The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
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Miss Thelms Thompson. daughter Of Hon.
William II. Thompson; Miss Annie Gar.
rett. daughter Of Hon Daniel Garrett;
Miss Clara La Toilette. daughter of Hon.
William L La Toilette. and Miss Henri
cite Hughes. daughter Of Hon Dudley
NJ Hughes. are among those who are
taking an active interest
The List Of patrons and pafronessee
who have promised aid includes Hon. and
MIS- William b Thompson. Hon. snd
Mrs w. L La Toilette, Hon. ana Mrs.
Dudley n Hughes, Mr.. Robert r. Rose.
Foreign Trades Advisor, ana Mrs. Rose,
Miss Mamie Randolph Heath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philander p. Claxton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Appleton p. Clark. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs @. WAL
lace Hanger. Mrs. Edison Briggs. Mrs.
Wnloughby Chesley. Mrs Elizabeth WAL
bridge. Mrs. Charles p. Grandheld. Mrs.
Bertha n. Robbins. Mrs- Howard L
Hodgkfns, and Mrs. william .. An<rewa
Mrs Q. oppenhsimsr and daushtsr
Edna hsvs Feturnsd 10 ths city from .
short visit to Baltimore.
The chairman. Mrs James q. Muicnre,
has completed all srrangements for the
Dixie ball April 10 st Hotel Raleigh. given
by Robert Z. Lee Chapter for the benefit
Of the Confederate Memorial Home, In
Vermont svenue Miss Isabel Sinclair an
nounces the following. who win serve On
the young iadies' COMMITTEES: Miss Mar
garet Allen Trtmble. Miss Italy Carter,
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Mary Tim
beriake Hoge. Miss Naiiie Claire Howard.
Miss Lucy Y. Russell, Miss Elizabeth
Ball. Miss Dorothy Denham. Miss vir-
ginia Heth. Nizs Pickett Heth, Mi1s kitty
Poole, Miss Agnes Denham, Miss Martha
Poole. Miss Nellie Morgan Craig. Miss
~, TlrNA HAHS
Bowie. Miss Rachel Garrett, Miss Car
lotta ouirollo. Miss Loeta e. Williams.
Miss jamie Ethridge. Miss Rose Nell Bag
gett, Miss Mary Addison Chew. Miss
Lucille McLoud. Miss Annie L willis,
Miss Pansie C. Wilson, Miss Annie NJ
Voel. and Miss Mary Younger. Mr..
Claude Bennett IL chairman OF the floor
OF the Sons Of Veterans. is toast chair
man.
Mr.. Emanuel Haas, of Richmond, Va.
is spending the weekend here, the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. 7. Haas
Mrs Robert Patterson and her daugh-
ter. Countess Gyzicka, entertained at .
dinner-dance last night at their residence.
on Dupont circle
Mrs. william Dougal MacDougal, wife
of the commanding officer of the U. 8. 8.
Mayflower, gave a tea yesterday after
noon at her house In Twenty-first street.
in compliment to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Stone.
Mrs. Seaton Schroeder and Mrs. Aus
tin Kautz presided at the tea table, and
Mrs. Henry Wiley served frappe.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the performance of the Paint and
Clrfh nj a
Theater Friday afternoon. April II. for
the benefit of the Christ Child Sosciety,
are Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. George Howard. Mime.
Hauge. and Mrs. Emile Montgomery.
Many Happy Returns in which the
collegians will appear. Is a new play,
and said to even cleverer than their
former dramatic offering.
The patronesses are Nine. Jusserand,
Mime. de Riano, Mrs Garrison, Mrs Dan
ieis, Mime. Calvo, Mime. de Pena, Nine.
Calderon, Nine. Pezet- Vicomtesse Be-
moist day, Mrs. Ashurst Mrs Larz An
derson, Mrs Nicholas Anderson, Mrs
Montgomery Blair. Mrs. Winthrop Chan
Ter, Mrs Henry Corbin, Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Gale, Mrs James
Cannon, Mrs George z. Hamilton, Mrs
Hanna, Nine Christian Hauge, Mrs.
John Hay, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs
George Howard, Mrs. Hennen Jennings,
Mrs T. b MCGUIRE, Contesse de San
Esteban de Canongo, Mrs. Loren john
son, Mrs. o. II. Perry johnson. Mrs
Martin Knapp, Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee
Mrs W. z. Montgomery, MIS- ): Nota
McGiu. the Misses Patten, Mrs. Thomas
Gedney Patten, Mrs. H Cleveland Per-
kins Miss Jane A. Riggs, Mrs. Philip
sheridan, Nine. de Sibour, Mrs Edward
I SteIlwagen, Mrs. Story, Mrs Symons,
Mrs. walsh, and Mrs. Vincent kerens
Capt. and Mrs. James Robinson enter
tanned at a dinner last night al tneir
residence in Twenty-first street In COM
rIirnent to Capt and Mrs. Archibald H.
Sunderland, who have just come 10
Washington.
Fashionable society will attend in force
the tea-dance which will be given on
April Is and 1s, at 1906 Twentieth street.
for the benefit Of the House OF Mercy
The best orchestra has been engaged Tor
the occasion, and refreshments will be
served during the afternoon Many
prominent Washingtonians will act as
patronesses and chaperones, among them
being Mrs. Julian-James, Mrs. John Nc
Gowan, Mrs Edward Burr. Mrs. John
Biddle.
Surg. Raymond Spear, u. s. N, and
Miss Eleanor Coppinger Smith, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Smith, were mar
ried in Washington, April !. by Rev.
Robert Talbot, Of St PauPs Protestant
Episcopal Church. Immediately afterward
they started for New York on the way
to Guantanamo, Cuba, to which place
the bridegroom had recently been de-
tailed. DR.. Spear has for some time
been attached to the medical school Of
the Naval Hospital at Washington. He
was also a member of the examining
board for medical officers. Mrs. Spear, |
who is q surgical nurse. was for several
years on duty In the operating room Of
the hospital.
The tea-dance, supper and bazaar which |
Is TO be given by the board Of lady |
managers Of the Episcopal Eye, Ear and |