Evening star., 1914-10-25
FIRST AID TO WOUNDED,
EXHIBIT AT STYLE SHOW
Red Cross Nurses and Surgeons to
Demonstrate Battlefield
Activities.

A realistic war scene. showing Red
Cross nurses and a surgeon giving first
aid to wounded soldier, will be fea-
ture attraction at the style show and
dansant at Rauscher's tomorrow,
Tuesday and Wednesday. for the bene-
fit Of the Red Cross war relief fund.
Red Cross nurses in uniform will
demonstrate the uses of the hospital
garments and supplies made by the
Red Cross Helpers, society of Wash
ington women who have contributed
more needlework than the women of
any other city in the United States.
The exhibits of the Red Cross help
ers will be divided into two sections.
One will show the hospital garments
and articles made by Washington
women. Clothing made for the refugee
women and children of Europe will be
the other exhibit. These exhibits will
be in charge Of Red Cross nurses in
costumes. Miss Jane Delano of the
Red Cross is supervisor of the nursea'
ranged under the direction of Mrs.
Theodore North Mclaughlin. president
of the District of Columbia chapter.
Live Models a La Mode.
A fashion salon, where live models
will wear, costumes of the latest mode,
has been contrived from the ballroom
at Rauschers
Exhibition dancing at the afternoon
and evening exhibits will be one OF
the features. Ruth Parker and. Myron
Parker, jr.; Miss Jessie Herriott, with
Charles Morgan, and Miss Edith Spot
fard. with Ben Champion, exponents of
the new ballroom dances. are an
n0unCnd the 10 Ia CT
can conceits.
The program of dancers, under su-
pervision of Charles A. Watson, chair
man of the floor committee, has been
Monday afternoon: Miss Mildred An
derson.
Monday evening: Miss Parker and
Mr.. Parker and Miss Effie Baker.
Tuesday afternoon: Miss Herriott and
Mr.. Morgan.
Tuesday evening: Miss Andeson, Miss
Heriott and Mr.. Morgan.
Wednesday afternoon: Miss Baker,
Miss Spoffard and Mr.. CHAMPION.
Wedneday evening: Miss Spoffar
Mr.. Champion and Miss Baker.
Patrons Of Style Show.
Prominent Washington women who,
under the Craftsmanship of Miss Mabel
Boardman. are taking an interest in
the style show and dansant. are:
Mrs. A. E. Bates. Mrs w. j. Board
man. Mrs. Clinton T. Brainard, Ms
William Jennings Bryan, Mis-. n. C
Corbin. Mrs. Susan D. Dimoca, Mrs
G. B. Davis, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Thona.
Gaff. Mrs. Lindley Garrison, Mrs
Preston Gibson, Mrs C. C. Glover, Mrs
Eugene Hale. Mrs Charles c. Hamlin
men Jennings. Mrs. Rudolph Kauff
mann. Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs Ellis
Logan. Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs
riSSa rh0mas Mchaod R. Marshall: Msn Mrs William
ley, Mrs. Edward B. Mclean, Mrs
Henry May. Mrs. A. Garrison Mc(,Iin.
| tock, Mrs Fl. b. F. Macfarland, Mrs.
Robert McGormiek. Mrs; John Nc.
Adolph c. Miller. Mrs. Clarence Moore
Mrs Theodore Noyes, Miss Mary Pat.
ton. Mrs. Robert Patterson. Mrs. Henry
| Cleveland Perkins, Mrs. H. S. Rceside
somers. Mrs. Coreoran Thom. Mrs
| John Shelton Williams, Mrs Wither.
spoon. .-
Several prominent society women OF
Washington will exhibit costumes de-
signed by themselves for the Red Cross
benefit "A. surgical shirt, patented b,
| a Washington woman, will be included
| in the Red Cross exhibit of hospita
garments and supplies.
Not only will the style show be de-
voted to the adornments for a lady's fig
ure, but beauty specialists will demon
| strate latest modes for arranging the
hair to conform with the height OF
| style.
| An exhibit planned especially to at.
tract dancers attention will be the cor.
set demonstration for women in the
pink room. There a live model will
demonstrate the practicability, beauty
| and comfort of new corset models fol
hiding and walking as well as for dane.
ing.