The Washington herald., 1914-12-01

the afternoon OF December II to intro
duce their daughter. Miss Lois Reesida.
Mrs and Miss Reside will be at hom0
the first and third Fridays in January.
The third beneht for the Countess Du-
mas fund for the Belgian war sufferers
will be given Thursday evening at
Rauscher's in the form Of a musicale.
The artists who will appear are Helen
Donahoe De 70, soprano; Adrienne Kirk
man Wentz. mezzo-soprano; Eugenie de
Guerin Kittridge, violinist; Marguerite
oToole, harpist; Felix Garziglia. pianist,
and Richard Backing, tenor. Quaint and
picturesque costumes will be worn BY tbs
ladies Of the company.
The proceeds Of the concert, which are
10 be used in buying clothing for the Bel
gians, are all to be spent in Washington.
The entertainment Is under the patron
age OF Mrs. Thomas Armat Mrs. ]. II.
Bankhead. Mrs. W. F. Bingham, Mrs.
Delos Blodgett, Miss Lucy Brickenstein,
Mrs A. T. Britton. Mrs. Il, c. corbin.
Mrs. h c. Cross, Countess Dumas. Mrs.
w. I. Harlan, Mrs. Russell B. Harrison,
Mrs. Perry $. Heath. Mrs Christian
Hemmick. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs.
Franklin 7. Howe. Mrs. Rudolph Rauff-
man, Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs. II. p.
hingsbury, Mrs. Benjamin F. Pilson,
Mrs Miles Poindexter. Mrs. Clarence B.
Rheem, Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Mrs. S. 1.
rutherford, Mrs. Hunt Slater Miss N E
Sweet, and Mrs. Ruben Thompson.
Tomorrow evening at O'Clock a re-
cital and musicale will be given at the
National Library for the Blind, T729 III
street. 70 which the public is cordially
invited Mrs Wiley o. Ison will give
readings, Miss Virginia Robinson will
render several vocal selections, with Miss
Margaret sterne, accompanist Fridav
afternoon Miss Mary Lawrence will give
selected stories for the blind patrons OF
the library.
The board Of lady managers OF the
Washington Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital will hold a rummage sale for the
benefit Of the charity department at lW3
FOur-and-a-Half street southwest. he
ginning November % and ending Decem-
Der >. Friends Of the hospital are re-
quested TO send in anything which can
be sold in a rummage sale-and that
means almost anything under the sun,
no matter how old or how new. how per-
feet or how dilapidated; the variety may
include everything from a dog collar to
a steamboat. and excludes nothing un-
less, perhaps, a dynamite bomb Those
who have donations 70 make will please
send in their names to Mrs. Oscar II.
Coumbe. III Euclid street northwest; or,
beginning with Monday. November %,
call Main 1884. and arrangements will be
made by the board Of lady managers to
have a wagon call for the donations.
The ladies in charge Of the sale are as
follows: Mrs. oscar wilkinson, Mrs. Z.
W. Harvey. Mrs. Appleby Miss c. Bar
low, Mrs. NJ. c. Bonham, Mrs. VI. L.
Bundy. Mrs. John Bushey. Mrs G. II.
Carter. Mrs. C. F. Chamberlain. Mrs Ben
Cole. Mrs q. CoUmbe. Mrs. Flora Dyer,
Mrs. A r. Darrah. Mrs. Roe F'ulkerson.
Mrs. ]. T. Gibbs. Mrs. c. L. Henry. Mrs.
s. W. Hastings. Mrs. H. s. Irwin, Mrs. s.
z. Jackson. Mrs. ]. G. Kondrup, Mrs II.
A. Mathews. Mrs. G. \. Menge. Mrs.
Theo. Michael. Mrs. Leo Odekoven. Mrs.
c. ]. Pole, Mrs. Louis Perkins, Mrs. s.
w. Ramseur, Mrs a. J. Riley. Mrs. T J.
Rowell, Mrs. y. Robins. Mrs A. ]. Rapp.
Mrs. c. W. Simpson. Mrs Leo Simmons,
Mrs. f. J. Smith, Mrs. Sarah Stevens,
Mrs. II. c. Swan. II. W. Szegedy Mrs.
Chester Smith, Mrs. George Sherman
Mrs Ambrose TimberlalIe, Mrs T. o.
Undertake. Mrs. P. NJ. Walker. Mrs. c.
B. Wait, Mrs George Wallace. Mrs. c.
II. Merwin. Mrs. R S. Wolfe. Mrs. Owen
S. Wiley, Mrs. ". G. Young. Mrs f G.
Woodall. Mrs. A n. Johnson, Mrs. !.
Duehing. Mrs. Thomas Barr. Mrs. y.
Womble, Mrs. G. G. Hedgcock. Mrs. u.
BrashfOrd. Mrs. \. c. Mayer. Mrs. II. NJ,
Dixon. Mrs. James Dyer. Mrs. J. b.
Abraham. Misses Pearl Leinbush. Mary
Wedall. Katherine Verran. Mrs E. Ben
jamin. Mrs Groass. Mrs Michaelson, and
Mrs. LoomIs.
Senior Enrique Llorente. Of Juarez.
Mexico. accompanied by his sister
have arrived in Washington to speD