The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

dolls and dancing for children in the
afternoon will attract the little folks.
The Fifth Cavalry Band from Fort
Myer will furnish music for the dance at
S:S. The patronesses of the ball are
Mrs William Cline Borden. Mrs E. C
Brandenburg. Miss Mary BrickensteIn,
Mrs. W. Thompson Burch, Mrs Eugene
A. Byrnes. Mrs. ]. II. Crawford. Mrs
Charles Ray Dean. Mrs. William J.
! Father Mrs. John Van Rensselaer,
Hon. Mrs. a. J. A. King. Mrs. Emerson
l4iscum, Mrs A. Lisner. Mrs Albert L.
| Mills. Mrs. J. Hall Pilling. Mrs. William
Clark Prentiss. Mrs Charles w. Rich
ardsOn. Mrs. y. X. Shute. Mrs. c A.
, Stedman, Mrs. Charles II. Stockton. Mrs
J. Lawn Thompson and Mrs. Frank r. G.
I Wilkins.
Final arrangements have been made
4 for the cabaret show which will be given
/ by the Alliance of Jewish Women next
Wednesday evening at the National Rifles
Armory to provide funds for the various
! charities of the alliance and promises TO
be one of the best entertainments given
by that organization. Under the direc-
tion of Henry BresIaU. who staged last
years production. rehearsals have been
i'm progress for the past two months. and
now the program is ready for presenta-
ton.
The varied character of the entertain
ment is shown by the fact that il includes
an opening chorus to be sung by Misses
Heller, COhn. Oettinger Adler, Kaufman,
Hano. Berlner. StiefeI. Kahn, Kohner
l.uchs. Lichtensein. Kronheim, F.. Levy,
Fisher and II. Levy, and Messrs. Gold
smith. Fisher, Shepleman. Nordinger
Iuchs. Strauss and Schwartz The open
ing sketch will be The Evolution of the
Dance" during the course Of which all
the dances from the minuet to the fox
trot will be shown. In this sketch Mrs
A. J. Rrylawsh will appear as the
hostess. II. J. Breslau as the dancing
master and G. Sigsmund as q waiter. !
The dancers will he well known young |
men and women. some Of whom were in i
the chorus. This will be followed by the !
presentation Of another sketch. which |
or Which" said TO be a big novelty.
Topical sings will be contributed
by MurrHy Simon as the fourth
number. and Miss Hazel Born
heimer will he seen in impersonstions
The Reveries of a Bachelor" will be
presented next. following which there
will come special numbers by Henri
Sorleberg. Nathan Frank. Miss RIancb
Levy, Percy Schwartz. Sam J. Stein
berger. Mrs. Flora BryIawsh and COM
pany. Herbert jacob and a newsboy
sextet. Miss Ida Ullman, Lee Gardiner Il
and Arthur Green. During the entertain
ment candy. flowers and cigarettes will
be sold by a committee of young women Il
which includes the Misses Roda Manntier
Ernestine Rich. Hena Fleishman. h
Beatrice Hahn. Hortense Brylawski. Ruth II
Alma Kaufman, Edna Omen
helm and Selma Kahn.
Miss Margaret Deland, the noted ,u-
thoress Of THE Awakening of Helena
THE Iron Woman" "OId
Chester Tales" and other equally fam
ous novels, will give a reading Fridav.
December II. at o'clock at the First ,
Church under the aus :
oices of the Chevy Chase Chapter Y
". c. A, for the Vacation Lodge fund. :
Miss Deland will be introduced to the +
audience by Rev. DR.. Jay T Stocking, :
pastor of the church.
The patronesses for the benefit IN he G
yiven at Polls Monday, Decenoher 7 nv Q
he Stonewall jackson Chapter Of the 1
United Daughters Of the Confederacy, $
or the benefit of the Confederate Me-
norial Home are as follows: Mrs.
'osephus Daniels, Mrs. John Sharp VIII .
ans, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Duncan Fletcher,
drs. Norris Shepard, Mrs. Otis winRo, o
wife Of Representative wfngo, of Ar a
ansas: Mrs. Brantley, wife Of Renresent-
tive Brantley, Of Georgia; Miss NannIe
Heath. Mrs. Theodore TiIIer. q
nd Mrs. Magnus s. Thompson, president b
( the Stonewan Jackson Chapter. a
The committee in charge Of the benefit A
onsists OF Mrs. Charles Hamilton Fred
hartman. assisted by the following
aides: Mrs. Thomas Brent Moore, Mrs. n
lellinEer. Mrs. George Jones. Mrs. James c