The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

made heir home for the past seven or
eight ye,rs. She and her father will
( leave Washington within a short time.
! but Will probably return hero during the
winter season. If Mss Cannon does not
go 10 India within the next few months
, for protra"ted stay. she will return
here next fall and take house for her
self and her father.
The ball 20 he given al the Navy Yard
Easter MoEd.y. March - b. tire Wom-
ans Army and Navy League. is receiv-
ing the support of many Of the women
who are connected with tn" ARMY. Navy,
and Marin" Corps. Mrs Alexander
Sharp. chairman. is surrounded by an
efficient executive committee Miss
Nourse. Mrs. q. LNingston Eayard. Mrs.
IC. II. Da.is. Mrs. W. W. White. Mrs.
Franklin Swift. Miss Scmmes Mrs Phil
lip Andrews. Mrs Henry II. Barroll.
Mrs. William Wheatey. Mrs. Henry
Iouctt. Mrs. Au.ick Palmer, Mrs. Pat
ton. Mrs. Arthur l. Willard. Mrs. H c.
Mcintosh. Miss Palmer. Mrs. w. {. Bor-
den, Mrs Van Reypeu, Mrs. Frank T.
Beatty. Mrs. Spratlinc. Mrs. Franlen-
berger. Mrs Chester Wells. and Mrs
Van Renssae,eer Hon.
II addition TO the executive commit
tee. TIE following women ravc formed
iy aid III" workers in promoting the suc-
cess OF this ball: Mrs. jewell, Mrs.
Sampson. Mrs. 'ihccn. Mrs. HiNcy. Mrs
Alfred Taylor. Mrs. Walter Mclean.
Mrs. Wainwright. Mrs MCram. Mrs
Hudcins. Mrs. Brinton Stone. Mrs Phc-
leem. Mrs. Julian James. Mrs Victor
Elue, and Mrs. Frank Anderson
Mrs. Ellsworth Howard. of Columbia
4 II.
fully appointed luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY. vice presl-
dent of the Missionary Class OF Pioneers.
The diTinG-room was handsomely decp-
rated with yellow Jonuuils and other
early spring blossoms. giving the dining
room the air of Easter. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Col. and Mrs Norton. Of Biltmore
Street. entertained some of the officers
of the Fifth Massachusetts Regiment
at dinner Thursday evening.
Col. Norton was captain of Company B
fifty-one years ago He was the honor
guest at a reception and banquet given
by the regiment Wednesday night, at
which occasion they presented to him
mahogany humidor with a gold plate in
scribed. Among the guests at the BAN
quet were Representative William F.
Murray OF the Tenth Massa chusetts Dis
trict. Judge Charles s. Sullivan, Col.
Frank F. Cutting. commander Of the
regiment; Lieut.. Col. Willis W. Slower,
Capt. William II. Wilson. Capt George
T. Latirner. Capt. Merton L. Jenkins.
and Mai. johnson, Of the Sixth Regl-
ment. L. s. \.
Mrs. Samuel Jay Turnbull, wife of
Lieut.. Turnbull, Medical Corps, L, s, A.,
Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. |
VIII ii. Chandlee. OF III Lanier Place. |
Lieut.. Turnbull has been assigned TO the |
Fifth Brigade recently ordered from
Fort Leavenworth, Kans, to Galveston,
Tex. Mrs. Turnbull will remain In Wash. |
ington during her husbands absence,
Nils. Gertrude l.. Griffith. secretary of |
the Junior department Of the national |
board of the Young Womcns Christian |
Association OF America. Ia the guest of |
Mrs. Perry s. Heath. Of 200 8 Street. |
Miss Griffith has a national reputation |
In Junior work. and will address the
Girls Campfire Group. Mt the local !
Young Womens Christian Association !
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Barnard Will he at |
home informally Tomorrow at 1906 |
Hhode Island Avenue Northwest,
The Misses Gaskins, Of Twen,y-n,nth |
Ninth Street, had with them for inau- !
ru:atiou week Mrs, Liston aud Miss |
Nellie Lee. of baltimore, Nd Miss
Mauds Henry, Miss Edith Noel, and