The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-13

Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Annie Murphy, Mrs
Theodore Wasserbaeh. and Mrs. Nellie
Fealy,
The third anniversary oyster suppel
and dance viii be given by the ladies
section OF the Columbia Turnverein. al
the club house. SIS NJ street northwest
tomorrow evening at o'clock
The Louisa Adams CHARTER, .. A r.
held its March meeting AT the home Of
its recording secretary, Miss Mary F
Bickford, in Harvard street, Mrs. Thomas
II. Johnston presiding, Final arrange
ments were made for a musical tea 10 be
given April s. at the home OF Mrs
George Wallace Jones, 1856 Irving street
An entertainment viii be given FOR the
/, Working Boys Home on Tuesday, April
y, at the New Willard. by members OF
the Junior Auxiliary OF the home. of
which Miss Bell, daughter Of Mr.. Charles
J. Bell. Is president The entertainment
viii consist OF two plsys-one written
by Miss Hammond and the other by
Capt. James Archibald. both of whom
are Well known here in society. A num-
Der Of the debutantes will sell flowers
and candy during the performance. and
IL is hoped that that date win be kept
free from other engagements.
Mrs. Clarence F. Norment and Mrs
Alexander Gait. OF ST. Margarers; Mrs.
A. A. Adee. Of old St Johns. and Mrs.
Sarah e. Duncanson. OF the Pro-Cathedral
Of the Ascension. have been elected men,
bers OF the board Of lady managers Of the
Episcopal Eye Ear. and Throat Hospital,
and viii assist the latter at the bazaar
to be given for the hospital ar the Ar
lington Hotel April IL and n
Monticello Chapter, D. A. R, was en-
tertained Friday night by Miss Julia E.
Ashley. 1920 Twelfth street. An enter
tanning programme was followed by a
collation..
Members OF Dolly Madison Chapter,
D. A. R., were entertained last Tues
day evening by Mrs. Cliff. 1884 Chaplin
street. After the usual business meet
ms RAaA4O SbAp1 DF MISS It 81 ElIAls aA
interesting talk on colonial times, and
an exhibition OF oid-time things by Mrs
Cliff, an address by Miss Brown, secre-
tary OF the Y. W. c. A. and a vocal
solo by Miss Pond were enjoyed. Amer
lea" was sung by the entire chapter, and
a collation. was served.
The District Red Cross has arranged
for series of lectures on first aid to the
injured. to be given by DR.. Louise Tay-
Tor Jones at st. Johns parish hall on
Mondays. March "a, 81. and g, and April
4 and II. These lectures viii be OF a
popular nature, and tickets of admission
may be obtained from Mrs Mclaughlin,
lS1 c street southeast. or from the Red
Cross Office. in the War Department.
Among the patrons and patronesses for
Capt Duquesnes lecture at the National
Theater on St Patrick's Day for the
benefit of the Arts and Crafts School
are Mrs. Bryce. Miss Boardman, Mrs.
Gale, Mrs. Hendsley, Mrs Lowden. Miss
Litchheld, Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Stanley
Matthews Miss Madeira, Mrs. Newberrv.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. Samuel
Spencer, Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. Walcott, Mr.. Alan Davis, DR.. GAL
laudet. Or. Merriam, DR.. Needham. Prof
Raymond. Mr. Sidwen. Mr.. Wilson. DIR
Small, and the trustees-Mrs. Charles 7
Bell. Miss Jane Bartlett Mrs. Ward
Brown, Mrs. Charles Connor, Mrs. David
Fairchild, Mrs. H. B. f. mcfarland.
Mrs. Charles Marlatt, Mr.. James II.
Moser, Mrs. II. Cleveland Perkins Mrs.
cuno H. Rudolph. Miss E. S. Schroeder.
Mrs Richard K, Tyler, Mr.. Henry H.
Ward, Mrs. John Jay White. and Mrs.
Norman Williams.
Mrs. Lowden. wife of Representative
Lowden; Mrs. John Jay White, Mrs.
Charles J. Bell. and Mrs. Henry Cleve-
land Perkins have taken boxes.
At the homo of Mrs. A. D. CASTOR. 1872
Clifton place northwest. the Capitol Hill
History Club held its regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon. Sixteen members
and two visitors were present. After the
usual order Of business the programme
for the afternoon was taken up, as fol-
lows: Restoration OF the Bourbons."
Mrs. Mattox: The Carlists," Mrs. Wood.
and extracts from modern poets Of Spain
by several members OF the club. The
next meeting VIII be March q az the