Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-08
MI SOCIETXE
For Charity.

The GEORGETOWN Woman's Guild will
| hold a gentlewoman's sale December 10, II
| and u, at the Kanawha apartment. Dunn
barton avenue near 3Oth street. The
patronesses are Mesdames James H. w.
Blake, James T. Marshall, c. Powell
Grady, Herbert c. Wilkins, T. D. Waters,
Frank S. Bright, Robert B. Tenney. Anna
Middleton. Edgar Frisby. George P. Du
Bose and Misses Anna Abbott, Ella Moore
and Mrs. r. Lee Cox.
Livingston Manor Chapter, D. A. R.,
will hold sale of fancy articles, aprons.
homemade cakes, preserves and candy at
the home of Mrs. Charles w. Brown,
1411 X street northwest, Tuesday, De-
cember 10, from 3 to 10 O'Clock.
a display OF Neighborhod industries will
be opened at Rauscher's tomorrow under
the auspices of the Social Settlement
Neighborhood House, and of Mrs. Chris
tan Hemmick, chairman of the indus
| trial department Mrs. Fremont, Mrs.
man, Miss Gillett, Mrs. L. w. Page. Mrs.
A. Neigh, Miss Siebert, members of
the board. will preside and some of the
younger set will act as models.
The exhibit comprises the latest crea-
tons from Paris in the line of house,
furnishings. bits of old lace and antique
stuffs made UP into lampshades, pillows,
ETC., French batiste hand embroidered
etc.
The tea and sale to be given at ST.
Roses Technical School, California street
and Phelps place, Wednesday, the 11th
from 3 10 I, promises TO be great sue
cess. attractive booths having been arrang-
ed for fancy work, dolls preserves. cakes,
candy. household utilities, fortune telling
mystery table. Amusement will be af-
fOrded the little ones by Mrs. Wigs Cab
base Patch" with Mrs. Callahan Mrs.
Wigs. Nine. Jusserand, assisted by
ladies from the diplomatic corps, will be
in the tearoom.
Mrs. Edison Bradley will give a Christ
mas fair in aid of the Home for Incura-
bles at her residence Saturday, Decem-
Der ii, at 4 o'clock
Mrs. Huntington Wilson and Mrs.
Charles Rae will take the tickets at the
Mrs. Fremont Smith will be at the tea
| tables. Mrs. Duncan Mckim. Mrs
Symons, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. James
S. Harlan, Mrs Hugh Wallace, Mrs.
Richard Harlow and Mrs. Seaton Schroe-
| der will be in charge of the work tables.
| Among the ushers will be Lord Eustace
| Percy. Mr.. Chauncey Hackett. Mr.. F.
| Huidekoper. Mr. r. Huidekoper. Mr..
! Carl Glover Mr. William Morrow, Mr.
| Basil Miles, Mr.. Schmolk.
| Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, 1895 Massa-
| chusetts avenue. and Mrs. Edison Bradley,
| IDS Connecticut avenue, have the sale of
|
| the door.
! In the interest of the Housekeepers AL
| lance, a lunch and sale of Porto Rican
embroideres and other fancy articles Will
| be held Monday, December .. from - 10
to o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. p.
| Clark. jr., 1862 Lanier place. Those as
| sisting with the sale are Mrs. Harvey w
| Wiley, president of the alliance; Mrs. \.
| +. Clark, jr., Miss Ellen V,nton, Mrs w.
] D. Bigelow and other members of the Or
| Sanlzation.
The United States Daughters of 1912
will give card party at the New Ebbitt
Monday, December ., at pm.
The Christmas SALE under the auspices
| Of the women of All Souls Unitarian
| Church, will open Monday night in thu
small and large bathrooms of the New
| Willard Hotel, with an entertainment and
dance. The festivities will start with
music by Nine. Dorothy tombstone Base
Ter. harpiste of Philadelphia, and Miss
Jean Wilson in monologue.
| The Christmas sale will be conducted
Tuesday from 10 o'clock in the morning
until 10 at night. Tea will be served
/ Tuesday from until q in the afternoon.
Among the patrons Monday night will
| he Count and Countess Won BernStorff,
Mrs. Charles j. Bell, Col. and Mrs.
Blount. Mrs. Ddson Bradley, Senator Bur-
ton. Mrs. Charles Henry Butler. Mrs.
Murray Crane. Mrs. Whitman Cross, Mrs.
j. j..
| Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale Mrs. Marguerite
| Spalding Gerry, Mrs. NJ {. Hanna, Mrs.
Justice Hughes. Mrs. George Lond. Mrs.
| Cabot Lodge, Secretary and Mrs. Knox,
Rev and Mrs. L. O.. b. Pierce. Mrs.
4 Myron NJ. Parker. Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick, Mrs. Mcmillan, Prof. and Mrs.
Spanhoff. Mrs. Charles Spalding, Mrs
Boughton Wood, Mrs. Henry White, Gen.
Woodruff. Miss Woodruff. Mrs. Wicker
sham and Mrs. William y. Hammond.
The executive committee in charge of
the affair is composed of Mrs Cross, Mrs
II Stewart, Mrs. Hood. Mrs. Gale, Miss
II Newton and Mrs. Woodward.
The chairmen of the various subcommit-
tees are: Mrs. Mary +. Crenshaw. supper:
Mrs. Louis Simon, childrens' table; Mrs
H. h. Fulton. candy table; Mrs. w. C.
II Hill, baby table; Mrs. j. +. Hood, fancy
table; Miss Patrick, book table: Mrs. j.
Med. Stewart, apron table, and Mrs. j.
j. Lghtfoot, delicatessen.
The board of managers and junior COM
mittee of the Working Boys Home
cordially invite you to an informal tea
and sale to be held Thursday, December
II, from 8 until q, at the George Maulsby
Memorial Home $50 c street Mrs. VIII
liam ker is acting president, and Mrs.
Walter Tuckermap president Of the junior
committee.
The ladies OF All Souls Mission are Civ
ing u luncheon at Epi 1hany Hall on G