Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26

resenting the collegiate, dental, law and
ma deal departments has been WorKinS
earnestly for the past three weeks. anu
reports indicate that IN point o. decoia-
tons and programs the coming prom VIII
rival any like function ever held in TINS
city. The following are t. memne-s OIL
the subcommittee: Deco. :.tions'Charles
7. Reilly, chairman: L. NJ. PelZman ana
L. i. Hooper Invtations-P. J. Noonan,
chairman: William J. Stanton. Philip -.
Miner and +. NJ. Pelzman; Music.J2seph
r. Abbott. chairman: William +. t1tz-
gerald and Thomas Leo Fortune. Pa
tnronessesMEdward V. Carter chairman;
Joseph +, Abbott and john Doyle car
mody. Program-John Doyle Carmody,
chairman; Charles j. Reilly and 'a II
tine Duff. Press-Thomas Leo Fortune
Abbott. Printing-Joseph J. Walsh. char
! mn: Valentine Duff and William c. Ken
nedy.
Elaborate arrangements are being mace
nv the Gov. Thomas Wells Society. Chil-
dren of the American Revolution, to hold
a colonial entertainment at the new so
ciety Playhouse on n street, April 8. at
$50 pm. Among the large list OF pa
tronesses are the following: MIS-. M E,Ns
r. scott, Mrs. II. II. Lurton. Mrs Charles
-. Hughes. Mrs. George NJ. Stern2erg'
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Mrs. II. L..
Hodgkins, Mrs. George Thomas ona :,
wood. Miss Elizabeth Pierce, Mrs l.. D..
Ioean Mrs. s. A. Welles, Mrs. Charles
n Sigsbee and Mrs. Charles P. Grand
field. -, urs
Clayton E. Emig. president, ana MI WIS 3
Ioseph A. Enslow, chairman. The Lov:
Thomas Wells Society Of the Children OF
the American Revolution was nafheu Wy
Mrs. William Howard Tart.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wolf Will De a.
f,;o dc.
King street, Alexandria. Va, from Z untli
10 o'clock, in honor of Mr. ana Mrs:
Jonah Bernheimer. who were recent'S
married in Philadelphia.
Minister and Mime. Loudon ehtert alneo
at a musical last night.
Mrs. Howard S. Reside. who under
went an operation Friday night Tor ap-
nendicitis. was reported last night as pro-
eressinr satisfactorily She is at Car
field Hospital. where she was taken aIter
tine necessity for the operation became
apparent and where many INQUIRIES We're
made for her yesterday, with the encour-
aging report as stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Hills will be at
home informally to their friends TINS art,
ernoon, from o'clock TO D. ihey VIII
sail Wednesday for an extended absence
abroad.
Cen. and Mrs. William Pennock Rog-
ers and Miss Kate Browning. sister OF
Mrs. Rogers. will sail from New YORK
March 90 on the steamer Cretic or the
White Star line, for Naples. Italy. and
after a short stay there will then go to
Rome, and thence to the Italian lakes,
Florence, Paris, Switzerland, Germany
and London. They will remain abroad
for several months.
Mrs. Spencer Eddy has been seriously
i'll In Berlin, where she recently under
went an operation. She is said to be on
the road to recovery. Mrs. Eody. VINO
was Miss Lurline Spreckels. spent por-
ton Of last winter in California for the
benefit Of her health. which has not been
robust for several years. Mrs. {. August
Spreckels has gone to Berlin from her
Paris home, to be near her daughter. Mr..
Eddy recently resigned from the diplo-
matte service to travel with his young
wife. On her recovery they may return
to America.
have taken apartments at the Fairmont
in San Francisco for several months, left
last sunday for southern California to
spend POLO week at Coronado. They were
entertained at dinner last week by
Baron and Baroness Won Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Baker Pansy
Perkins) are coming to this city this
week. lNcy are accompanied ny
Perkins cousin Miss Alma Perkins, and
will remain several weeks.
Mrs. George Eldrdge was a recent
hostess at the Town and Country Club,
San Francisco. in honor Of Mrs. Frank
Denny. wife Of Maj. Denny, who is at
the FSairmont from this city.
Among the latest arrivals at the Alex
andria Grand Hotel, Lausanne. Switzer-
land, are Mrs. Harrison, widew of the
late President Of the United States. and
her daughter.
Lieut.. COL and Mrs. Miller, Fort George