The Washington herald., 1911-12-10

Hammond, Mrs. Monte Griffith. Mrs.
Mulcare.
There will be a special CnformaD sale
of Christmas baskets and weavings in
the room on Saturday, December l6, from
II a. m. to p m. Mrs. David White will
have charge of the baskets, Mrs. Augusta
S. Stone will have charge of the weavings.
Mrs. Gielow will be assisted by Mrs.
Richmond P. Hobson. The Junior branch
will serve South Carolina tea and South
ern moonlight waters.
The Christmas sale for the benefit OF
the Edward Everett Hale memorial
parish house will be opened by a prom
| enade concert and dance in the large
| ballroom of the New Willard Hotel to-
morrow evening at S o'clock. The sale
will be continued on Tuesday from 10
a m. TO 10 n. M. in the small ballroom.
Afternoon tea will be served from to
= g. The patronesses are Mrs. Duncan l..
Fletcher, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. RObley D.
] Evans Mrs. Cassells. Mrs. Richard
Wainwright, Miss Woodruff. Mrs. John
+. PilIsbury, Mrs. u. l. Tanner, Mrs
Ernest Roberts, Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs.
Andrew Peters, Mrs. Thomas NJ Gale,
Mrs. T. G. B. Pierce, Mrs. James Hood
and Miss Newton.
Arrangements are now completed for
the annual sale and tea for the bene-
fit of the House of the Good Shepherd
| 10 be held at RausCher's Wednesday, De-
cember 13, from to $50 o'clock, fol-
| lowed by the song tableaux under the
direction of Mrs. Christian Hemmick
Music will be supplied by Mr.. Cecil Fam
ming, which will last one hour.
The entertainment is given by the
| of fha Of
| herd DR.. Chatard. Mr.. w. f. Montgom-
cry. Mr.. George Howard. Mrs. Edward
Douglas White, Miss Alva Riggs, Miss
! NJ. Cullen. and Miss Whelan.
! The chocolate table will be presided
over by Mrs. Chief Justice White and
Mrs Justice McKenna, and the tea table
! by Mrs. Joseph Letter and her friends.
At the ice cream table will be the Misses
! Cullen, the Misses Riggs, Mrs. Carr, Mrs.
! Preston Sands, and Mrs. Samuel Hill.
/ The Good Shepherd table will have as
attendants Mrs. Whelan, Mrs. D. P. Nc
Cartney, the Misses Sheridan, and others.
! Among those who have reserved seats
! for the song tableaux are Mrs. Ed
ward Douglas White, Mrs. Stanley
Mathews, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Gaff. Mrs.
Kirke Porter. Mrs Julian James, Mrs.
Reyburn, and Mrs. Admiral Barker.
Mrs. D. P. Mccartney and Mrs. William
Irwin are entertaining a box party Of
young people.
| Among those taking part in the tab
leaux are Miss Almy, OF New York,
house guest of Mrs. Wickersham; Miss
Montgomery. Miss Reyburn, Mrs. Fraz-
er, Miss Allan, Miss Janin, Miss Jane
Magruder, Mis- Perrin, Mrs. Elmore,
Miss Erlacher. Miss Buchanan, Miss
Crosby, Mr.. Underwood. Mr.. Robert Flem-
| ing, Lieut.. Reginald Fairfax Ludlow, and
Mr.. Ed Pendleton Turner.
The committee in charge Of the pro-
gramme for the D. A. r. reception to be
held at the Portner, December 15 met
with the chairman, Miss Alynda Ford,
at her home in Massachusetts, avenue,
| Monday evening, where plans were per-
fected to make the reception one of the
most enjoyable functions of the season
to be given the officers and District
Daughters Of the American Revolution
The 'Imps' will hold their next ball
Tuesday evening. December II at Ma
tional Rifles Armory. Our past innova-
tIons, which have always met with the
hearty Endorsement of our many friends,
will be reproduced. A section of the
Greater Washington Orchestra, under the
direction of Prof. ]. B. Bovello, will fur
nish the music.
An entertainment and prize euchre is
being planned by a number Of the men,
bers of the knights of Columbus to take
place in the X. of c. Hall, sos E street,
on Wednesday evening, December 13 al
Sis o'clock.
The evenings entertainment was gotten
up to further the campaign of John r.
Stone, one of the prominent members OF
| the order, who is candidate for one OF