The Washington herald., 1916-11-19

Will De served Dy prominent society
women.
The members of the Washington
Wellesley Club are invited to attend
lecture. illustrated by stereoptican
views, on a subject of interest to
women on Saturday, November rs, at
o'clock, at the National Cathedral
School for Girls at Mount st. Albans.
The talk will take the place of the
usual afternoon meeting on the third
Wednesday of each month. Miss Mabel
Haywood will speak on the work and
far-reaching influence of the Interna-
tional Institute for Girls in Spain, of
which she is executive secretary. Miss
Haywood, a graduate Of Goucher, is
one Of the active representatives Of
the women's colleges in America
which unite in support of this school
in Spain. All Wellesley women in
the city are cordially invited to come
and each may bring a guest.
Mrs. Simon Wolf. Mrs. Abram Lis
ner, Mrs. A. T. Britton. Mrs. Adds B.
Browne, Mrs. Carl Droop, Mrs. Carl
Casey, Mrs. Easby-Smith. Mrs. c. J.
Williamson, Mrs. @. c. Johnson, Mrs.
T. L. Ames, Mrs. ]. E. Baines, Mrs. c.
H. Bates. Mrs. I. Berman, Mrs. Sherley
W. Bowles, Mrs. E. c. Brandenburg,
Mrs. ]. L. Cassin. Mrs. W. F. Han
cock, Mrs. Giles F. Heilprin, Mrs. H
r. Howenstein, Mrs. J. K. Jones. jr.,
Mrs. A. B. Lacey. Mrs. H. e Mitchell,
Mrs. A. NJ. Read, Mrs. g. H. Smith,
Mrs. William Weaver will be hostesses
at the tea which the board of lady
visitors will give at the Founding
Home, 1715 Fifteenth street on Mon
day afternoon. November 20, from 3
until Z o'clock. There will be on sale
fancy articles and home made cakes
and candy.
The second dance of the Studio
Dance Club was given last Tuesday
evening at Studio Hall, when with re-
freshments and lively music the full
membership of the club made merry
until after midnight. Mr.. Long and
Mr.. Gallaher. president and secretary Of
the club, had charge of arrange
ments. Among those present were
Misses Gray. Corby. Brooks. Havens.
Gaddis, Ryan. Palmer. Whitaker.
Sheriff. Chapman. Abbott, Higgins.
Schmid. Mrs Long. Wheeler and
Brashears, and Messrs. West, Garnett,
Bacon, Schmid, valeer. Leimer, Ham
burg, Whitaker, Lufrio, Stevens, O'Con-
nor. Wilhelm and Pardoe.
Dolly Madison Chapter. D. A. R., held
its November meeting at the residence
Of Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales, the regent,
Miss Flora L. P. Johnson presiding.
There were numerous matters of
business considered. and 1t was de-
cided to celebrate the twenty-hfth an
niversary Of the founding of the
chapter on May 20, 1917.
Mr.. Edward B. Merritt. Assistant
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. gave
very interesting talk about the
people with whose interests he is so
much engaged.
The musical part Of the program
was carried out with songs by Mrs.
Lindsay and Miss Briggs. accompanied
by Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs. Margarita spaulding Gerry was
guest OF the evening, and read to
the chapter her well-known story.
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Refreshments and the usual social
hour followed.
The Belgian Relief Sewing Circle,
formerly meeting at the residence of
Mrs. John A. Logan. will again as
semble at the apartment of Mrs. Sam
uel Houston Carr, the Balfour, cor
ner of Sixteenth and U streets. at 2
o'clock on Friday, November "a. All
members are asked to again take up
the work for the little children of
Belgium who 80 sorely need aid.
The District of Columbia Graduate
Nurses Association gave q delightful tea
on the afternoon Of November 16, at their
club house, 1887 K street, in honor of
Miss Clara D. Noyes, ex-president Of the
National League Of Nursing Education,
who has recently been appointed director
Of the Red Cross Nursing Service. The