The Washington herald., 1914-11-20
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I Miss Hannah Taylor. Miss Lena Collins.
Miss Katherine Hitchcock. Miss Frances
: Emnger. Mrs. Claggett. Miss CorneIia
J CIaggett. Miss Ethel Norris Mrs. Cram
ford. Mrs. Beattie. Miss Emily Beattie.
Mrs. W. p Stafford, Mrs. ]. n. SpeeI.
Mrs Byron Andrews. Mrs. Barnett. Mrs.
4 Ttllman, Mrs Emil Theiss. Mrs. John
Joy Edison. Mrs A. B. Grandin, Mrs. w
! NJ. Shuster, Mrs. Chamberlain. Mrs.
! Orme. Mrs. Augusta knight. Mrs. William
f. Clark, Mrs. Edward Clark, Mrs
Brainsted. Mrs. Lowndes, Mrs oIds. Mrs.
Block. Mrs. Rurtz, Mrs. Krogstadt and
Mrs. Robinette.
! Mrs. Ernest W. Roberts Is president Of
the National Library for the Blind AssO-
| ciatiOn, DR.. Thomas Nelson Page is hon
Orary president and Miss Helen Keller
gives active aid as a member Of the board
| Of councillors. The committee whose dill
/ gent work accomplished the success of
the beneft was Mrs. John Hamilton. Mr..
| Robert Ledbetter. Miss Natalie briggs
Miss Marian Barney, Miss Lena Hitch
cock. Miss Blanche Hopes and Mrs
| Wheeler.
A soiree musicale benefit will be Civ.
en- this evening at the residence Of DR..
J. c. Buchanan. sol NJ street northwest
under the auspices OF the Florence Crit
tenten branch Of the Sunshine Society
Mrs. William J. Cawthon. the chair
man Of the committee. has arranged a
program Of music. song. and readings
II was largely through the efforts Of
Mrs. William H. Howard, the president
ot the Florence Crittenten Branch Of the
Sunshine Soriety, that the building Of a
new dining room for the Florence Crit
tenten Home was accomplished last win
ter. II is hoped that this year the So
ciety will be able TO provide the dining
room with dishes and other furnishings
not already secured. The society was
greatly aided by the merchants Of the
city in accomplishing the task Of build
ing the dining room last winter.
Mrs. William J. Cawthon is chairman
Of arrangements for the musicale
Among those who will receive at the
donation tea" at the HOMEOPATHIC Hos
pital tomorrow afternoon are Mrs F. p
GTandin. Mrs. Ross Thompson. Mrs. Il q
StetsOn. Miss FahnestOck. and Miss Deal
\ cOmmitte" viii - prepared to receive
donations all day end tea will he served
from to o'cIocN ny Mrs William Hltt.
Mrs. II. p. MacfarIand. Mrs William
u. nry Whit. Mrs :. 6 Cromwell and
Mrs. !. \. Whitaker
Mrs John w. THOMPSON arrived IN
New York on the Baltic last Friday. She
prolonged her stay abroad until she could
secure her luggage. which was lost in
August. She is now II the waldorf
Astoria IN New York. hut will open her
residence at 1919 I street within a few
days.
The following WashInStonians are reg
is'e~"d at the Navarro Hotel New York:
George r Whirtlesey. a. F. Low and
wife. W. =. Stafford and wife H. c. Ball
Charles Z. Baldwin.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Albert Sidney BurlesOn and the Misses
kur.es"u will entertain at a dance in d.
remb'r Tor the tn debutantes Of the sea
son.
Tho Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmetrn, who went to New York
Wedu- Sday morning. are expected to re-
turn within a f-w days
The retiring Minister Of Greece and
Mme. SCh!iemann. who arrived at Wash
inGtOn last August, will sail for Athens
on December :.
The AustrO- Hungarian Ambassador and
Nine. Dumba. who spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n Rowland.
At Rock Rose. Radnor, Pa. have CON
cluded their visit. Mime. Dumba returned
TO New York for n few days
Mrs ". J. Bargsn. wife ~ Mai Rar-
ger. I. :. 4, has just returned to this
country from England Sha is visiting
the family of +. L. Stewart. chief en-
Eireer OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road at his home in Baltimore.
There will he a linen shower at tn.
Providence Hospital on Monday and
Tuesday nf next week The OrChestrs,
from the Powhatau Hotel will furnish
music all tho afternoon and friends ~
N" hospital will ne received nv the com
mttee in charge
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter Of
the Secretary Of Labor and Mrs. Wilson.
will return on SATURDAY.. after an absence
N more than Il m"ntH.
After living little more than two
years in Honolulu. Hawaii, where NJ.
l., lister was connected with the Intel
States Dtpartmrnt Of Agriculture. Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Jones LPister have re-
turned 10 this city and taken an apart
ment at the Warrington. Eighteenth
street and Wyoming avenue northwest
They arrived here October :. and after
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