The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-04-23
ENTERTAINMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
The board of lady managers OF the
Episcopal Eye. Ear, and Throat Hospital
are making final plans for the annual ba-
zaar to be given for the benefit Of the
institution, May 3 and 4. at the Arlington
Hotel. Mrs. Charles E. Buck, president
of the board, is in charge assisted by the
following chairmen of committees: Re
ception, Mrs. William H. Fox. first vice
president; cake table No. l, Mrs. William
n. Wilmer, Epiphany Church; cake table
No. 2, Mrs. w. H. Fox, St Johns Church,
Washington, and Mrs. William NJ. Dove.
st. Michaels and All Angels; flowers,
Miss Florence Woods, Church Of the As
cension. and ice cream, Miss Mary Arm
strong Mason, of st. Pauls Church.
The two fancy tables will be presided
over by Mrs. Mary E. Smoot, of st.
Johns and Mrs. j. w. Blake, of Christ
Church, Georgetown. Candy table No.
will be in charge of Mrs. ]. r. Johnston,
of St. Thomas and candy table No. in
the care of Mrs. A. c. Fenton, of st.
Margarets parish Mrs. Edward Roome,
OF St Stephens Church; Mrs. Corbin
Birch, of the Church of the Advent, and
Miss Julia Tompkins. of st. James par
ish, will conduct a lemonade and fruit
punch booth. and Mrs. r. L. Grant, of
committee, which will have a fine display
of linen products. Mrs. Grants co-chair-
men are Mrs. A L. van de Veer, of st.
Andrews; Mrs. William B. Trott of st.
Marks; Mrs. c. E. Buck, of St Paufs,
Rock Creek. and Mrs. George H. Nc
Grew, of Grace Church, Silver Spring,
Nd. Mrs. Thomas J. Jones, of Mount St
Adams, has charge of the coffee making.
Mrs. Edward Roome will have charge
of the mattresses. who will wear distinc-
tive costumes. Mrs W. NJ Dove will be
a committee of one to dispense informa-
ton, and Mrs. ]. R. johnson will provide
a fortune for those in search of a good
one Mrs c. B. Hoppin- is chairman of
tho music and dancing committee.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs will hold its April
meeting in the parlors of the Portner,
Mrs. W. E. Andrews presiding. An in
tercsting programme has been arranged
and all club women are invited to at
tend, especially those from out of town
attending the international convention
OF the Mothers Congress. The annual
meeting of the federation will be held
the first Wednesday in May. when off,
GERS will be elected.
Mrs William Floyd Sicard and Mrs.
Reid Hunt were hostesses at a large
bridge party yesterday afternoon at the
Washington Club. Festoons of Southern
smilax and clusters of American Beauty
roses formed the decorations, and the
tea table was adorned with a centerpiece
of ferns and spring flowers. Those assist
ing Mrs Sicard and Mrs. Hunt in re-
ceIving their guests were Mrs. Watson,
wife of the new Senator from West Vtr-
ginia: Mrs. Rayner. Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott, Mrs Jere Wheelwright, of Balti-
more: Mrs. Hannis Taylor, Mrs. Donald
Mclean. the Misses Brady, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe. Mrs. Chatard,
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Spalding, and Mrs.
Waters.
Miss Thompson will give an entertain
ment next Friday evening. April Is. at
ST. Andrews parish hall. Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets. when a number
OF fancy dances, Rotations. and songs
will be rendered by young people.
Mrs. J. c. Kelton was hostess at tea
yesterday afternoon at her home in r
street in honor Of her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Robert Kelton. wife Of Capt. Kelton,
u. S. A.
Miss Frances Thorn has issued invita-
lions for tea Thursday afternoon. April
q, at o'clock at her residence in Bit
more street, when her guests will be
asked to meet Miss Daniels.
The Young womans Christian Home
which is also a working girls boarding
house. will celebrate its silver anniver-
sary next Tuesday afternoon at the
home, 81 c street northwest, at a tea
from to G. Mrs. John NJ. Biddle will
preside. and the auxiliary board will be
the hosts. 1t is composed of Mrs. Muir
ray Cobb, Mrs. Fleming Newbold. Mrs.
Howard Nyman, Mrs. Richard Pairo,
Mrs. James Watmough, Miss Ledyard,
Miss Edith McCammon. Miss Cassels,
Miss Downing, Miss Constable. Miss
Lily Finley, Miss Hayden, and Miss Helen
Mulliken- The house is the old Kibbey
homestead, presented to the manage
ment by Miss Elizabeth Kibbey. twenty
five years ago. for the purpose for which
1t is now used.
A dinner dance will be given at the
Chevy Chase Club Saturday evening,
April q. which promises to be an enjoy
able affair. The committee is composed
of Maj. William E. Horton, Mr.. Jerome
Bonaparte, Mr.. Frederick de c. Faust.
Lieut.. Commander L c. Palmer, Lieut..
Byron A. Long, Capt. L. Mason Gulick /
Capt Graham L. johnson, and Mr.. William
I. Bingham. At dinner the entire party
VIII be seated at one large table AS the |
Club will probably occupy the new build |
ing in the near future, this dinner. dance
VIII be one of the last specially organized
functions to be held in the old building. |
The Radcliffe Club of Washington held
Its regular monthly meeting with the
secretary. Miss Cation, the Darlington.
on Friday evening. April q. Interest was
evinced in the coming this week of the
stratford prize play. THE Piper, by |
Mrs. Josephine Preston Peabody Marks. |
q former student at Radcliffe Radcliffe's
interest in dramatics is well known. |
The End OF the Bridge" new play oy |
Miss Florence Lincoln, Radcliffe II. has |
been running in Boston for the past eight
weeks. attracting much favorable conn
msnt The Radcliffe Club Of washingtoui