The Washington herald., 1913-02-16

ray A. Cobb; vice president, Miss Edith
Goode: secretary, Mrs. Spencer Cosby,
treasurer, Mr.. +. " Robinson; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. Fleming NewboId.
The board Of managers are Mrs. Philip
Walker. Miss Emily Battles, Miss Eliza!
beth Bryan. Mrs. Southwick G. Briggs,
Miss. Victoria Emory, Miss Lottie Fin
ley. Mrs. Ormsby McCammon, Mrs.
James +. Mitchell, Mrs. Martin, Miss
Marie Niche. Mrs. George Dunlop, Mrs.
John Newbold. Mrs. Edward McCauley,
jr.. Mrs. George Porter, Miss Perkins.
Miss Angelica Remey. Miss Catherine
Saville, Miss Marie Stevens, Mrs. Rich
ard Wainwright. Mrs. Clarke wagga-
man. Miss Vessels, Mrs. Robert Roose-
velt. Mrs. Huntington Jackson. Mrs. Jo-
seph Letter. Mrs. Francis w. Dickins.
Mrs Frederick Faust. and Miss Alys
Meyer.
During the afternoon tea will be served,
and as the house Is one OF the most
picturesque in Washington. the sale will
resemble an afternoon at home more
than charity bazaar on Wednesday
next.
This splendid charity was incorporated
for the purpose OF maintaining home
to minister to the needs OF convalescent
children and mothers with i'll babies.
The home can accommodate thirty
children at a time, and is open during
the months of June, July. August. and
September.
\ trained nurse is in charge. with two
assistants, and visiting doctor gives
the necessary attention gratuitously.
Miss Marguerite Kaufman, OF Rhode
Island Avenue, who has been spending
the past few days in Baltimore, re-
turned to the city on Saturday.
The board of lady managers of the
Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hos
pitaI are fortunate in making the an
| nouncement to the public that Charles y.
Hanford with his star cast will give
"Othello' Monday February u, for the
benefit of the hospital
1t is hardly necessary to inform the
| public Of the good work done through
out this city by the Casualty and East
ern Dispensary.
The board greatly needs the hearty
cooperation of all who are charitably
| interested in helping humanity. The hos
pital receives benefit only from tickets
purchased by the board and ticket COM
! mittee.
The members of the committee ir
! charge of the sale Of tickets are Mrs
N. ]. Vaughan. 473 NJ Street Northwest;
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| Southeast: Mrs. y. r. Barnes. Us Mary
| land Avenue Northeast; Mrs. c. NJ
| Campbell. 13i5 Harvard Street North
west: Mrs. William ]. Brewer. Ca Penn.
sylvania Avenue Southeast; Mrs. F. p
| Weller. IJ3 Eighth Street Southeast
Mrs. ID. o. Leech. 1231 Massachusetts
Avenue Northwest: Mrs. G. T. Tucker
! SOC Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
| Mrs. ]. ". Williams, l45S F'airmont
Street Northwest: Miss Carrie Hurlbutt
\ l0lJ East Capitol Street: Mrs. J. g. Wine,
| man. sli + Street Northwest: Mrs s G.
Eberly. The Burlington: Mrs. A. L. Sin
clair. 15l9 Lamont Street Northwest: Mrs
NJ G.. Copeland. The Rockingham apart
| ment.
| Mrs. Alexander Wolf. OF FIorenc.
Court, left Wednesday for New York
where she will remain for several DAYS
Later she will meet Mr.. Wolf and thei
children in Atlantic City.
| The monthly meeting Of the Allianc,
lOf Jewish Women was held Tuesda,
lafternoon in the vestry of the Eight
Street Temple. The usual business wa
transacted. followed by a very interest
ing programme. Mrs. Judia Lathroy
head of the Federal Children's Bureau