The Washington herald., 1911-04-30

helped and the pleasant entertainment
the public has learned to expect from the
board Of lady managers. Through the
courtesy Of the city's most eminent oc-
ulists. aurists. and skillful surgeons. and
| the generosity Of the public, the Eye.
Ear and Throat Hospital brings to the
poor the same efficiency that ministers
| to the rich. and by II, the sight of long
| list Of workingmen has been saved.
| One particularly interesting case was
that of a f1ve-year-old girl. who. though
| brought there in what her physician
called a hopeless condition. went forth
in five weeks with normal sight. and
hope, as well. restored. A feature Of the
| bazaar will be the tea room. in charge
| of Miss Esther X. Bowen, of St Paul's
parish. Miss Lucy s. Reynolds. Mrs. e.
Oliver Belt. and Miss Ella Whiting, also
of st. Paurs, and Miss Emma w. Alb
bot. Miss Alice Boyd. Miss Mary NJ Nc
Guire. and Mrs. William NJ. Moore. of the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd. will assist
Miss Bowen.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Jones and Mrs. James
Taylor. Of St. Adams, will preside at
the coffee table. and Mrs. Edward Roome
at the lemonade booth. Mrs. William
H. Fox has asked the following ladies
of st. Johns Church, Washington. to
assist her at cake table No. 1: Mrs. David
c. Adee, Mrs. John Paul Earnest, Mrs.
Miss B. c. Saxton, Mrs. Charles H
Stockton. and Miss Jane Wilkes. Mrs.
William H. Wilmer. of Epiphany
Church. will be in charge of cake table
| No. 2, assisted by Mrs. John c. Boyd,
| Miss L. Bryan, Mrs. B. H. Buckingham.
Mrs. George T. Dunlap. Mrs. Monte
Griffith, Miss Anna Fry Jones. Mrs. A.
F. A. King, Mrs. P. ]. Ryan, and Mrs.
E. ]. Stellwagen, while Miss Fannie Gil
liss, of the same parish, will be door
keeper. Mrs. Thomas w. Luddingtor.,
Of st. Michael and All Angels Church,
will assist Mrs. Grant at the linen table,
and Mrs. William NJ. Dove. Of the same
parish, will be the bureau of informa-
ton" Miss Gall and Miss Lane will have
a unique receptacle for grabs" Mrs. F.
H. Calvert will preside over the fortune
teller's tepee, and Mrs. Charles E. Buck
will be ex officio general manager.
Music and dancing will enliven the even
ing hours.
Mrs. Myron Doty Jones. Of 1907 Cali
fornia street, yesterday celebrated her
sixty-first birthday anniversary. A
party Of friends and relatives were guests
at an informal reception in the evening.
The Young women's Christian Associa-
tion extends a cordial invitation to its
members to hear Rev. A. Lee Holmes,
Of Stanstead, Province of Quebec, read
selections from William Henry Drum
mond. whose poems portraying French
Canadian life show an intimate knowl-
edge Of and kindly sympathy with the
simple country folk Of the Dominion,
Tuesday evening, May 2. at s:15 o'clock.
The Ladies' Club Of the WASHINGTON
|Saengerbund will give a May dance to-
morrow evening at the clubhouse, in e
street
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
James, SIS Varnum street. was the scene
Of a merry gathering on Friday night, It
being the anniversary or their wedding.
The decorations were palms. Bride ana
Kaiserin roses. and the favors were BAN
dana handkerchiefs for the gentlemen
and dainty aprons for the ladies. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Cooke, Miss Florence Will
Jams, Miss Nettie Tanner. Miss Smell,
Mrs. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur q.
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. NJ. Fraxier, Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Beebe. Mrs. e. p. Wal
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Pfeiffer, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Onterdinger, Mr.. and Mrs. c. :.
O'Neil. Misses Edith and Bessie Bell, Mrs.
Belden. Miss Charlotte Belden. Mrs. Col
by. Miss Lucille Colby. DR.. and Mrs John
r. Sharp, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock, of
this city. and Mrs L. J. Pugh. Of To-
ledo, Ohio.
The mock trial Of Mr.. Ofterdinger for
attempting to secure q reputation ~ Q
fisherman and singer was feature OF
the evening while the solos Of Mr.. Rob
erts. accompanied by Mr.. Pfeiffer were
also much enjoyed.