The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
contlnsea from rase one.


CHAPTER, and Miss Helen Grinth, repre-
senting the Winnie Davis Chapter.
The patronesses include Mrs. Champ
Clark. Mrs Oscar Underwood. Mrs. John
sharp Williams. Mrs. Jefferson Randolph
Rsan, Mrs. ]. Williams Henry, Mrs. Al
fred p. Thon. Mrs. Presley n. Rixey,
Mrs Duncan u. Fletcher. Mrs ]. B.
william A Jones. Mrs. Swanson. Mrs.
James L Slayden. Mrs. George n. Stern
berg. Mrs Arthur Lee, Mrs. W. W. Fin
ley, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Lurton. Mrs. Mat
thew 7. Scott, Mrs. Edward Munford.
Mrs Ralph Cross johnson, Mrs. Samuel
spsneer Mrs. Virginis Miller. Miss Bessie
Kibbey, Mrs Lindsey Morehead. Mrs.
Fanny J. Kicks. Mrs. Charles Carter.
Mrs. James Davenport and Mrs Martin
Ltteton.
The washIngtonians" have issued
cards for their April dance, which Will
be held In National Rifies Armory on
Thursday evening.
The Columbia Country Club has made
elaborats preparations for tts '1adies'
night" entertainment and dance On April
a. The young women who viii preside
at the punch bowl are Mss Genevieve
Clark, daughter OF the Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives: Miss Sally
williams. daughter OF Senator John
Sharp Williams; Miss Ethel Lloyd.
daughter OF the Representative from
Missouri; Miss Ann Seymour Jones,
daughter OF the Representative from Ylr-
Einfa; Miss Roberta Amies, Miss Clara
Emory Darlington. Miss Mary Madison
Jones, Miss Leila Howard, Miss Helen
zeh. Miss Ethel Foster, Miss Helen
Chandlee, and four young girls from
Fairmont Seminary. Prof Wills Moore
Will give q talk, Troubles Of the
Weather Man" Senator Catron will
make an address. and the ogsil Carroll
male quartet will sing. Mr.. Arthur
Pierce and Mr.. Raymond Morgan, will
give some dialect songs, and Edwin Cal
low will give some Of his character
readings.
Exceptional talent has been secured
for the musicale TO be given Thursday
evening. April 25, at the home OF Mrs
Charles W. Richardson. 13lT Connecti-
cut Avenue. for the benefit of the edu-
cationsl department of the Young Wom-
EMS Christian Association.
Mrs Helen De Yo. soprano; Mrs.
Ralph Barnard, contralto, and Mr.. Hen
~ Purcell Veazie, barytone, will sing.
Selections will be given by a string
quartet, composed OF Misses Elizabeth
Wilbur, Eda Bowers, Messrs. Josef Kas-
P-A s-AAA IL AASSb 4@SAb-
The Alabama delegation of d. A. R.,
consisting Of Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs.
Morgan Smith. MRS Peter Bryce, Mrs.
Trimble, and Mrs Dowdel, were enter
tained at tea by Mrs. Martha s. Glelow,
OF Alabama, founder and vice president
OF the Southern Industrial Educational
Association, at the associations head
quarters, room 325, Southern Building,
Saturday afternoon.
Many of the D. A. r. delegates have
visited the beautiful exhibit of weav-
ings and basketry displayed by the as
sociation, and have enjoyed a cup of
South Carolina tea, served from the at
tractiTe North Carolina tea table made
(as is all of the unique mission furniture
Of the ofice) by mountain students in
mountain schools.
The Southern Industrial Educational
Association is sending out Invitations
10 hear Miss Petit speak on the noun
tain work at the Hindman School, Ken
tucky, April q, at 4 p. m, room sol,
Southern Building. All are cordially in
vfted.
Miss Alma Evans entertained the
Sans Souce Card Club on Thursday even
ing. April Is. at her home in Alexan-
dria. Five hundred was the game, and
an exciting two hours were spent in its
enjoyment. At the end of that time it
WAS found thai Miss Steadman, for the
ladies, and Mr.. Carroll, for the gentle
men, had made the highest scores, for
which the hostess awarded them ac-
reptable prizes. Light refreshments
were served. and shortly after the men,
hers departed 20 catch the last car back
to the city.
Miss Blanche Fish will be hostess for
the next meeting, on Thursday evening,
at her home, 130 Eleventh Street South
east.