Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-18

guest of Col. and Mrs Charles Keller
They will go TO New York, where they
will remain for the Army and Navy
game.
Gen. and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver and
Miss Marion Oliver have returned to
Washington for two weeks prior to
sailing for Nassau, b. l., where they
Oliver is recovering from a serious
operation. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Marquard of New York have taken Mrs
divers house, 1867 Q street, for the
season.
Lieut.. Gerald A. Johnson, L. S NJ c.
Of the battleship Nevada is spending a
few days leave at Washington at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. A
Johnson, in Holmead place, Mount
Pleasant.
The card table committee. consisting
Of Mrs. Gibbs Baker, Mrs. +. H. Ell
more and Miss Burr, and of which Miss
Alice Theobold is chairman, is as
signing the table locations desired by
the patrons of the card party and tea
dance TO be given this afternoon in the
red room at the Willard by the Lawton
Chapter for needy Confederates.
Among those reserving tables are Mrs
Moran, Mrs. barnett, Mrs Charles Cowles
Tucker, Mrs. White, Mrs. Tully Vaughan
Mrs. J. W. Hancock. Mrs. Robert w
Fuller Mrs. Maude Howell Smith
Mrs. George Theobold Mrs Ewell Thorn
ton. Mrs. Speight, Mrs. A V. Zane, Mrs
overton Lea, Mrs Adelaide Worth Bag
ley Mrs George Sutherland, Miss Ar
mat, Mrs. Archibald Pryor, Mrs A. S
Maddox, Mrs. Ffcklen, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs
Gibson, Mrs. Drury Ludlow, Mrs. B. H
Ransom; Mrs Ravenel. Mrs r. d. shep-
Wright Miss Wpndypard
Ball. Mrs. Bergling Miss Boise Mrs. A.
c. Downing, Miss Mary NJ Amber. Mrs
+. G. Moore. Mrs S. D. Elkins, Mrs Al
bert Hill, Mrs G F. Lucas, Mrs. Cornelia
Morgan. Mrs. Ainsworth, Miss Goldman
Mrs. Edward Payson Hall, Mrs Ryan
DevereuX. Mrs. l.. Daw, Mrs. Rast Smith
Mr. George RubIee of Cornish, n. H.
and Washington. has returned to the
city and is at the Lafayette.
Friendship Branch of the Sunshine
and Community Society will give a
musical tea at the Brighton Monday
afternoon from ) to 9. Among those
taking part in the program are: Mrs.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, Mrs. j. Harry
Cunning CHAM. Prof. White, Miss Mar
Saret Payne, Miss Jane Fishback, Miss
Sylvia Metcalf, Miss Helen GrandfieId.
Miss Mabel Latimer, Miss Mildred
Eddy. Miss Mabel Dill and others.
Those assisting at the tea table and
receiving include Mrs. c. p. Keyser,
Mrs. Leroy Goodwin. Mrs. w C. Nc
Murchy, Mrs. Albert Hupp, Mrs. Nevins,
Miss Stallings, Mrs. Z. II. Cross, Mrs
John Phillips, Mrs. \. Tingley Mrs. c.
I. Grandfield, Mrs; +: B. Johns and Mrs.
John f. King. All friends of the sun
shine work are cordially invited.
Miss Frances Louise Eyarts and Miss
Helena Griffin went to Annapolis to-
day to attend the officers hop at the
Naval Academy this evening. Next
week they will go to New York for
the Army Navy foot ball game, and
before returning to this city they will
attend the Thanksgiving hop at West
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Yeates, who
have been living in Rhode Island ave-
nue., are now in their new home at
1914 Mckinley street. Chevy Chase.
Miss Carolina Dawes Appleton of the
Portland went to New York yesterday
for conference with the advisory board
Friends of Childhood relative to coop
Grafton with other organizations which
have appealed to her for the special
care of children in America during the
cold weather Miss Appleton will
also arrange for the publication of the
berceuse in English and French. writ
ten in a military hospital of France,
while surrounded by wounded from the
Borchard. the French pianist. This
lullaby was personally dedicated to
Miss Appleton by Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt during her recent visit to Wash
ington. The music will be published at
private expense, and all money receiv-
ed from its sale will go to the aid OF
war children of France.
The Legion of Loyal Women will ceie-
brate it's twenty fourth birthday an
niversary Monday evening at 1880 at
the Raleigh Hotel. Prominent speak
ers will include MIR. P. T. Moran, presi-
dent Of the Chamber of Commerce.
There will be program of music.
Mr.. Michael Jacobs has invitations
out for tea at his studio in Pennsyl-
vania avenue Tuesday, November II.
when several recently completed por-
traits will be on view.
The Washington Chapter of the Mount
Alumnae Association will hold
its fall meeting at the home of Mrs: T.
Malcolm Price, the Iowa, today at 3
o'clock. Mime. Panareton will speak
about Bulgaria.
Mn and Mrs.-Jossph e. o'Toole Of