The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07

Lady Managers OF the Eastern Dispen-
sary and Casualty Hospital the Rebew
orchestra, H W. Weber, director. will
Inc reports Of the various committees
are very encouraging and an ENJOYABLE
evening Is promised all who attend
ana aid In this worthy cause, the en-
tire proceeds being for the beneft of
the Eastern Dispensary and Casualty
Hospital Those having charge of the
committees are Mesdames M a. Cone
land. H. W. Weber, ]. c. weinman,
NJ. c. Hazen and NJ. J. Vaughan. The
dance will be in charge of Mesdames
w. McCauley, NJ P. Barnes, J. w. VIII
hams. h B. Mason and G. W. Hone
wen. The Young Ladies' Guild of the
hospital Will have charge of the punch
tables. S''
Commander Frank Fessenden Crane
U. 3. N, who is on duty at Quincy
M ass came to Washington last evening
and Is stopping at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. senseman and Mrs
McGregor Frame. OF Paris, are spending
some time in Washington and are at the
Shoreham Hotel
Mrs. James W. Hustled, wife OF Rem
resentatiVe Hustled, will be at home in
quay at 1870 II street from
$3.50 to 6:S7 p. m. She will be assisted
by her sister, Mrs. John R. Herrick
OF Hampstead. L. l.; Mrs. William W
Harris, Mrs. Jouett House, Mrs. Charles
banner Hazen and Mrs. s. Wallace
Dempsey.
Mrs. John Oliver Moque will b. at
home Informally. Fridays in March at
her new residence, 1871 Harvard ter
race.
Mrs. Henry Pettus, of Mobile Ala
is the gfuest of Mrs. NJ. T. Marshall.
Mrs. W. K. Brown. Miss Catherine Mo
Mahan and Miss Mary McMahsn. OF New
YORK. are in Washington for a few DAYS
and are stopping at the Shoreham Hotel
Other New Workers at the Shorehan are
Mr.. p. L. Tinker. Mrs. c. L. Houseman
and Mrs. V. Hasder
The College Women's Club of Wash
ington expects to celebrate the tenth an
niVersary of its foundation by an evening
or feasting Saturday, March II. at the
Raleigh The president. Miss Emma
Harper Turner, will preside at the din
ner, where the honor guest and cbief
speakers will be DIR. Katherine Ren1ent
Davis, commissioner of corrections Of
New York City, whose remarkable re-
form work, especially with delinouent
girls, has brought her prominently into
the public eye. Mrs. Frank q. Wilkins
a former president Of the club. will pre.
sent historical review of the events NJ
the past ten years; Miss Nancy Barbee
OF Kentucky. will tell stories in dialect:
MISS Elsa Lehman will sing a group Of
songs, and there are other good things
IN the way of stunts" and songs wait
ing for members and their guests, The
dinner committee is headed by Miss
Catharine Gusts, of Vassar.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Hudson, OF Boston
are In Washington for a short visit and
are at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Malcolm R. McAdoo, of New York
is in Washington and is at the Shore.
ham.
Good music was the feature of the Fri
day afternoon reception at the Congress
sional Club. Mrs. Goodhue presented
some OF her pupils in the following de-
hghtful program:
Soprano solo, by Miss Wagner, with
flute obligato by Mr.. De Luca; piano solo,
Mr.. Mayo; contralto solos, Wind Song"
Sapphire ODE and THE Forge" Mrs.
Alma Brett SUNNY; soprano solo, Miss
Rials; ContraIto solos, Love is a Ocean
Eyes that Used to Gaze in Mine" and
Birds of the wilderness" Mrs. SUNNY:
soprano solo, Miss Wegner. The accom-
panists were Miss De Luca and Mr..
Arthur Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yockelson, of 1895 H street
northeast. were the hosts last Sunday
evening to a large circle of friends and
relatives when they rendered a surprise
party to their son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Yockelson
The house was prettily decorated with
roses. sweet peas. carnations and violets
Those in the receiving line were: Mr.
and Mrs. Yockelson, Miss Rose Yockel-
son and Miss Mamie Levy.
Master Krawas save violin solo; the