The Washington herald., 1916-04-17

Mabelle Caspers, of Meridian, who is
a presidential page, and Mrs. L. L. Alex
ander, regent of Caddo Chapter, of
Shreveport.
There win be a meeting of Louisiana
delegation Tuesday afternoon at ]
Hall.
J Col and Mrs. Willard T. Block, Of Chi
cago, Ill. are making their spring visit
! to Washington and are staying at the
New willard
Among those who are here for a spring
visit are Mr.. and Mrs George A. briggs
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. briggs, of Water
bury, Conn.,, who are stopping at the
Shoreham,
Among the arrivals at the Shoreham
Yesterday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C.
Morris and Miss Elizabeth Giffard, of
Rochester; Miss Lsdenburg. Of New
york; Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Greer, of
Dallas, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Shar-
rard. of Pittsburgh. and Mr.. Edward
Hungerford. of New York.
Attractive are the arrangements for
the vaudeville tea to be given by the
District Of Columbia Division, United
VI the SOnIeOeTaCY, at the
Raleigh Hotel Saturday afternoon Nav
8. from until O'Clock. Mrs. Maude-
Howell Smith, chairman of the vaude-
vile committe, announces a most de-
iightful vaudeville performance, which
Will take place from 3 until 4:30, while
Miss Nell Rose Baggetts and her COM
n1tttee Of young women who are In charge
OF the dancing, promise a delightful
dance from until o'clock. Mr.. MahIon
Ia L. fT,
committee, and Mr.. ". Everett Brock
man is chairman of the floor COMMITTEES
for the dancing. Mrs. Hoffman has
charge of the music. The following
booths will be open during the after
noon: Lemonade, Mrs, w. E. Hutton:
tea and cakes, Mrs. Ferguson; candy.
Mrs. George Theobald; Maryland biscuits
and cookies. Mrs. Lawton Morgan. Miss
Alice Theobald is chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements. Fortune telling
will be another feature Of this novel en-
tertainment.
Mr.. Daniel P. Morse. of New York, has
arrived in Washington and Is spending
q few days at the shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin r. Kfrkwood. Of
Kansas City, are spending some time In
Washington, and are stopping at the
Shoreham,
Recent arrivals at the Shoreham are:
Mr.. Thomas c. Moffet of New York:
Mrs. NJ. Henderson. of st. Louis; Mrs. r
L. Chaplin, of Erie. Pa, and Mr.. Arthur
W. Davis, of Pittsburgh.
A partial list of the patronesses for the
annual Dixie ball Of the Robert E. Lee
Chapter. U. d. c., to be held at the
Raleigh, Friday, April 2S, includes: Mrs.
Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs Charles ID
Carter, Mrs. South Trimble, Mrs, Archi-
bald Oracle, Mrs. Theodore T. Shuey.
Mrs. Frank g. Odenheimer, Mrs, Maude
Howell Smith, Mrs. Claude Bennett. Mrs,
w. ]. Kyle, Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs.
Wythe Cook, Mrs. Edwin Dutton, Mrs.
George Theobald, Mrs w. T. Baggett,
Mrs. William 8. Stamper. Mrs Laura
Wright, Mrs. Edwin Du Bois, Mrs. Fred
q. bennett, Mrs. Theo. Tiller, Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth. Mrs, Burleson.
Miss Caroline Longfeliow. Mrs. John II,
Bell, Mrs. Greame Harvey, Mrs. Leigh
Robinson and Mrs. DR.. Wade Atkinson.
Miss Edith Oracle, chairman, and Miss
Dorothy bennett. vice chairman of the
young ladies' committee, are to be as
sited by Miss Lucy Burleson, Miss sydney
Burleson, Miss Nell Rose Baggett. Miss
Katharine Barr. Miss Ida Bowie, Miss
Katharine Bowie, Miss Hattie Bowie
Miss Josie Brockman. Miss Ethel Brock
man. Miss Emily Bowie, Miss Italy
Carter, Miss Jean Campbell, Miss Mary
Key Campton. Miss Catharine Carter.
the Misses Crenshaw, Miss Elizabeth Du
Bois, Miss Dorothy Denham, Mrs. Will
lam I. Demming, Miss Katharine
Demarest. Miss Jane Dodge. Miss Hol-l
land Fits. Miss Helen Griffith, Miss
Virginia Griffith, Miss Jane Gregory, Miss
laura Graves. Miss Virginia Hicks, Miu