The Washington herald., 1916-11-26
Entertainments

The Cornell Women of Washington
will give a tea dance at Rauscher's on
| Thanksgiving afternoon from to Z
o'clock. Returns from the Pennsylvania
Cornell football game will be announced
during the afternoon. The patronesses
are Mrs. G. Savage, Miss Ruth Putnam.
Mrs. w. r. Harper. Mrs. J. Holton, Mrs.
F. CovilIe. Mrs. L. Bauer, Mrs. D. White
and Mrs. H. Brown. The committee in
charge includes Miss C. Jessica ]. Dom
nelly, chairman: Mrs. George Ashley.
! Miss Dorothy Ashley, Miss Grace Ben
nett and Miss Jean Holmes.
The Ladies' Aid of the Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital will give a card party in
| the ballroom of the New Willard, on the
afternoon of January g. at 2:30 O'Clock,
to raise money for the purchase Of linen.
glassware and other supplies, for which
the board of lady managers is respon-
sible.
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, Mrs. George
B. Welch, Mrs. Richard Wainwright,
Mrs E. S. Alvord. Mrs. P. S. Talbert,
Mrs. George Richards Miss Dean owen.
Mrs. Paris E. Brengle, Miss Lena Burch-
ell, Mrs. William Earl Clark. Mrs. VIM
. throp Daniels, Mrs. H. Prescott Galley.
Mrs. ]. Irving Jarboe. Mrs. 8. A. KIM
! berly, Miss Dorinda Rogers. Mrs. ]. s.
Wall and Mrs. William Wheatley are the
! committee in charge Of the entertain
ment.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, No. S44, U. D.
c.. will give its Thanksgiving dance
! Tuesday evening at Confederate Memoir
ial Home, 1922 Vermont avenue. This is
the second monthly dance of the season
and will be followed by a dance the
| fourth Tuesday of each month. The
president, Mrs. Walter f. Hutton. will
be assisted by Mrs. George Covington,
chairman of entertainment, and the vari-
ous committees of the chapter.
Burnside Post. No. s, G. A. R., will hold
its annual banquet at the Ebbitt House
Saturday evening. December 1s.
| The District of Columbia Belgian re-
lief committee, OF which Mrs. John A.
Logan is president, has planned a card
party for December II.
Mrs. Samuel Houston Carr, Mrs. P. s.
Talbert Miss Howard and the ladies of
the Sewing Circle which has been sup
dren for the past two years, have charge
of the entertainment, which Is for the
purpose of raising a fund to purchase
materials to make up into clothing for
1.-The little Belgian children now in the
various homes and schools established
| in France for their care and protection.
One of the features Of the benefit per-
formance for the Working Boys Home,
when Miss Saxton's DO You Believe in
Fairies?" will be given in the Belasco
December 12, will be the dance, a Polon-
aise, by the younger set Of dancers who
are in one of the classes chaperoned by
Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs. NJ. Darcy Magee, regent of the
washington Ehapter of st. Joseph's Col
llege AIumnae, will entertain, at tea on
Tuesday, November 2s. from to S o'clock.
for the members of the chapter and visit
ing members Of the alumnae attending
the convention of International Fedora
tion of Catholic Alumnae.
Miss Clare L Cogan. of New York, presi-
Gent of the federation, and Miss Reilly,
of Lancaster, Pa, president of St Joseph's
College Alumnae. will be among the
guests
/ The dances which were organized sew
leral years ago by the ladies' of the ad-
lministration wiz be resumed this season