The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-30

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Knowland. wife Of Representative Know
land of California; Mrs. w. r. Smith,
wife of Representative Smith Of Texas;
Mrs. Patten. Mrs ]. w. Byrnes. wife
of Representative Byrnes OF Tennessee;
Mrs. ]. R. Mann. wife of Representative
Mann of Illinois; Mrs. Ernest w. Rob-
erts. wife of Representative Roberts of
Massachusetts,: Mrs. Langley. wife of
Representative Langley of Kentucky;
Mrs. Charles c. Carlin, wife of Repre-
sentative Carlin Of Virginia; Mrs. e, s.
Underhill. wife of Representative Under
hill OF New York: Mrs. Cullop. wife of
Representative Cullop of Indiana: Mrs
James A. Gudger. jr., wife OF Represent
alive Gudger of North Carolina; Mrs.
Victor Murdoch, wife OF Representative
Murdoch of Kansas; Mrs. William p.
Borland. wife of Representative Bcrland
of Missouri; Mrs. Burton l.. French. wife
OF Representative French of Idaho; Mrs.
]. ]. Russell, wife of Representative Rus
sell OF Missouri: Mrs. Charles L. Bart
lett, wife OF Representative Bartlett Of
Georgia; Mrs. Hilles, Mrs. HARMON. Mrs
Charles C. McChord, Mrs. Judson, Mrs.
G. Clements, Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Fred
bennett, Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. W. @.
Harvey, Mrs. Wenzell, Mrs Turner,
Mrs. Burch, Mrs. A. H. Patterson, Miss
Jean Bowers, Miss Fanny Burke. Mrs
Mckay. Mrs. Pryor. Mrs. D. S. Gordon,
Mrs. E. l.. Koon, Miss Koon, and Mrs
F. N. Parker.
dustrial Educational Association organ
lied at the home of Mrs. Claude v. Swan
son, May 2, by Mrs. Martha s. G;siow,
met at the headquarters of the associa-
ton. room 33l, Southern Building. ycster-
dsy morning.
After a brief address of welcome to the
honorary president, Mrs. Woodrow VIII
son, and the honorary vice president. Mrs.
T. r. Marshall. followed by an explana-
ton of the purpose of the new board, by
Mrs. Geilow, Mrs. Swanson. chairman of
the board, took the chair. Plans for
furthering the work OF the association
were discussed, Mrs. Wilson taking an
active part, and much interest was mani
Tested in the splendid prnsoe:'s ~ the
great work being done for the uplift of the
mountain people.
Mrs. Wilson ordered duplicates Of many
Of the beautiful weavinss on exhibit In
tine associations headquarters, aud saii
she intended furnishing al entire room
IT the White House with mountain week.
The following ladies comprise the BOARD:
Honorary chairman, Mrs. T. r. MARSHALL:
honorary vice chairman, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels; active chairman, Mrs. Claude b.
Swanson: active vice chairman. Mrs. w.
r. Dennis: secretary treasurer, Mrs.
Wickline Rose. Members: Mrs. Chatard.
Mrs. Duncan Fletcher. Mrs. P. P. Clax-
ton. Mrs. Louis Bennett, Mrs. T. F.
Walsh. Mrs. l. L. Lomax. Mrs. r. r.
Hobson. Mrs. j. c. Linthicum, Mrs
Charles Douglas, Mrs. ] NJ. Brown. Mrs.
q NJ. Hitchcock. Miss Gertrude Gordon.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs. CHAM, Clark,
Mrs. Lea Overman. Mrs. F. P. Harmon.
Mrs. r. W. Austin. and Mrs. ]. X.
Shields.
A special sale of mountain crafts will
be held in the headquarters Of the asso-
citation. room 331, Southern Building, be-
fore the exchange closes for the summer,
beginning June l.
At a special meeting Of the ways and
means committee of the Washington Eye,
Ear. and Throat Hospital Iowa Cir
Gle. last night, 1t was decided to have
theater party at Polls Theater the even
ing of June "a. The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the hospital. a nom
sectarian charitable Institution. recently
organized. great deal Of work has
recently been done at the hospital, and
a large number Of patients treated in the
few months which have elapsed since
there will be a lawn fete and various
other entertainments, for which the
plans have not yet been perfected. The
people of Washington are taking deep
interest in this worthy work. and its
success is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont have
closed their Washington house for the
season. and have gone to Long Island
for visit. They will be present at the
opening of the Belmont Park races, and
will sail for Europe on May 81, to spend
the summer abroad
Col. and Mrs. George F. Downey will
close their home here in August and go
TO Winter Harbor. Me. for the rest of
the season.
The wedding of Miss Marie Thompson, !
daughter of the late Col. Thompson, L. |
S. A. and Ensign Henry Bruins. U. S. |
N, will take place Tuesday, June II, at !
St Matthews Church at o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Ray Thompson. the |
brides sister will attend her as maid OF |
honor, and the bridesmaids are to be |
Miss Frances Buell. and Miss Linda |
Thompson.
The best man will be Ensign Phillips, |
L. S. N, and the ushers will include |
Lieut. Byrnes. U. S. N: Ensign Fletcher,
L. S. N. and Ensign Davidson, L. S. n. |
Mgr. Lee will perform the ceremony,
which will be followed by a small re-
ception for the bridal party. relatives,