The Washington times., 1912-03-28
Bazaar Of the Months
Opens at Raucher's
Today.

one OF the most ambitious OF the
various Lenten entertainments for char
ity is the Bazaar of the Months" which
opened this afternoon at o'clock, at
Rauscher's. The Working Boys Home
which each gear shelters hundreds OF
energetic lads engaged in selling news
papers and various other industries
common to young America, will be ,he
beneficiary.
The months of the year from snow
clad January through the spring, sum
mer, and autumn. back to cold Deceni-
Der again, will be typihed by twelve
attractive booths presided over by
twelve prominent society women, eac1
with a corps of able assistants. There
will also be an information booth, where
Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Childs, and Mrs. George
EldridSe will answer all questions ABOUT
the home.
Among those presiding at tine booths
will be Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes, Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins, Miss Hide
garde Nagel, Viscountess day. Mrs.
Alexander Graham Bell, Mrs. Walter
Wilcox, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Miss
Mary McCauley. Miss Margaret Cotton
Smith Mrs. Harlow, Miss Hammond,
Lee. Assisting will be Mrs. Henry
Krcgstad, the Misses SedgeIy, Mrs.
Gore, Mrs. Lansing, Mrs Judson, Miss
Kennedy, Miss Burke. Miss Mary
Howry' Miss NOyes; Miss s,,.I elizabeth I.6;.
and the Misses Crane, Mrs. EdW ard Nc
Cauley. Miss Lydia Biddle, Mrs. Talbot
Miss Marie Stevens, Miss Perkins, Miss
Julia Brlce, Miss Alice SaWtelle, Miss
schroeder, Miss Mary Winslow, Miss
| Margary Smith, Miss Katharine Denni-
son, Mrs Esmond Ovey, Miss Harriet
Southerland. Miss Gladys Hinckley,
| Miss Laura Merriam, Miss Dorothy VIII
/ bert Grosvenor, Mrs. Fairch!ld, Mrs.
Fremont smith, Mrs. McCan,mon, Mrs.
Alexander, Mrs. Franklin X, Lane. Mrs.
Cbristian Hemmick, Mrs Van Reypen,
| Mrs. Tittmann, Mrs. Timmons. Mri.
Logan Waller Page, Mrs. Rldgely, Mrs.
Harry Kerr, Mrs. Lawrence Heap, Mrs.
Murray A. Cobb, Mrs. j. Breckenridge
Bayne, Mrs. Frank Poe, Miss Perkins,
Miss Janet Fish, Miss Rid6ely and
others.
The bazaar will continue until 10 o'clock
| with a program of attractive songs and
tableaux, arranged by Mrs Christian
| HemmIck, as the feature Of the even
ing's entertainment
Tomorrow the sale will open in the
| morning, and continue throughout the
day until about O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Fill OF Chevy
Chase, will leave Washington Monday
| for trip to Florida.
=.
Clarence Eiseman was host last even
ing at a dance given at the Cairo, in
celebration of his twenty-first birthday
! anniversary. Dancing was enjoyed un-
I til a late hour. when a buffet supper
was served. He was the recipient of a
handsome gold watch and other beau
| tiful gifts.
Miss Dora Shiffman. of Harvard
street, left Washington yesterday "a
| spend a few weeks in New York, as the
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. c. II. Bern
helm, of Riverside drive.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney Straus. OF Six
teenth street. are spending some time in
Atlantic City.
Miss Bernice Kahn. of Baltimore, is
| spending a few days in Washington
with Miss Celeste Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Behrend, OF the
| Wyoming. are spending a few weeks in
Atlantic City, and are registered at the
Hotel Rudolf.
Miss Floryne Likes. of Baltimore,
spent the week end in Washington with
| friends.
| T.
Mrs. Nose Danenberg, OF New York
| spent the week end in Washington as
| the guest of Mrs. Charles Kaufman, oi
| the Gibraltar.
! Mrs. Meyer Stern, of the Ashley. has
| as her guest her niece, Mrs. Sondheimer
] of Philadelphia.