The Washington times., 1915-01-30
News and Gossip of Washington
h.. Society and Social Events

for a specia, charity at 1872 Vermont
under the management OF Miss Pansi>
casanae Wilson.
Maj. Gen. William A. Bancroft. Of
Cambridge. Mass. Is stopping at the
Willard.
DR.. J. J. slattery and family have
moved to 3ooo l street.
The Twentieth Century Club viii hold
Is Anril meeting Thursday at II O'Clock
at All Souls Unitarian church. The
Sho viii talk or On THE National Out
''Th The M section Of music under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Howard l.. Wilkins viii
meet at 34Os Mt. Pleasant street to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. "Har-
mony. Ancient and MODERN" will be
Wednesday morning at 1880 the sec
ton of travel will meet with the lead
er, Mrs. William F.. Ham, at 2GN Wood
Ley place: Mrs. aoodhus will speak on
A large number OF the clubs members
attended the meeting OF the civic sec
ton on Tuesday at the homo OF Mrs.
Gilbert II. Grosvenor to hear John
10y weS EasSn tell has Of Bssn enssss asS% xGrx na
he was appointed by President Roose-
welt some years ago. The reforms al
ready accomplished and those proposed
proval from the members present. who
brought out many phases Of the situ-
alton by adroit questioning after talk
was ended.
The Washington Scholarship Benent.
at the Columbia Theater Monday night,
with Fiske . Hara, the singing Irish
comedian in the title role. promises, ac-
cording to the reports turned In at the
Trinity College. to be a success. Boxes
have been reserved for Senator o Cor
man, Senator Walsh. and Senator Ash.
hurst; Congressman McGillicuddy. Con-
Lee; Mrs. William sadlier. Mrs. Thomas
H. Carter, and Mrs. John J. Noonan.
A fiual meeting Of the committee will
| be held this afternoon at Mrs. Thomas
s vsrous ei Tny coex.
have announced their intention Of being
present. while Notre Dame. Holy Cross
and immaculate seminaries. the Cath.
and other colleges and seminaries will
be well represented In the audience.
These Washington scholarships are
four in number and offer to the girl,
tanning. free Of charge. a four years
course at a college. that ranks second
to none in the country.
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| A most interesting entertainment will
be given the evening Of February "a
for the benefit of the washington Eye
| Ear and Throat Hospital. in the old
! Masonic Temple, under the direction OF
NJ. z. Kahn. At the close Of the musi.
cal and literary program, there will be
| dancing.
| The first number will be q uniqu.
musical act entitled the Rag Pickers.
composed Of the following:
Walter Marr, mandolin: Dufour Brown
guitar: James A.. White. jr.. mando
lin Arthur McCreight. plano. anc
Niles Bryant. 1r.. violin.
Then follow character sketches by NJ
Z. Kahn. entitled "I'd Sooner Be a Has
Been and Very Well. Then
events. by George 4; Bentley: musical musical
baritone solos BY A. T. Howard: Prof
George Herbert Wells. accompanist;
modern dancing specially by Miss Alic,
| Halliday Fuller (sister Of the we'll know
, Mary Fuller. and J. Carl Hess; a SOM
bv Mrs. a. Julian Brylawski.
This part Of the program will clos
with q rural farce entitled "Chums,
with cast az follows:
Mrs. Breed. Mrs. John H. Hill. Flor,
Strong. Miss Esther Galbraith. Ton
Burbham. Edwin E. Muth. Harry Breed
The new board of governors elected
at the last meeting: President. Rev
Forest j. Prettyman: first vice presi
dent. Isaac Goldenberg; second vic
president. Edmund S. Wolfe: third VIC
president, DR.. Oscar r. Coumbe; treas
urer. William McNeir, and secretary
DR.. ]. B. Hunt.