The Washington herald., 1912-03-24
Continued from r.Ee one.

given April "a and 8 for the Episcopal
Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital. has
chosen the following assistants, one from
each Of the twenty-eight parishes IN the
Diocese of Washington: Mrs. II. Wal
bridge, OF Trinity; Mrs. John Paul Earn
est, Of ST. Johns CWashingtonD; Mrs. c.
B. Hoppin, st. Stephens; Mrs. Frederick
r. Roberts, of Epiphany; Mrs William
N. Dove, Of st. Michael and All An
gels; Mrs. G. N. Foote and Mrs. ]. l.
Parsons, jr.. from the Chapel Of the Ma
tivity; Miss Alice E. Edwards, OF As
cension; Mrs. Oliver Magruder, Of the
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd: Miss Lille
Soper Of Christ Church (Washington);
Mrs. Frank Brown, of St Margaret's;
Mrs. E N. Mix. OF All Saints Chevy
Chase; Mrs. Burton r. Ross and Mrs.
Charles Linnell, of Incarnation; Mrs.
Emory J. Bentley, of Rock Creek; Mrs.
H w. Offutt. OF st. Johns (Georgetown);
Miss Semple Pettis, Of Grace Church
CGeorgetown): Mas Glorvina B. Gordon,
Of Christ Church [Georgetown), and
Mrs. william NJ. Hewin and Mrs. L B.
Swormstedt, of St. Andrews parish
Announcement is made that the sup
Per will be served in that part OF the
Arlington Hotel which was formerly the
home OF the late Senator Charles Sum-
ner and during his lifetime the scene OF
much brilliant hospitality.
Great interest attaches to the plans OF
the mystery table committee, under the
leadership of Mrs. Alexander Pope, Of
St. Marks Church. Associated with Mrs.
Pope are Mesdames william B. Trott,
Edmund Barry, William r. De Vries,
and r. z. Grant, and Miss Elizabeth c.
Chew, of st. Marks: Mesdames w. NJ.
Steuart, D. W. Middleton, w. r. Myers,
and George Van Fossen, and Miss Lille
Acker, of Trinity Parish; Mrs. w. G.
Davenport. of Emmanuel Church (Ana-
costia): Mrs. c. R. Buck. Miss Agnes
Burgess, and Miss Ida NJ. White, OF Rock
Creek; Mrs. James H. Taylor. of ST. Al
bans, and Miss Henrietta Harding and
Mrs George H. McGrew, Of Silver Spring,
Nd
Mrs. Taft has been invited to occupy
the Presidential box at the benefit per
formsnce given Tuesday evening, March
g, for the building fund of the Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs at Columbia
TheatSr.
Mrs. William E. Andrews. president of
the federation, will occupy another box
and have as her guests Mrs. Mary S.
Lockwood. district regent of the d. A.
r.; Mrs. c. D. Merwin, of the District
United Daughters OF the Confederacy:
Mrs. Ernest W. Roberts, president of the
Congressional Club, and Mrs. Horace W.
Towner. of the Iowa Chapter, P. E. o.
The ladies of the Infants and Children's
Dispensary Association will hold an
Easter sale and tea at the residence of
Mrs. W. Z. Buell., 1883 Newton street,
Friday, March %, from to 6 O'Clock.
The dispensary is located at 1854 N street
northwest
A nj.
be held at the New Willard Saturday,
March 30, and promises to be a notable
event 1t IS expected it will be the largest
one ever held with the exception OF the
on held N 1902, which was the occasion
OF the centennial OF the founding OF the
institution. Graduates from other cities
than Washington will be present, and
there will be an attendance of about 200
officers. Preparation has been made for
the special entertainment Of the guests
who will assemble at o'clock. One of
the features will be a play written by
Capt. James A Moss. now attached to the
office OF the Chief OF Staff at the War
Department. The play Is THE Regenera-
tion Of Robert Eurdock." and is par
ticularly well adapted to the reunion.
Secretary Of War Stlmson will be pres
ent, likewise Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood, |
Chief OF Staff. President Taft has been |
invited.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
Anvil Club was held at the residence OF
Miss Nellie Little, 22lIs Eleventh street |
southwest
The younger element OF Washington So
ciety will be much interested in the re-
turn Of the New York Columbia Uni |
versity Players in a new musical comedy. |
entitled The Mysterious Miss Apache" |
They will be pleasantly remembered by |
their success OF last year, Made in |
India given in the New Willard ball |