The Washington herald., 1916-03-13

Mss J. Butler. Mrs Gnlett, Miss Hoar.
Miss Joan Oil, Mrs. Walter R. Tucker
man. Mrs. R. H McKtm, Mrs A G.
Winslow, Miss Sarah r. Lee, and Mrs.
Metcalf
The next lecture will be delivered at
4:3o o'clock on Thursday, March Is, by
Monsieur T. L. Roussell. The subject will
be Impressions d Alsaee." Mile. B. H
RousseL daughter of the lecturer, will
sing some Alsatian songs
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spaulding, Of
Chicago. have arrived in Washington
and are spending a few days at the
Shoreham.
The College Women's Club room at the
Raleigh will be in charge Of the follow
Ing hostesses for the week Of March 13:
Monday afternoon, Mrs Karl F. Keller
man; Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Frederic
B. Pyle; Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Ha-
ven Metcalf; Saturday afternoon, Mrs NJ
A. Martinden.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss E. A.
Vinton will meet her committee at 2
o'clock sharp. and Mrs. L. A. stormstedt
will meet the WELLESLEY Club at 4 o'clock.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Otto L. veer-
HON Will receive her section of the club.
AAAS2 A-AAEdDcln a. f1yQe mas Issued In
vttations to former members of the staff
of the Commission on on Industrial Re-
ladons to meet former Commissioner and
Mrs. Lennon. at her residence, 1910 Sum
NIT place, on Saturday evening, March
l8 II any members Of the staff now in
Washington have been overlooked, they
are invited to be present
Mrs A @. Bilteke, Of Los Angeles, Cal,
and her daughter, Miss Mary Bilicke. ar
rived IN Washington yesterday and are
at the New Willard. Mrs. BIlicke Is the
widow Of Mr.. A. c. Bilicke, who lost his
life on the Titanic, and has been SPEND
ing the greater part Of the winter In the
East.
The Army Relief Society will hold its
annual meeting Wednesday morning.
March 10, at 1870 o'clock at the New vii
lard for election of officers and other i'm
portant business. All members and those
Interested are cordially invited to attend.
surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Shapiro at their
home, 80 NJ street, Wednesday even
ing In honor OF the twenty-ffth ami
versary Of their wedding, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Atlas For the early part
program had been arranged. Among
those participating in the entertain
ment were DR.. Shefferman and his
choir, Mr.. s. Shapiro, Miss Sadye
Atlas and the Misses Shappirio. After
supper was served, dancing was in
dulged in until the early hours of the
morning. Many out-of-town guests
were present. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Saul. of Atlanta; Mr..
L. Spiegler, of New York; Mr., Alex
ander Copeland. of Atlanta; Mr.. ],
Weiss, Of Birmingham. Ala; Mr.. g.
Peck, Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Atlas, Miss Sadye Atlas, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Miller. Miss Yetta Miller, DR.. Cross
man, Mr.. NJ Aronson, Mrs s. Upper
mass, Mr.. Bachrach, Mr.. Simon Upper
man, Miss Yetta Brez, Miss sadye
Goldman. Miss Tauber, Miss Nellye
Cohen, Mrs. Ray Brez, Miss Florenz
Brez, Miss Pauline Berman, Mr. A.
Mann, Mr.. Selig C. Brez, DR.. and Mrs.
Shefferman, Miss Theresa Shefferman,
and Mr.. Morris Shefferman.
Among the prominent arrivals at
the New Willard en- route to their
homes from the South are Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. F.
B. Stevens and their daughter, Miss
Virginia Stevens, all of Cleveland,
Ohio.
The benefit St. Patrick's dance in
the ballroom Of the Confederate Me-
mortal Home, 1922 Vermont avenue,
on the evening of Wednesday, March
Is, will be given by the Dixie Chap
ter, United Daughters of the Confed-
sracy' under the direct supervisor of