The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-28
In Club Circles

The weekly tea Of the College Women S
Club will be given at the Raleigh on
| Wednesday. March ,, from TO d. Mrs.
RAYMOND r. Morgan. chairman OF Sec
| ton VIII. will receive, assisted by the
| other members of that section An IN
| teresting program has been arranged.
consisting of a reading by Mrs. Glenna
smith Tinnin. to be followed by play.
| Behind the Gates Of the Moon. given by
! children from The World of Play. under
Mrs. Tannin's direction.
The members Of Section VIII are Mrs.
Raymond r. Morgan. Miss Alice Z.
Fletcher. Miss Henrietta NJ. Blasl, Mrs.
Julia T Bodish. Miss May Paul Brad
shaw. Mrs. J. N Burton. Miss Ada b.
Burgdorf, Miss Stella c. Galloway. Miss
| Lillian Carpenter. Miss Adelaide Davis.
Miss Maude Depuy. Mrs. r. Augustus
Dye. Miss Mary II. France. Mrs. G. w.
Hall. Mrs. William r. Hardy. Mrs. Paul
| r Hickok Miss Myra T. Hillman. MISS
Ida B. Johnson. Miss Hester McNelly,
Miss I.ottie p. Magee. Mrs. Frank o Hara.
Miss Mary r. Parkman, Miss Louisa W.
Puffer Mrs. Charles s. Riddeil. Miss May
Ropero. Miss Laura T. Stalnaker. Mrs.
A. Steele. Mrs. Henry J. Walther.
Miss Isabel Louise Towner. Miss Rosa
lie Walker, Miss Jessie McLeish Watson.
Miss f Marguerite Weller. Mrs. Frank
g. wilkins.
Miss Lila Van Kirk will make her first
appeara &c in Washington at the WASH
ington Club at 3:l5, March S. 10. II and
81, when she will give a series OF Lanten
travel talks on Italy. Miss van Kirk
has made a successful tour OF the West,
and has clear and concise manner OF
describing the wonders Of picturesque
Italy, giving most entertainingly pic
tureseoue legends and interesting bits OF
history. connected with the subject OF
her talk. all of which is illustrated with
colored views The subject of the nrst
talk on March S, is to be Two Weeks in
Rome
The patronesses are Mrs. f F. An
drews. Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Henry
Harris Rarroll, Mrs. Paul W. Bartlett.
Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Delos \. Blod-
gett. Mrs, Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. William
F Draper. Mrs. Augustus c. Downing.
Miss Dumbell, Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn.
Mrs, Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs. Henry
Flood. Mrs. T. NJ Gale. Mrs. Edward II.
Gheen. Mrs Thomas Hyde. Mrs. Nelson
Read johnson, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. William Lit
tauer, Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. Miss Itch
field. Mrs Charles g McChord. Mrs
John II. Magruder. Mrs. Henry Z. Per
kins. Mrs. Stephen o. Richey, Mrs. Hunt
Slater. Mrs Samuel Spencer. Mrs. A. l..
Sturtevant, Mrs Robert NJ Thompson
Mrs. Edward White. Mrs. Guy F. Whit
ing. and Mrs. A. V. Zane.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Adelaide Heath. 2129 Eighteenth street.
Mrs. William Danforth, of this city. re-
turned during the past week to her home
after a short visit to friends in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney West, who were
recently married, are spending some time
at Palm Beach. Fla. before returning to
their home in the Corcoran apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wallerstein. of Wash
ington. left Friday last for Atlantic City.
to spend some weeks
Miss Julia Goldsmith, of Fredericks-
burg. Va, is spending few weeks in
town, the house guest of her sister. Mrs.
Rhein. s
The Office of Indian Affairs, of the De-
partment of the Interior. has arranged a
unique entertainment at the Home Club.
IA Jackson place. for Monday evening.
March !, when Miss Natalie Curtis Will
depict the life of the North American
Indian and entertain the members OF
the club with folklore and Indian songs.
Mr.. Philip Sohneeberger, Of Newark,
N. J., spent a few days in town during
the past week. the guest of relatives
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Marx and Miss Daisy
Marx, are spending a few days in New
York, where they went to attend the
engagement reception of Miss Lillian
Morris and Mr.. Lester F. Marx.