The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-10

respectively: Mrs. William Conrad, Mrs,
E. ]. Stellwagen. Mrs Edward Roome.
Mrs. Robert Talbot Mrs. G. F. Dudley,
and Mrs. William H. Fox will serve on
the reception committee.
The different tables are In charge Of
committees. with the following chairnen;
Information, Mrs. w. NJ. Dove: supper,
Mrs. A. d. Van de Feer; lemonade and
fruit punch. Mrs. Edward Roome; cake
table No. /. Mrs. William H. Wilmer;
cake table No. ?, Mrs William II. Fox;
flowers. Miss Florence Woods; fancy
table No. ], Mrs. Mary E. smoot; fancy
table No. ?, Mrs. J. H. Blake; candy table
No. /, Mrs. ]. r. Johnson; candy tabk
No. 2, Mrs. A. c. Fenton. Apron booth
will be in charge of a Trinity Church
committee. Mrs. Lillian II. Roome Will
have charge OF the mattresses. and Mrs,
C. r. Hoppin Of the musical programme.
which will be given both days.
The Fort Myer and Engineer bands wifi
furnish music, and dancing will be held
for younger children both afternoons.
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their April dance in National Rifles
Armory next Wednesday evening.
The ladies of Hamline NJ. F. Church
gave a pleasant surprise TO Mrs. +. ID.
Godfrey, last Tuesday, IN presenting her
with a silver coffee urn and tray as a
token Of esteem and appreciation Of her
services TO the societies Of the church
during the past fifteen years.
The Council Of Jewish Women will hold
its regular meeting next Tuesday after
noon. in the vestry Of Eighth Street
Temple An interesting programme has
been arranged. as follows; Address by
Nh Gustave Karger. remarks by Mrs.
Charles Pepper. president Of the Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs; recitation by
Mrs. Margaret Linton Howerton. The
business meeting VIII include the report
of the nominating committee for officers
for the ensuing year. The afternoon will
conclude with a social hour.
Glasses Of 1910 in the college. medical.
law. and dental departments OF George
town University have completed arrange
ments for the senior prom. to be given
next Wednesday evening at the Raleigh
Hotel
The affair is the first Of its kind ever
given by The senior classes, and it is
hoped that It will be the means Of in
creasing the social activity Of the school.
The Marine Band Orchestra will furnish
the music
The committee having charge OF the af-
fair Is composed OF. Law-Hugh W. Barr,
chairman. Earl John Mohn. Daniel r.
Forbes. and Benjamin j. Maloney: col
lege-William l. Byrne. Francis J. Carlin,
and Thomas a Stuart: medical-N. Sher-
wood Ferris. James y. Moser. and George
5. Schoyer. dental-Waldo r. Pearce. S
Everett Armstrong and Francis J.
Rogers
The patronesses are: Mrs. Thomas H.
Carter, Mrs Horace Al, Lurton, Mrs
Timothy Ansberry. Mrs. Harry NJ. Cla-
baugh, Mrs. William y Cogan. Mrs.
James 4. Cannon, Mrs Ashley NJ. Gould
Mrs, Daniel Thew Wright, Mrs Daniel
". Baker. Mrs. George f. Hamilton. Mrs
Michael J. Colbert. Mrs. Daniel ODono-
ghue Mrs George W Ray. Mrs Guidet
Duryee. and Mrs. John James Walsh
Those who were unable 10 hear Miss
Janet f. Richards brilliant lecture on
the Passion Play of Oberammergau"
on Friday evening viii be glad to learn
that it is to be repeated at the New Ma
tlonal on Tuesday afternoon, April e, at
4;B o'clock This lecture is 20 be given
under joint auspices Of the woman's vel
fare department OF the National Civic
Federation and the Young Women's
Christian Association. of which Mrs.
Samuel Spencer and Mrs. William Ham
ilton Bayly are the respective presidents.
The proceeds will be devoted TO the va
cation house fund and for increasing the
number of travellers aid deaconesses at
the Union Station.
The lecture will be illustrated by Us
slides made from authorized photographs
purchased by Miss Richards in Oberam-
mergsu.