The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-06
IDOTNqSS OF SOCIETY IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON

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burn, Miss Reid Rogers. Miss Frances
Hoar, Miss Rebekah Wilmer, Miss katn-
crime McClihtock. Mrs. Corbin, MRS
James F. Mitchell. Nine. de Sibour, MIS-
Raymond. Rodgers. and Miss Mareareta
lSymons. -
Mrs. J. H. Merriam win be at the head
OF the hat and parasol table and VIII
have as assistants Mrs. Mandeviiie Car
Isle and Mrs. Walter Howe
The candy table win be presided over
by Mrs. Preston Gibson and Mrs. VOL
colt Tuckerman, assisted by Miss Isabel
May and Mrs. william Mearns. MIS-
William Curtis Hill will have charge OF
the fancy table They will have helping
them Mrs. It. NJ. Gale, Mrs. George E.
Hamilton, Mrs. e. j. Stellwagen, Mrs
George Dunlop. Mrs. Reeve Lewis. Miss
Mccartney, Mrs. William A. Hill, ana
Miss Barbara Kaufman.
Mrs. Charles Mum and Miss Cecilia
May will sell cigarettes.
The dancing pavilion will be In charge
of Mr.. Henri de Sibour. who will have
to assist him Mr.. John Cotton-Smith and
Mr.. Gurnee Mum. Fortunes will be told
by Nine. Marcia.
Soft drinks will be in charge of Mr..
Basil Miles. who will be assisted by Capt.
Mccoy, Maj James A. Logan. Messrs.
Elliott Goodwin. Chauncey Hackett. and
Reginald Huidesoper. Capt. Louis Nc
Carly Little, and Paymaster Little will
have charge Of the safe of peanuts, and
popcorn. -
A prominent tailor will have models on
exhibition, and arrangements have been
made with the committee In charge to
allow certain percentage for the bene-
fit
At the conclusion of the fete Mr.. Will
lam H. Merriam. dressed as French
auctioneer, will sell the remaining models
under the hammer.
MISC Katherine Elkins has made ar
engagements with prominent artists Of
New York and elsewhere to paint posters
for the various booths. which also will
be sold.
Paymas ter J. II. Merriam. Charles Ben
nett. and Lieut.. c. r. p. Rogers have
charge of the gate. Mrs. James F. Curtis
has the fete-1n her hands and is being
| assisted by Mrs. Harold Sewall, Pay
master j. II. Merriam. and William c.
Marrow.
Every one will be welcome.
A committee of the Washington branch
of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae
will have charge Of the child labor ex-
hibit today at 1916 r Street Northwest.
from in the morning until o'clock in
the evening The members are cordially
invited to attend.
Invitations for a luncheon have been
sent out by DR. and Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson to be given tomorrow at their
Connecticut Avenue home in honor of
the presidents and members of the
Genealogical. Larygngoloeical, and Oto~
logical societies now in session in the
city.
Judge and Mrs. William Bailey Lamar
have taken an apartment at 1919 Avenue
of the Presidents and will be at home
there for the future.
Mr.. Claude Bennett has gone to At
lantic City, N. j., for few days and
is stopping at Hotel Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Childs DrexeI
who spent the weekend with Mai. Gen
and Mrs Leonard Wood at their charm
ing home at Fort Myer. Va. have re-
turned to Philadelphia. Mrs. Wood gave
large dinner in their honor on Satur-
day night.
The Misses Martin-Rivero. daughters
Of the Minister of Cuba. entertained Mrs
Patterson Griffin at a weekend party at
their camp up the Potomac River.
Former Representative Ira w. Wood
of New Jersey, and Miss WOOD are IN
Washington for a few days. Miss Wood
Is attending a meeting Of the Club Of
Colonial Danes, of which she is treasur-
er. She has her guest Mrs. Mfnton
wife of Rev. Henry Collin Minton, of
Trenton, N, J.