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be purcha sed there will be music and
dancing. and supper will be served each
evening from to 8 o'clock.
One of the cake tables will be presided
over by Mrs W. F. Fox and the follow
ing ladies from St. Johns Church: Mrs.
d. G. Adee. Miss Adee, Miss Mary +.
Brown. Mrs. John Paul Earnest Mrs.
Percy Myers, Miss B. G. Saxton. Mrs.
Charles III. Stockton, Miss Jane Wilkes,
Miss Mary c. Dove. Miss Frances Ed
monston. and Miss Foster. Homemade
cakes made from favorite recipes are the
special allurements through which this Ia
lie gains IL well-earned popularity each
year. The cake table conducted by Mrs.
Edward ]. Stellwagen, assisted by Miss
ellis. Mrs ]. c. Boyd, Miss z. Bryan.
Mrs. NJ. Grifith, Mrs. j. V. Hoff, Mrs.
A r. King. Mrs. r. Roberts. Mrs. p. ].
Ryan, and Mrs. William H. Wilmer, o.
the Chruch Of the Epiphany, VIII be as
beautiful as in the past. The fancy cakes
on this table will be exhibits Of decorative
skill. and the electric light display of the
booth is always one Of the features of
the bazaar.
The candy tables for the sale of home
made candies. bon tons from well known
confectioners and sweets for the children
are receiving more than usual attention
from the ladies on the committee from
St Thomas, Trinity. ALI Saints, Chevy
Chase. Maryland, and the Church Of the
Incarnation. Mrs. j. b. Johnson, Mrs. A.
C Fenton. Mrs. J. B. Lee, Mrs. z. M.
Mix, and Mrs Faber Stevenson will con-
duct these booths, with the aid Of
Mesdames Melville Church, n. F. Clark.
John c. Davidson. Norman Gait. N. NJ
Levin, ]. III. McMurray. c. A. Stedmsn.
Grafton Shreve, w. T. Curtis, Lester A
Barr, B. F. Browne, Azel Ford, Murray
q Motter. Clarence Norment, Mary e.
Smoot and the Misses II. McGrotty, H.
r. Wickersham, Kate b. Burgess and
Phyllis Snyder.
The ladies of Georgetown from Christ
Church, st. Johns and Grace Churches
are expecting large returns from their
time and energy expended upon the dis
play of fancy articles and shell jewelry
from Florida, which they will offer for
sale. Mrs w. T. Glover, Mrs. K. M.
Talcott. Miss Semple Pettis and Mrs. j.
Mcdonald will conduct this booth, at
which Mrs. Robert S. Bealle, Mrs. James
Blake, Mrs. E. S. Kennedy. Mrs. Louis
Mackall. Mrs. Henry Matthews, Mrs.
Percy Thompson, Mrs. William Ballen-
tyne, Mrs. J. Berrall, Mrs. A. F. Hassen,
Mrs. Fred b. Howden, Mrs. F. Mercy
nolds, Mrs. johnson Morgan, Mrs. II. w.
Ofutt, Mrs. Robert J. Peck, Mrs. c. c.
Hall. Mrs H. Scheers and the Misses
Lucia M. Dorset, GIorvina B. Gordon,
Hannah Matthews. Lucia Hollerith.
Frances Blake, Mary Madford, Ann
Blackwood and Mary Meich will also
assist.
been selected to meet the demands of
both the practical and fastidious re-
quirements of its patrons. All kinds
of aprons will be for sale at the table
presided over by Mrs. w. M. Stewart,
Miss Acher Mrs. W. B. Myers, Mrs.
III. Walbridge, and Mrs. G. w. Van
Fossen. of Trinity Church. Those who
wish to pry into the secrets OF the
future may have their curiosity salts |
fed by Mrs. F. III. Calvert, who will
be the fortune teller for the occasion. |
Mrs. n. NJ. Dove and Mrs. III. Hawk !
hurst are busily managing the many |
details of the bazaar.
Mrs Richardson Clover, life OF Rear
Clover. u. s. N, retired, will |
leave Washington on Wednesday for |
California. where she will spend sew
eral weeks.
( An art exhibition and auction sale of
Mr.. Silva's pictures under the auspices
and for the benefit of the Junior Re-
public will be given during the week of
April H. The pictures will be sold at
auction on Friday and Saturday of that
week. Many prominent society women
will be in charge of the tea table on
each afternoon.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Will |
lam Jennings Bryan, Mrs. Perry Bel |
mont. Mrs. Charles Howry, Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Mrs. S. o. Richey, Mrs. Blodgett, |
Mrs Horace Lurton, Mrs. Otto Tittmann, |
and Mrs. Christian Hemmick.
Representative and Mrs. william d. B. |
Airey and daughter, Miss Kathleen Airey, |
IF Pennsylvania, have arrived in Wash |
ngton and are stopping at Congress Hall
Hotel
Mrs. Alexander Sharpe will give tea |
Oh Tuesday at the Navy Yard, from
until O'Clock. The next day she will |
be hostess at bridge party.
Mrs. William Sinclair will entertain |
number of friends at auction bridge on |
April IS at her apartment in the Roch-
ambeau.
Mrs. Chisholm and Hiss Baugher will
give a bridge party in honor of Mrs
Joseph Thropp.
The auction bridge tournament for the
benefit of the Non-sectarian Home at
Rauscher's on Thursday night was
great success in every way thanks the
courtesy and aid extended the committee
on arrangements.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar
rison oined informally at the Shoreham
last night with Mr.. and Mrs George
Leary and Master James Leary, of New
York who are spending some time at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs Harry Kuhl Kelly with Miss NJ
Kuhl Kelly, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Agga Pass, of Christiauia, motored from
to Washington i'm their car
and are spending some time at the Shore
ham Hotel
Mr.. J. Winthrop Davis, Of Milton,
Mass, has arrived at the Shoreham to
spend short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barton French,
VI New York, who have been spending
some time at the Shoreham, having come
10 Washington for the cotillon which Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley gave on Wednesday
night, have returned to New York.
The Misses Timlow, Scott Circle, will
be at home for the last time this sea-
son on Monday afternoon from until 9
> clock.
ROCKVILLE.
Mrs J. Wilson Townsend, of Ken
,ington. president of the Montgomery
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