The Washington herald., 1915-05-14

Enid Hall. and Miss Edith N. Lawson;
Mr.. Joseph A. Bailey, Mr.. Elmer l..
Beach. MIR. Harold +. Beacon. Mr. James
w. Cannon, Mr.. Bertrand Emerson. Mr..
Louis II. Grieb. Mr. Charles r. Hardy.
Mr.. Walter B. Henretty. Mr.. Robert T.
highheld. Mr.. William A. Hollebsugh.
! Mr. George p. Hughes. Mr.. Charles L..
Morganston. Mr.. Harold ID. Padsett. Mr..
BENJAMIN 7. Reidy, MIR. Otto Rupert.
Jr.. MIR. Raymond J. Sauter. Mr.. Freder-
lex Sisneiga, jr., Mr.. Floyd T. Whitman,
Mr.. Winfield H. Scott. Mr.. Vincent A.
Smith. Mr.. Paul Somers. Mr.. Frederick
stohlman. Mr.. James c. Tormey. Mr..
William E. Walk. jr.. Mr.. George A..
Wisgin. Mr.. Ashton II. Williams. MI.
William B. Young. Mr.. Leo Lawler. and
MIR. William J. Hunt.
The patronesses for the occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. O'Donoghue. Mrs.
r. A. Mahoney. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Som
ers, and Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Cunning
ham.
A beautiful and decorative sign de-
picting rolicking children enjoying
May day in the country, the work OF
Mrs Frederick Anterior. is attracting
the attention of passers-by TO the
woods at Connecticut avenue and Al
bemarle street, where the fete Tor the
benefit of the Working Boys Home
will be held on tomorrow afternoon.
A program of music by the Marine
and Fort Myer bands will be among
the attractions of the day. and tea,
lemonade. ice cream and cake Will be
served at small tables throughout the
afternoon Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mrs.
Walter Wilcox will be in charge of
the tea table. which will be presided
over by Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Littauer
and Mrs. Horace Wescott. Other as
sistants will be Mrs. Ormsby Mccain
mon, Mrs. Nathan Wyeth and Miss
Jane Gilmore.
Mrs. George Eldridge will have
charge of the table where home made
cakes will be sold. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Jesse Ramsburgh. Miss
Childs Miss Grace Woodruff. Miss
Lucy Page Mercer. Miss Laura Har-
Ian, Miss Bagley Miss Katherine Biz
ney. Miss Elizabeth Wiley. Mrs. George
Dunn. Mrs George Dunlap and Miss
Helen Tucker.
Mrs Randall Hagner and Mrs Cary
Ianghorne will be in charge Of the
fish pond and surprise tree. and they
will have assisting them Mrs. tpshur
Moorhead. Mrs. Breckenridge Bayne.
Mrs. William Merideth. Miss Helen
Squire and Miss Helena Elliott.
Mrs. Archibald Davis, Mrs. Victor
Cushman and Mrs. Olmsted Davis at
the flower table will be assisted by
Mrs. Rowland Chase. Mrs. sweeney.
Miss Porter, Miss Elsie Cassells and
Miss Mabel johnson.
Mrs. George Odell will sell hats and
parasols. assisted by Mrs. John Jay
White. Mrs. Huntington Jackson. Miss
Ruth Anderson, Miss Helen Buchanan
and Miss Anne Hopkins.
Mrs. Louis Lehr. Miss Nellie Hobbs
nd II will large
corps of assistants at the candy table.
Among them will be Miss Lucy Perrin.
Mrs. j. F. Robinson. Mrs. Stanley T.
Emlick, Miss MaCMurray, Mrs. Horace
Eobbs Miss Ransom OHearne. Miss
Nary Winter Miss Webster. Mis-,
Louise Boggs. Miss Lillian Birney.
Miss Janet Harlan, Miss Gene Tucker
and Miss Roberta Wiley.
The Misses Gladys and Virginia
Mackay-Smith will have charge of
the ice cream table and the Misses
Julia and Alice Whiting will sell
lemonade Miss Gene Hinkle will have
a bean bag game. and Mr.. DevereuN
will have charge OF the Shetland
ponies which gave such delight TO the
children year ago.
Mrs. Thomas Thatcher will have a
table OF attractive fancy articles. the
work of members OF the board of the
home. and will have her daughter.
Miss Thacher. and a number of the
debutants of the winter to assist her.
Mrs Francis Ruggles and Miss
Marion Stevens in charge of the
picnic supper. tables for which are
now being reserved.
Among the prominent people dining at
the New Willard yesterday were Mr..
Haniel Won Haimhausen, counselor of the
Or iur Georg Ahrens. Brig. Gen. George
W. GoethaIs. Mr.. William dupont. and
Miss Marion DUPONT. Mr.. Carlos Her-
TuiniGo. and DR. and Mrs. g. Navarros.
Of Chile and Mr.. =. T. SVerre. of Nor |
way: Mr.. Hugo V. de Pena. of the tru- |
Guaian Legation. Mrs. James A. Gar
land. of Buzzard's Bay, Mass. also enter
tanned "A large party at dinner in the
palm room last evening.
Roy and Mrs u. Fcldmann. of 1895
Seventh street northwest. announce the |
Of their daughter. Miss Mol !
lie Fcdmann. To Mr.. J. r. Spunt, Of
Ibis city.
Capt. Jones A. Lynch. T.. s A. who !
is stationed at Fort Smelling. Mimi.
is on leave, spending few days in !
Washington. Mrs. Lynch accompanied |
him and they are at the Powhatan.
Mrs. Horace Duncan Moore. of Allie |
gan, Mich, accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Pearre Moore Gray. and Miss
Eleanor Gray. of Geneva. Switzerland,
arrived in Washington for an indefinite
stay and is at the Powhatan.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard LediS. the Misses
Alma and Erma LediS. Mrs. johnson
Neeky and Miss Ida Rect of Phila-