The Washington times., 1913-12-01

| features mas peen PROVIDED Ior eacn
night
i Beautifully decorated booths have
| been arranged to represent the various
/ months of the year. and attractive
maids and matrons. appropriately cos
| TUNED, will preside. There will be a
splendid array of Christmas presents on
/ sale as we'll as candy. pastry. jellies.
| and preserves.
. a mysterious Egyptian palmist VINO
will foretell the future and reveal the
past will be present on Tuesday,
{ Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
fish pond and grab bag have been
| arranged for the children.
| On Wednesday afternoon luncheon
will be served from l. until o'clock and
at go there will be a baby show
| Everyone is invited TO enter the little
| ones.
1 Mrs. Randolph H McKim was hostess
' at a luncheon today.
Grant Parish, OF Capitol Hill, has left
| Timsaisa for Egypt in company with
his sister, Miss Parish.
| =
| Mrs. w. Wallace Chiswell is spending
some time in New York. where she went
| for the Army and Navy game She
| spent 4 week at Old Point Comfort be-
| fore going to New York. Miss Mary Z.
Donnelly is with Mrs. Chiswell.
|
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wilcox will en-
tertain at a dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club on Wednesday evening preceding
, the dancing.
All women interested in the Fedora
! ton Club House are invited TO attend a
studio tea to De given by the Columbia
! Heights Art Club tomorrow afternoon
/ IRON until O'Clock at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl-Smith. The tea is
Z
A splendid musical program has been
| arranged
| -
Mr.. ana Mrs. George c. Newman. of
Des Moines. Iowa, are in Washington
as the guests of their son and dangh-
| tcr-in-law, COMMISSIONS and Mrs.
| Newman.
Mrs. Mary q. Watkins has leased
her residence in S street to Con
gressman and Mrs. c. +. Mapes, of
| Michigan. for the season.
Mrs. Watkins and Miss Ruth Wat
| kris will leave Washington today for
! PhiladelT hia, where they will spend
two months before going to Mont
real, Quebec. for the remainder of
the season.
The first performance OF within
the Law" in Washington. on the
evening of December l.. will be for
| the benefit Of the Pierce Guild, an
auxiliary Of the Washington Home
for Foundlinss.
Weaver Clayton, of Westminster
Md. is visiting his father the Rev
G: NJ. Clayton. pastor of the Park Road
| Church.
Tie quartet OF the Mt Pleasant Con.
gregational Church will give a concert
for the benefit OF the phIanthropiC
work Of the church on Wednesday even
ing, in the church auditorium. The
personnel Of the quartet is Mrs IVY
Arundel, contralto; Mrs Charles y
Church, tenor. and Edwin Callow, bass
The quartet will be assisted by Mis-!
Marguerite O'ToOlc, harpist: Edwin Cal.
| low, reader. and Louis Corning At
water at the piano.
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Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No. 20
I. u. G, have cards out for n tea anC
Christmas sale in L'c drawing roon
I he Confederate Memorial Home, at 81,
| Connecticut avenue. on Friday evening
| December ). from :: until 10 o'clock.
, Mrs. MaGnms Thompson is president
!; of the chapter. The other officers arr
Mrs. Drury l.. Ludlow, Mrs. PinkneJ
T. BOdel, Mrs. &. &. wilkins. Mis-
Hattie Bonie. Mrs Sprlgg Belt. Mrs
G. Werber, and Mrs. t.slin.
| Mrs. William T.. HOltZman is chair
! man of the committee in charge of tn,
tea and sale. and is assisted by Mrs
James r. Tarvin. Mrs. ]. owen Dorsey
Mrs. James pitcher, Mrs. Sheriff. Mrs
, Salter. and Miss Saltcr, Mrs. c. y
T Merwiu. Mrs. saul, Mrs l.. +. Morgan
and other.