The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-06
Several Society Women to
Assist Mrs. Westcott at
Charity Bal.

Mrs. Horace Westcott, who will he at
the head Vt the receiving line at the
Charity ball Monday night, will have
with her Mrs. c. G Glover. Mrs. Clar-
ence Wilson, Miss Alys Meyer. daugh-
Ter Of tile Secretary of the Navy, and
Miss Mary Carlisle.
Mrs. Harold Sawnll. chairman of the
ball committee. has been CT rapelied to
transfer her duties to Mrs. westcott. on
account Of the death of her father, Rear
Admiral Evans. Mrs. Mcclure, presi-
dent OF the board of lady managers of
the Children's' HOSPITAL, which is the
beneficiary of the occasion, and Mrs.
Gherardi. who also are relatives OF the
late naval officer. also have retired from
the receiving party. thus making con-
siderable change in the personnel.
Mrs: Archibald Oracle will enter
tain informally at tea tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Cole, wife Of Major Henry d.
Cole, U. 8. A., will entertain at a
luncheon Saturday, january 10, in
compliment to Mrs. Reisinger, of Cal
ifornia,. who Is spending some time
In Washington.
NJ. c., and Mrs Biddie will be hosts
at dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will entertain
at house-warming tea this afternoon
dsnee. i7os New Hsmpshire avenue % e'''
The Washington branch Of the
Women's Welfare committee Of the civ.
&c Federation. has arranged for a
course OF lectures to be given every
fortnight. beginning Wednesday morn
Arthur JEFFREY Parsons. 17ol Eighteenth
street, at II o'clock.
The object Of these lectures is to ex.
tee. what It already has accomplished in
WASHINGTON. and what 1t claims to do In
A. H. Pratt will be the speaker at the
thropy Of New YORK S %hS wifi ri dsous.
welfare work. He will be introduced
by Secretary Franklin Macveagh, who
was one Of the founders Of the civic
John Andrew. Secretary of the Ameri.
can Association of Labor Legislation
Will deliver the second lecture and Con-
gresham John J. Esch Of Wisconsin,
Congress.
The speaker on February z, will be
Arthur II. Ham, Secretary of the Re.
medal Law Association of New York
III SOIIHtCllOH W1tH the SdgS
Foundation, who will speak on the
loan shark evil. Mr.. Ham will be In
troduced by Congressman Julius Kahn
OF California.
will be announced later. The COMMITTEES
earnestly hopes the public will avail it.
self OF this opportunity to hear experts
on these important social problems.
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Miss Leonora O'RcilIy, Of New York,
vice president of the Women's Trade
Union League, will deliver an address
under the auspices of the District Fed
Raleigh Hotel. Her subject viii be
The Woman Behind the Machine"
Miss o'Reilly addressed the I->Sn:
chufch. on Thursday evening.
Cong, essman and Mrs. Edwin s. I'm.
derhill, of New York. have taken apart
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Mrs. A. c. Mayer
Entertains At Bridge.
Mrs. A. c. Mayer, of the Wyoming,
entertained few friends AT bridge
yesterday afternoon. Her guests were
Mrs. Edgar Kaufman, Mrs. Harry Loeb,
Mrs. Morton Luchs, Mrs. Goldsmith
Sigmund, Mrs. Wallace Luchs, Mrs. Ma
than Frank and Mrs. Julian Brylaw-
ski.
Miss Dora kaufman, who has been
visiting Miss Celeste Goodman, OF the
Sterling, returned to her home In Phil
adelphia today.
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Mrs. Edwin Rich. OF Schenectady
Y. Y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Rich, Of Harvard street.
Mrs. Milton Kaddcn, who has been
visiting relatives in Baltimore for the
past week, has returned to her home
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Miss Adele Danenbers. of Baltimore,
is the guest Of Mrs, Dave Rothschild
of Park road.
Mrs. T. Oettinger. of Wilson, N. c.,
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Z. Ro-
senthal, OF Thirteenth street.
Miss Mabel Som, who has been vis-
ting friends In Washington, left during
the week for New York to spend a few
weeks before returning to her home In
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs. A. Kahn and daughter. Miss
Bernice Kahn, OF Baltimore, and Miss
Beatrice Schoeneman. of Philadelphia
We're in Washington for a few days
during the week.
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Miss Carrie Fay, who has been spend.
ing the past few months In Washing
ton with her sister, Mrs. Sydney Mayer
of the Wordsworth. has returned tc
her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. s. l.. Heilburn, of the EARRING.
ton, Sixteenth and Columbia road, vii
be at home tomorrow. from 3 to
p: M. In celebration of her SEVENTEEN
birthday.
Miss Trueman Weinberg, of Balti.
more, is visiting friends in Washington