The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-28

attractive features of the evenings en-
.tcrtatnment Supper was served at mid
night and dancing continued until the
wee sma hours" Those present were
Miss Mary Moran and MIR. Emmett Nor
an; Miss Louise Carr. Mr. Mattelak, Miss
Olive FitZGerald, Mr.. DOIan DOnChuC.
Miss Emily HaltigaD. Mr. John Erbany.
Miss Norman l. johnson. Mr. Telrairc
Daugherty. Miss Mamie Murtaugh, Mr..
Eugene Drury, Miss Ethel Mullen, Mr..
Joseph Murphy. Miss Rita Rafferty,, Mr.
Ralph Hamilton, Miss Marie Bremen,
Mr.. John Victory. Miss Baer. Mr.. Car
rico Miss Ethel Creighton, Mr. Bernard
Tierney; Miss Mary Cusack. Mr.. Will
lam Cusack. Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr.
Miss Hilda Davis. Mr. CogswelI; Miss
Irma Dante. Mr.. OConnor, Miss Frances
EIlery. Mr.. Beverly Chew. Miss Gretchen
Gumprect. Mr.. Cleveland, Miss Bessie
Halti-an. Mr. Daniel Haltigan, Miss
Eleanor HaycOCk. Mr.. Kelly, Miss Paul
inc Hart, Mr.. Neil Daugherty, Miss Mar
Earet JOY Mr. Arthur Sullivan, Miss
Bertha LOehl, Mr.. Barry, Miss Esther
LOehl, Mr.. Frederick, Miss Catherine
Moran, Mr.. Larlzin. Miss Margaret Nor
an. Mr.. Edward McVay. Miss Nolan, Mr.
Ryan, Miss McHone. Mr. Taylor, Miss
Eileen O'Donnell, DR.. VIII O'DonneIl,
Miss Ruth Ramsey. Mr.. Rudolph Sutton,
Miss Avis Rabbit, Mr.. Fred Thuee, Miss
Doris Rabbit, Mr.. Frank Hardin, Miss
Rita Ryan, Mr.. Coleman. Miss Marion
Finucane, Mr.. Fatt, Miss Margaret SUIT
ton, Mr.. Paul Grant, Miss Mildred
Thomas, Mr.. Reavis, Miss Catherine
Wrenn. Mr.. Johnson, Miss Isabelle Nc
Gee. Mr.. Joseph Rafferty,, and Mr.. and
Mr.. Lombard.
Beautiful handmade handkerchief will
be the chief attraction on the table pre-
sided over by st. Stephens Church COM
mittee at the Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital bazaar at the Raleigh
March l and 2: Mrs. Edmand Roome,
chairman; Mrs A. 8. Browne Mrs
Charles s. Bundy, Mrs A c. Merriam,
Mrs. O. r. Evans; from the Church OF
the Advent, Mrs. Corbin Birch, Mrs
William Helen, and Mrs. r. S. NEWMAN
Plans are being rapidly completed for
the benefit dance to be given by the
StOnewsll Jackson Chapter. No. 20, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, at the
Hotel Lafayette, Wednesday evening,
March !. at O'Clock.
The many distinguished women In off,
cial and resident society in Washington
who have manifested an active interest
in this worthy benefit assure the brilliant
success of the affair.
The floor committee, under the direction
of Mr.. Bruce Cleveland. chairman, and
Mr.. Frank B. Martin. vice chairman, Is
composed OF Frank Borden. Don. E Muir
lin, Franklin A. Wertz, Homer Phillips
John White. Greer NJ. Merechal, Taylor
o. Timberiake. Sim Price, L. L. Ansart
Harold r. Davis. Richard B. Engel. Paul
y. Coulin. Fl. NJ. McLaren. Harry H.
Simmons. Brooke J. Davis, Wilmarth
Brown. George F. Mitchell, Mahlon Jan
ncy, Edmund Breese. J. X. Boykin, Jack
son WoQften. Fred Pierman, Percy E.
Taylor. DR.. Fenton Bradford, Dr. Ber-
nard Mcmahon. DR.. Wade II. Atkinson,
Mr.. Claude n. Bennett. Charlie Bowie,
Arthur Iioughton, Holcombe Latting,
Paul Black. c. Dudley Shreve, c. c. Cal
houn. Seldom Brooks Armat, ]. Roy Price,
Harold Compton King. F. Russell Fravel.
Posey ]. Altizer. Mr.. Chapline. Yellott
CANDY, Sanford CovingtOn, ]. West Cham
bers. Allan Reese. Joseph c. Zirkle, DR..
w. H. Hicks. Mccarthy Hanger, Nor
man l. Taylor. Claude F. Clark, Ralph
Howenstein. Owen Howenstein, DR.. CIar-
ence ]. Owens, Joseph c. Colquitt.
Miss Nell Rose Baggett is chairman and
Miss Mary Key Compton is vice chairman
OF the attractive committee of young la
dies who will assist in the reception of
the guests at the benefit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. HalIiwen, of
Bound Brook. n. j., who are stoppins
at the Shoreham on their way I'D from
Hot Springs. entertained at dinner in the
rose room Saturday evening, having as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Robey, Mr., and
Mrs. A. Bradshaw, Miss Gladys Bush and
Mr.. Herbert Scanans
There will be Mi-Careme ball for the
oenent OF the American Red Cross at
Rauscher's on the evening of Wednesday.
March g, at which some novel bag
dances will be given. In the afternoon
a bag sale will be held.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. wife of Rep
resentattve Cooper, of Wisconsin, re-
turned yesterday from New York. where