The Washington herald., 1912-03-10

North Carolina, State president of Ma
tion Society. United States Daughters OF
| 1872, and with Mrs. Stonewall Jackson
| organized the Julia Jackson Chapter,
Children OF the Confederacy. They were
its first leaders. Mrs. Watt has eleven
colonial bars and is a general leader
in all the worthy organizations of the
State. Little Miss Dorothy, the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Bartlett, OF Nevada, received much
attention.
The Out-of-town guests were DIR. and
Mrs. Fremont Taylor, Judge and Mrs.
r. o. Moon, of Philadelphia: Mrs, T. c.
Earl, Of Connellsville, and Mrs. Charles
B. Stuart, of Lafayette, Ind. Among the
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Truman
G. Palmer. OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Alden Richardson. OF Delaware:
former Senator and Mrs. Burrows. of
Michigan; NJ. NJ. Doyle, OF Wisconsin;
DR.. and Mrs. HowertOn, Of New York
City; Mrs. Anna Ordway, of New Hamp-
shire; Mr.. stephen Carroll, of Buffalo;
Mr.. Samuel A. Stephens, OF Missouri:
Mr.. Thomas Smith, OF Georgetown Uni
versity; Senator and Mrs. Miles Poin-
dexter. of Washington; Miss Mary Tenn
pie, of Tennessee. and Mrs. Lewis Jones,
of Youngstown. Ohio. Residential Wash
ington was well represented by more
than 200 women and nearly 100 men, the
latter, many of them in their business
suits. II was left to Mrs. Hill to invite
the men tc come direct from their Of
fees for a social cup of tea, and il was
voted 4 great success.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Tolcott, chairman of st.
Johns CGeorgetownl committee, Of the
board of lady managers for the Episco-
pal Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, an
nounces the following as her assistants
at fascy table No. ! for the bazaar TO
be given for the benefit of the hospital.
April a and %, at the Arlington Hotel:
Mrs. Frederick B. Howden, Mrs. Henry
w, Offutt Mrs. William Ballantyne, Mrs.
Acheson F. Hassan, Mrs. James Berrall,
Mrs. E. Wiley Stearns, Mrs. Robert ].
Peck, and Mrs. Henry B. Simpson, of
st. Johns parish, and Mrs. Semple Pet
tbs, Mrs c. c. Hall, and Mrs. Henry
Sheers, of Grace Church, Georgetown.
Mrs. Corbin Birch, chairman of the Ad-
vent Church committee, will be assisted
by Mrs. M NJ Albright, Mrs. c. w.
Rattle, and Mrs. Richard S. NEWMAN. at
the lemonade booth.
Mrs. wickersham, wife OF the Attorney
General, entertained at tea for young
people yesterday afternoon at s o'clock
in honor of her house guest, Miss Almy,
VI LdhEthCSs AOhS ASiohu.
Representative and Mrs. William
Graves Sharp were hosts at a lecture
last night at the Congressional Club by
Miss Mary Proctor on Other worlds
than ours
mountain pageant of historic tab
leaux and symbolic figures for the benefit
of the educational work of the South
ern Industrial Educational Association
will be given at the Bristol school on
Friday, April L.. at $ p. m, with a
matinee for students, April IL. at D. m.
This original and beautiful presentation
promises to be most attractive. Among
the patronesses viii be Mrs. Matthew
Scott, Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs. johnson, and
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Washington Alliance Of Jewish Women
to be held Tuesday afternoon. March Il.
at 2:s0 O'Clock in the vestry OF the
Eighth Street Temple. Miss Mabel Board
man will read paper on Prevention OF
accident and first aid IN Industrial
life in the United States" and Mrs. 1.
Grosner viii have one on Moses Mem
delssohn." There also win be a short talk