The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

ski. Mrs. Spencer Watkins. and Mrs. Fen
ton in charge. The lemonade table was
presided over by Mrs Edward Roome. Mrs.
Arthur S. Browne. Mrs. S. G. CornweH.
Mrs A c Morrison. Mrs. c. s Bundy.
and Mrs. r D Hopkins Another fruit
punch and lemonade table (and the ladies
are desirous OF emphasizing the fact that
II is fruit punch was placed close 20 the
dancers. and was presided over by Mrs
A. c. Parker. Mrs @ S Hoppin Mrs.
Lowe. Miss Julia TOmpkins. Mrs. VII
liam HELEN, and Mrs. G. L henry. The
candy table. for which the ladies' of ST.
Thomas Church were responsible. was in
charge Of Mrs Joseph r johnson. one
Of the vice presidents Of the board OF lady
managers OF the hospital; Mrs. c. s Wal
ton, and Mrs. T. H Aldrich Assisting
them we're Mrs. MacMurrsy, Mrs L. II
Finney. Mrs. John c. Davidson. Mrs
Edward Nix. Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. ". G.
Davenport Mrs. ". G. Scantlebury, AID
Mrs. William X Ellis.
Epiphany Church women had a cake
table which was IN charge OF Mrs VIII
mer. Mrs Boyd Miss Small, Mrs. Steu-
wagen. Mrs Griffith, and Mrs Foxweu
1 huge pumpkin was substituted for the
uCh-lOOked-fOTward-t0 hay-stack and
was an effective grab-bag. presided over
by Little Bo-Peep," impersonated By
Miss Mary Parker Clements, VINO loaned
her crook 10 all grabbers while a fairy
who was really Miss Helen Dunbar, stir
RED Up the coveted prizes with her
wand. This little scene was managed by
Mrs. J. c. Clements.
St Michael and Au-Angels,' and ST.
Johns cake committee women combined
in their work, the leaders being Mrs
William II. Dove. Mrs Thomas Bud
dinston, Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs. p.
NJ Rixey Mrs. II. II. Moody. Mrs ".
II. Fox. Mrs. T. Percy Myers. Miss Sax
ton. AIRS. ". ". Finley. and Miss Jane
Wilkes
Miss Lille Aker had a fancy work
table. and one Of the most unique and
fascinating tables in the whole bali
room was that OF tiny hats presided over
by Mrs. Percy Hickling. Mrs. Polkin-
horn, and Miss Jessie Greene. There
we're hats for almost aIl-sized dolls, and
dolls Of al styles and for all occasions,
as perfect as any Paris creation. and
in fact any one would serve az q perfect
model OF the prevailing fashions in head
gear They are the hsndiwork OF Miss
Zimmerman. Of Charlottesville, Va. who
is famous for her deft fingers and clever
ideas.
The ladies Of Christ Church, St Johns
Church. and Grace Church. of George
town. and Emmanuel Church. CT Congress
Heights, combined in the table Of fancy
articles. and had a goodly showing in
charge Of Mrs J. H W Blake and
Mrs. John SmOot, and q large corps OF
assistants.
Supper was a popular feature Of the en-
tertainment. and Mrs A. D. Van der |
Veer was in charge. assisted by Mrs. r !
J. zEarnshaw. Mrs. ". II. Levin. Mrs. S /
6. Parker. Mrs. Henry B. Mum. Mrs. c. /
". Huck, Mrs. J. Sprigg Poole. Miss |
Josephine c. Prather, and Mrs. z. w /
Thompson, OF St Andrews; Miss Bell I
SimOnds and Mrs. J. R Stephenson. o. 1
Christ Church, Navy Yard; Mrs Charles |
F. Buck. Mrs. Emery J. Bentley. Miss /
Agnes Burgess, and Miss Ada NJ White, 1
OF Rock Greek parish; Mrs. Arthur Carr, /
Miss Mary N. Mcguire, Mrs. William A. 1
Moore. and Mrs. lie Roy D. Waiter. OF /
the Chapel OF the Good Shepherd; Mrs. 4
G. c F. Bratenahl, Mrs. s J. Jones. and i
Mrs. James Taylor, OF Mount S AIban's. /
and Miss Henrietta Harding, Mrs. George /
H McGrew, OF Grace Church, Silver /
Spring. Nd
Ice cream was served by the ladies OF i
St. PauTs Church. as follows: Miss Mary /
Armstrong Mason. chairman: Mrs Rob
ert Talbot, Mrs. z. Oliver Belt, Miss Es-
ther K. Bowen. Mrs. John Mckinney.
Mrs. Edwin L. Morgan. Mrs. John A.
PTadt. Mrs. Francis Y. Robinson, Miss
Lucy S. Reynolds. Mrs. H L. Aust, Mrs.
Ella Whiting, and Mrs. lie Blond Burdett.
Of Trinity Church. Takoma.
The Mattresses formed one OF the pref
test and most picturesque attractions OF
the bazaar in their pretty costumes OF
white. with large, bright red hats OF
,rinkle6 paper, with stTeamers and sashes.
Among them were Miss Helen Riley. Miss
Sarah Doolittle. Miss Luebkert, Miss
Edna Hazard, Miss Marjorie Morrison.
and Miss Harriet Weaver. Mrs. F. Cal
rert was one Of the fortune tellers. and
another fortune teIler's tent was presided
Jver by some OF the nurses from the hos
DitaL
The board OF managers Of the Chill
lren's Country home held its annual gar
len party yesterday afternoon at the
COUNTRY Home, but it was a porch and
indoors affair more than an al fresco
)arty. owing to the damp condition Of the
rounds and foliage. Supper was served
inder the direction Of Mrs. George Dun
op. Mrs. Bradley Davidson. Mrs. Whit
ng. Miss Battles. Miss Rodgers, Miss
Iichie, and Miss Bryan. Mrs. Clark
Vaggaman and Miss Perkins served al
he tea table; Mrs Walter Peter and Miss
'aville had the candy table; Mrs. Murray
Obj and Mrs. 0vey sold fancy articles.
nd Miss Peter conducted fish pond for
he children Others who assisted were
he president OF the board, Mrs. John
Sewbold: also Mrs. Richard Wainwright ,
fiss Finley, Miss Schroeder. Miss MINI !
mack. Mrs. Martin. Miss Ruth Harlan. !
Iiss Caton. Mrs. Monroe Hopkins. Miss ]
ane Hunt. and Mrs. Armistead Peter.
This being one Of the popular chart
les. governed by some Of the fashion
bic women and girls in society. the com.
any who motored. drove. and rode out
D the home was composed Of some OF the
Of the society people.
5r. and Mrs A Stern and daughter
Iiriam win be at home Sunday, May 80
rom to 10 O'Clock, at 1ols Eighth street
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