The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-04-09
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The April meeting of Wendell Wolfe
Chapter d. A. r., was held Monday
evening at 1446 y street northwest with
Mrs Alice Smith Rock. Mrs. Sarah
Smith Morrow. and Miss Mary Z Smith
as hostesses, and the regent. Miss Bertha
Frances Wolfe, presiding After the rou-
tine of business, an interesting paper on
| New England Generals" prepared by
Miss Kate Marshall Jaquette. was read
by the regent The chapter enjoyed SOW
eral contralto solos by Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, accompanied by Miss Pond,
both of Continental Chapter. Mrs How
ard l. Hodgkins, an honorary member
OF the chapter and former State regent,
gave an interesting talk on the gifts that
have been made TO Continental Hall. A
social hour followed, during which re-
freshments were served. Wendell Wolfe
Chapter is almost n year old. having
been organized April Is, 1910. with six
teen members, while it now numbers
twenty-siX
,, will give their annual Dixie dance at the
Arlington Hotel April IS
officers of the Washington Wellesley
Club will be at home informally for the
last time this season with the club pres
ident. Mrs. Davis. at tine Westmoreland
tomorrow afternoon. Plans will be dis
cussed for the annual spring luncheon on
May s.
The following is the list OF ratronesses
for the performance of simply Cynthia"
to be given on Tuesday afternoon. April
*. at tho Columbia Theater. by the
Princeton Triangle Club: Mrs. Samuel s.
Adams, Mrs. Edward A. Balloch, Mrs.
William BaIlantyne, jr.. Mrs. Andrew c.
! Bradley. Mrs. Charles II. Bradley. Mrs.
Edmund Brady. Mrs. Alexander Britton,
Mrs. Frank Q. Briggs, Mrs George w.
Brown. Mrs. Wilhelmus B. Bryan. Mrs.
John CaSsels, Mrs Frederic Z. Chaplin,
| Mrs Robert n. Craig, Mrs. w Murray
Crane. Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson. Mrs
Henry f. Davis, Mrs. 4 c. Downing,
Mrs G.. Thomas Dunlop, Mrs. John
Dunlop, Mrs. Andrew B. Duvall Mrs.
Frank +. Evans, Mrs. John o. Evans,
Mrs. William +. Flather, Mrs. John
w. Foster. Mrs. Duane L. Fox,
John w Foster. Mrs. Duane E. Fox,
Mrs. Robert J. Gamble. Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, Mrs J. Holdsworth Gordon. Mrs
James n. Johnston, Mrs. Rudolph kauff
mann, Mrs Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
A. E. Kelly, Mrs. Colin H Living
Harry c. Mclean. Mrs. Henrietta c.
Metzerott. Mrs. Wallace Neff, Mrs. Frank
Noyes, Mrs. Hughes Oliphant. Mrs. My
ron NJ. Parker. Mrs. John w. Pilling,
Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard, Mrs u. T.
Sewers, Mrs Edward J. Stellwagen, Mrs.
Henry c. Stewart, Mrs. Ross Thompson,
Mrs. Louise G. Wiehle. Mrs. II. L. Wig
more, Mrs. John F. wilkins, Mrs. Gard
ner +. Williams, Mrs. Beekman Win
The vice regent of the District, Mrs
Frederick William Clemens. entertained
the Maj. rEnfant Chapter, d. A. R..
Friday evening at her apartments in the
Albemarle Mr.. F. A. Newell, chief Of
the Bureau of Reclamation, gave an IL
Illustrated talk and DIR. James Dudley
Morgan, president of the Columbia His
torical Society, also made brief talk.
Officers of the Washington Wellesley
Club will be at home informally for the
last time this season with the club
president, Mrs. Davis, at the Westmore-
land, tomorrow afternoon. Plans will
be discussed for the annual spring
luncheon, May s.
Arrangements for the ball which will
take place at the navy yard Easter
Monday night, and which will be given
by the Women's Army and Navy
League, are nearly completed. This will
not be a costume ball. Commander A.
l.. Willard, L. S. N, is chairman of the
floor committee. which includes Capt.
Graham L. Johnson, U. S. A; Capt.
George Logan, U. S. A; Maj. Delaney.
u. s. A; Col. Richards, U. S. NJ c.;
Paymaster Schumann, U. S. N; Lieut..
Brilliant, U. S. N; Lieut.. Hall. U. s. A:
Commander Pollock, u. s. N; Maj. Bor-
den, u. s. A; Paymaster Higgins, U. s.
N; Capt. Quick, U. S. NJ. c.; j. F. j.
Archibald, Fred Mcclure, William F.
Hit, Lawrence Townsend. ]. T. Hen
bricks. ]. C. OLaughlin, William F.
Dennis, R. Ross Perry. jr., Robert
Stead, tr., and II. NJ. Humason.
A dance was given at the Washington
Country Club last night, which was
largely attended by members and guests.
The Paint and Powder Club Of Balti-
more win give benefit for the Christ
Child Society on Friday afternoon. April
q, at the New National. The operetta
will have many amusing scenes. the first
CT which Is laid in Spain, with christo-
phcr Columbus and Queen Isabella. I'M