The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-17
Confederate Party.

Confederate Party.
Miss Helen Griffith 10 chairman OF
the music committee for the card
party and tea dance 70 be given by
the A. r. Lawton Chapter. u. ID. c.,
In the red room OF the willard Sat.
urdey afternoon for the beneft of des.
titute Confederate families. Miss
Armat has charge of the sale of
Mrs. Lyman Pratt, Miss Jane Greg.
a list OF girls who viii assist at the
tea dance. Others on the committee
are Miss Suzanne Chase, Miss Hebb,
Miss Armat, Miss Bowie, Miss Inezcita
White, Miss Ruth white, Miss Helen
Dorothy bennett, Miss Dorothy
shuey, Miss Helen Blodgett Miss
Mary Lord Andrews, Miss Elizabeth
Chase. Miss Katherine Du Bose, Miss
Mildred White, Misses Bagley, Misses
speight, Miss Janet Montague, Miss
Evelyn Zane, Miss olive Plant, Miss
Elizabeth Lea, Miss Margaret Doug.
las, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton, Miss Margaret Fahnestock.
Bowie, Miss Anne seiden, Miss Ksth.
arine Beach, Miss Genevieve Boisseau.
Miss Lucy Burleson. Miss sidney
Burleson, Miss MAXWELL Church, Miss
Edith Oracle, Miss Nellie Johnson;;
Psdgett, Miss Pauline stone Miss
Marie Sims, Miss Alice Theobsld. Miss
Dorothy Wyeth, Miss Georgia Scho-
field. Miss Margaret Young. Miss Mary
Parker. Miss Helen McCumber. Miss
ton. Miss Virginia 6riffith. Miss Tay-
Tor Lozie, and Miss Anne Hopkins.
First Officers Hop.
The officers stationed at the WASH
ington Barracks will entertain at the
first formal hop of the season this even
ing at the Officers Club.
The ball room has been deliberately
decorated with palms. flags and bunting
for the occasion. Col. Mason Patrick.
commandant, and Mrs. Patrick. Mrs.
James q. b. Lampert, wife OF Lieuten-
ant Lampert: Mrs. Myron Bertman. wife
OF Lieutenant 5ertman. and Mrs. John
II. Carruth. wife OF Lieutenant Carruth.
will receive the guests, who will be pre-
scented by Lieutenant Bertman. the adtu-
tant.
An orchestra from the Engineer Band
will furnish the music and at 1880 an
elaborate supper viii be served.
cede the Hop. the hosts and hostesses all
taking their guests to the party. Col
and Mrs. Mason Patrick will kive a
dinner and Capt. and ars. John Hodges
viii entertain a large company at din
ner.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lester l.. Lampert.
who were guests OF Lieutenant Lam
pert'a brother and sister-in-law. Lieut..
and Mrs. James q. d. Lampert. at the
left Washington Wednesday for New
York. From there they will 60 to To-
ledo. Ohio. and Wisconsin before re-
turning to FL Paso, where Lieutenant
I.ampert Is stationed.
Musical Soiree.
The Eaiement branch OF the Sunshine
and Community Society will give
musical sorlee In the parlors OF the
Portner Tuesday from $50 to 1879.
The public is invited.
One Of the most interesting affairs
OF the season was the bazaar and tea
given at the willard Wednesday AZ
ternoon and evening by the Washing
ton auxiliary. National Indian Assoc
citation. for the benefit OF the Navajo
Hospital at Indian Wells. Arizona. At
tractive booths. where specimens OF
indian beadwork. Navajo rugs. Indian
woven baskets aud curios were on
sale, attracted n full quota or smart
folk.
Tea was dispensed during the after
noon and ia musical program was
given in the evening. Mrs. 3. ~.
Brosius and Mrs. Cato Sells presided
at the tea table.
Among those who assisted at the
various booths were Mrs. Ivan Pow
ers, Mrs. w. ~. Fulton, Mrs. T. W.
Spencer, Miss Estelle f. Reeve: Miss
wiihelriiina Spanhoofd, Miss WILDER
and Miss Fedora WILDER.
The board OF managers OF the House
OF Mercy will give n Christmas bazaar
and sale at the residence OF Mrs.
Charles W. Richardson, l3lI Con-
her q, from to o'clock. Many
novelties will be sold. and tea VIII
be served by prominent society wom-
en-.