The Washington herald., 1914-11-28


Thursday night to take the place Of the
regular monthly morning meeting. The
president OF the club, Mrs Thomas W.
Sldwell, will be assisted in receiving by
the vice president. Mrs. Eugene E. Stew
ems: the chairman OF the program COM
mittee, Mrs. Marius r. Campbell. and
the chairman Of the hospitality commit
tee, Mrs. William F. Hillebrand. The
reception will take place in the lecture
room Of All Souls Unitarian Church,
after which a musical program will be
given in the church proper at Q o'clock.
at the conclusion OF which refreshments
will be served in the lecture room.
Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston. Mrs Frank
Maxwell. Mrs. Elliott Woods and Mr..
Eugene Z. Stevens will give the musical
numbers. and Miss Victoria Siddons VIII
give several recitations.
Section meetings Of the club for -
week will take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday. At 1870 a. m. Tuesday the
war relief committee Mrs. Frank Baker.
chairman. will meet at the Mendoza in
the apartments Of Mrs. John A. Waiting
to sew for the people OF Belgium We'd
nesday morning at 1O:3O the members
Of the travel section will assemble at
the home Of the leader. Mrs. William F.
Ham, 2s2l Woodley place.
The Monday Morning Musical Club ia
issuing invitations for a recital to be
given in the ball room OF the New Will
lard, December Il. Miss Gina Bermucci.
twenty-year-old Italian girl, whose
voice has won her much praise in this
country. will contribute a number Of Ital-
ian folk songs. Mrs. F. W. Hopes will
give vocal selections and Miss Tanner
-.
The Monday Morning Musical Club
Chorus will contribute a group Of Rus
sian songs under the direction Of Mrs.
A. N. Blair. Mrs. Joseph N. Stoddard
is chairman OF the program committee.
Former Postmaster General and Mrs
James. A. Gary, of Baltimore gave the
largest reception OF the season there this
evening at their residence 100 Linden
avenue, in honor OF their two debutante
granddaughters, Miss Mary Regan Gary.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Stanley
Gary. and Miss Lavinia James. daugh-
ter Of Mrs and Mrs. Henry Pratt James.
the occasion also being the celebration
of their ffty-eighth wedding anniver-
sary. About loo invitations were issued
Maj. Putnam Bradlee Strong son OF
William l. Strong, who was mayor OF
New York and himself formerly an Of
tcer in the United States army, and
divorced husband OF Lady Francis Hope.
owner of the famous $4,000 Hope blue
diamond, is a guest at the Hotel Emer-
son. in Baltimore. Nd Since his divorce
from Lady Francis Hope. who was May
iOhe before her marriage. Mai Strong
has married again and is living quietly
in Culpeper, Va. He came to Baltimore
Wednesday to make arrangements to
bring his mother TO the city. Mrs. Strong
arrived Thursday and IS also at the
Hotel Emerson. She will possibly enter
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The Confederate Memorial Home will
benefit by The Lily" a play to be
given Monday night. December :, at
the Poll Theater. The following promi-
nent women have consented to act as
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs. John
Sharp Williams. Mrs. Morris Sheppard.
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. Mrs. Duncan L
Fletcher. Mrs. Otis Wingo. Mrs. Will
lam Branuy. Mrs Theodore TiIIer
Miss Mamie Randolph Heath, and Mrs
Nagnue Thompson.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Fred is chair
man Of the committee in charge, assist
ed by Mrs. Thomas Brent Moore, Mrs
George Jones, Mrs. Schroth. Mrs
James Hoyle, Mrs. Horace de Ha-,
Miss Magruder. and Mrs. KeIlinger.
Tickets can be procured at the home
OF any member OF the committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Whitman
were entertained at dinner on Thanks
giving Day by Nine. da Cana, wife OF
the Brazilian Ambassador. in the
restaurant OF the New Greenbrier at
TN~lfta II
Mrs. w Seward Webb has gone to
VT, from Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. Henry Goldsmith and daughter.
Miss Helen Goldsmith. who are the
house guests OF Mrs. Theodore TiIIer.
o7O6 Ontario road. will leave today
for Philadelphia 10 attend the Army
and Navy football game. ON Deem
ber l Mrs and Miss Goldsmith will
sail from Baltimore for Palm Beach
to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Denny. Of this city.
took part in the golf tournament at
Hot Springs. Va. on Thanksgiving
Day. and were present at a dinner
given by the members Of the tourna-
ment Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. John T. Devine. having spent
the past two weeks with friends a
Devon. Pa. has returned TO Washing
ton. and having given NJ her anart-
nents at the Dresden. will reside at
the Hotel POwhatan for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Npanrcastle. Of
Lexington. y. c. accompanied by their
TWO sons. ChevIer and Kenneth, also
heir daughter. Miss Frances, arrived
CONTINUED on FACE NINE.