.
Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten and daughter,
Bernice, are the guests OF relatives in
New York.
Mrs. John F. Eastwood, of 1871 Thir-
teenth street northwest. who left Tues
day evening for few weeks stay in Iii
nois. was much surprised TO find her
Sunday school class OF the First Bap-
list Church 1T the depot, whore the young
people assembled TO bid her good-by.
The faculty and students OF the Ma
tional School OF Domestic Arts and
Sciences win be ~ home Thursday, No
vember q. from 10 10 O'Clock, at Con-
necticut avenue and NJ street northwest.
Mrs. Martin Barbarln. Of Chicago. Ill.
is the guest Of Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, Of
Calvert street
Mr.. 5. Kirsohbaum. Of indianapolis.
Ind. is the guest OF his daughter, Lrs.
Simon Lyon. of the Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Halford and their
daughter, Miss Ruth Halford. who went
abroad IN April and Travelled on the con-
tinent during the summer. returned 10
New York last week. Mr.. and Mrs Hal
ford are now in their Washington home.
but Miss Halford is spending some weeks
with friends in New York. and was yes
terday IN attendance az Yale-Princeton
football game az New Haven. Miss Hal
ford VIII join her parents here about
Dec mber J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rich. Of Harvard
street. are visiting in New York. the
guests OF Mrs. n. Ullman.
Mr. l. Gumblner. OF New York. was
"A recent visitor 10 this city.
The charity ball Of the Southern Re
lief Society. occurring. as it does this
season, the evening Of January 4. at
the New Willard. Will be a headiiner IN
the social events booked for the month
Considering the worthy object OF the
ball. aside from its attractive features
as arranged by the managers. society is
always generous in its attendance, and
II is 10 be hoped all who VIII entertain
viii kindly arrange their dates 70 con-
form, rather than conflict. with this
event.
An interesting event Of the week VIII be
the November assembly OF the Wash
ingtonians," well-known local club.
which will be held in National Rifles
Armory on Wednesday evening Cards
have been issued and the club Will en-
deayOr 20 make the dance a most en-
joyable one. The programme viii consist
Of twenty numbers and will be under the
direction OF Prof. ". \. Hoyleberger, con-
ductor Of the "WashlnEtonlaUs' orches-