The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

aud p m to receiye' donations and show
visitors through the building.
The following ladies' viii be In charge
for Donation Day.
The president Of the board. MrA
Oscar Wilkinson; vice president. Mrs.
Harvey Irwin. Chairman OF the house
committee-Nrs T. Michael. Mrs. G. L.
Henry, Mrs. o. Coumbe, Mrs. Roe Fulk-
erson. Mrs. H. H. Giles. Mrs. Ambrose
Undertake. Mrs. George wallace. Mrs
H. c. Swami. Mrs. s. W. Hastings, Ars-
II. ". Szegedy, Mrs. Chester Smith. Mrs.
g. A Menges Mrs. G. II. Carter Ara 3.
s. Poole. Mrs. c. J. Pole. Mrs. Appieby.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Cole and Mrs. Flora c.
Dyer.
A donation tea party will be held at
the Homeopathic Hospital Saturday, No
vember n. from 4 10 6. by the members
OF the allied auxiliaries. A committee
win be In charge all day to receive any
contributions. This arrangement has
been made to take the place OF the bags
formerly issued for Thanksgiving dona-
ions. and II II hoped friends OF the hos
pital win keep the date In mind.
The Edgewood Dramatic Club VIII pre-
sent the drama Hazel Kirke," under the
direction OF Mrs. N. +. Halioran. Thurs
day evening. n yS-ber Is. 1914. at Con
zasa Hall, for 4 establishment Of a
scholarship forS/blind at Trinity Col
lege.,
The Club has been diligently rehears-
ing the play for some time and recently
presented II in an artistic manner be-
fore an oyercrowded and appreciative
audience at Hyattsyille. Nd
Miss Louise Moore, OF Trinity College,
has charge Of the business management.
The characters Of the play have been
cast as follows: Hazel Kirke, Miss Mazie
Meyer; Dolly Dutton, Miss Charlotte
Adams. Emily Carringfond LADY Trav-
ers). Miss Kathleen Smith,. Mercy Kirke.
Miss Marie Blundon; Clara. a maid. MIss
Ernestine Giacchetti; Arthur Carrington
U1ord Trevers). Mr.. Thomas Lane: Dun
ston Kirke, Mr.. Edward Halloran: Aaron
Rodney. Mr.. Francis Fainter; Pittacus
Green. Mr.. Frederick Donovan; Methu-
selah higgins. called Met, Mr.. Maurice
Hawkshaw; Barney oFlynn. a valvet,
Mr.. Frank Connolly: Joe. q miller. Mr.
John Lane; Dan, a miller, Nr William
Kelly; Thomas. a servant, Mr.. William
Kelly.
Incidental music will be rendered by
Miss Edythe Gallant, pianist. and Miss
Virginia Gray. violinist. The stage COM
mittee Is as follows: Directress, Mrs. NJ
y. Halloran; stage and costumes, Mrs.
r. z. White; business manager, Mrs.
Mudd-
The Christmas bazaar and tea to be
given by the Daughters of Isabella. will
be held In Knights of Columbus hall,
sixth and r street. Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday afternoon, Decem-
Der and b The affair promises to be
unique and original In many ways. The
ladies In c,Iarge Of the various tables and
amusements met at the home OF the
chairman, Mrs. Walter Nolan. l5oe Park
road on Wednesday afternoon TO COM
plete arrangements and discuss plans
for the carrying out OF a number of
unusual features. The following ladies
were present: Mrs. George Howe, Mrs.
Paul Brinton, Mrs. William Pairo. Mrs.
NJ Mccarthy, Miss Alice Cotter Mrs. Leo
Rover. Mrs. William Jewell, Mrs. Jos.
Moriarity, Mrs James O'Connell, Miss
Margaret Boswell, Miss Frances whaI-
ley and Mrs. Margaret Coope.
The following list Of patronesses has
been selected for the presentation Of a
Darktown Gambol" to be presented by
the Chorus Club of the State, War and
Navy Department for the benefit Of the /
American National Red Cross at the
National Thester on Thursday afternoon,
November is. at Ais o'clock: Mrs WILL
lam J. Bryan. Mrs. LndIey NJ Garrison. !
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs. Albert s.
Burleson, Mrs. David F. Houston. Mrs. |
William c. RedfieId, Mrs Franklin X |
Lane. Mrs. William Phillips. Miss Mabel |
Boardman, Mrs. William w. wother- |
spoon, Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs. William !
C. Gorgss. Mrs. W. S. Braisted, Mrs. !
Henry T. Allen. Mrs. Richard NJ. Watt |
Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Nictor, Kauff- !
mann. Mrs Charlotte NJ. ConGer, Mrs. |
Frank Anderson. Mrs. Edward II. Gheen, |
Mrs. R. S. Griffin, Mrs. J. L. Ackerson. /
Mrs David Fairchild. Mrs. Charles J. |
Bell, Mrs. Larz Anderson.