The Washington herald., 1917-04-14

"a Girls Guests at Dance
Given by Mrs. ]. A. Drain.
Georgetown Holds Senior
Prom.
The Misses Lansing sisters Of the Sec
IesaFS OF State, went 20 Annapolis yes
teidzy to spend the weekend as the
soests OF Mrs. James Brown Scott.
Mrs. James A. Drain was hostess at
ap Informal dance last evening. entertain
ing IN compliment 10 Miss Elsie Sutcliffe,
of Lindsay. Ont. and Miss Helen cudlip.
Ot ST. John. N. B.. who are spending the
Easter holidays with the Misses Ger
trude. Virginia and Marion Drain.
The senior prom OF Georgetown Uniyer-
s.ty, held at the willard last evening. was
one Of the most brilliant Affairs in the
ftudent world at Washington this season
Flags. pennants and Easter flowers form
Cd the decorations. and supper was served
In the green room The patrons and
patronesses were Chief Justice and Mrs.
Edward Douglass White. Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs. T. w. Gregory. Senator and
Mrs. Thomas ]. Waish, Senator and Mrs.
Henry T. Ashurst. Senator James ID.
Fhelan, Chief Justice and Mrs. Seth
Shepard Chief Justice ]. Harry Coving-
ton, REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. John NJ.
Evans, Representative and Mrs. James
p. Flynn. Representative Sidney Mudd,
Admiral and Mrs. Cary Grzyson, former
Minister TO Switzerland and Mrs. Henry
S. Boutell. MIR. and Mrs. George z. Ham
llton. Justice and Mrs. Ashley N. Gould.
District Attorney and Mrs. Laskey,s-Mr.
and Mrs. Hannis J. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel w. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. James
s. Easby-Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph A.
Hoehling. Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Hogan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel w. O'Donoghue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Reid, Hugh ]. Fegan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. oConnor, DR.. and Mrs.
George Tully Vaughan, DR.. and Mrs.
RYAN Devereux, DR.. and Mrs. Bruce.
The committee In charge of the prom
ircluded the following: Messrs Carmel
< M. Cummings. chairman; August F.
j.. Altieri. secretary. sub-chairrnan; floor,
James w. Rea; finance. Edward T.
HosaRs music, Thomas E. Prendergast;
program. Francis A. Degnan; refresh
ments. Thomas A. Clarke; transportation
?. l. Finley; patrons and patronesses.
Hugh Thomas Carter: reception, Edward
J, CallaAan: hall and decorations, W.
wade Nottingham; printing. James H
Higgins, and the following members; ].
Stanley Donohue, George E. HamiIton
~. P. p. Kennedy, William II. Burland,
Ned b. Mcleod. Frank T. Murray, w. j.
Butier. Edmund j, Grove D. HAYWOOD
Hardy Harry B. Bachrach. Johr r Dick
ran. clifford p. Surrel. T. Henry Hsaly,
Frank 7. Fuller. Ben T. Reidy. c. N. j.
Egrkinshaw. Thomas P! O'Hara, L.
srison Norris. Thomas " Murte William
p DAILY. Charles D. Broe, Edvard n
EoEsrty. James p Needham. Joseph P.
Needham, Joseph G. Calvin, South Trim
be. jr.. and Lucien H. Van p,ren.
Contre Admiral Grasset. Of Il . French
nsVy: entertained party Of fourteen at
tne shoreham at dinner last night.
BOLIVIA, the Heart OF a contInent I"
win be the subjec. of an Illustrated lee
tgre TO be given by Mr., WiIIIana a Reid
tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock at the
Natio7ai Theater for the benent of the
association Of Perpetual Alteration and i
work for Poor Churches under the
avsoices OF the board of lady managers.
These pictures are OF especial inter
cst. as they are the Bolivian govern
usents of1ciSl motion pictures, and this
wiz be the first time that they have
oren exhibited in this country
The ofHcers Of the association include:
PRESIDENT. Mrs George Bliss: vice pred
dents. Mrs. George c. Reid and Nine.
ksmp, superior. Perpetual Alteration;
Secretary, Mrs. william GOODYEAR John
son; treasurer. Nine. Martin; honorary
members Of the board. Nine Jusserand,
wife OF the French Ambassador. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Ryan The board of lady
managers includes Mrs. Harold P. Nor
ton. Mrs. William X. Carr, Miss Alice
RisEs, Mrs Heary May. Mrs. Thomas
y. Carter. Miss r. harrington, Mrs. D.
X. Mccarthy, Mrs. Henley-Smith, Mrs.
A. Wilert. Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs. John
Cropper. Mrs. Lennox, Mrs. r. Y. Hayne,
Mrs. Preston Sands. Mrs Kate Mann,
Mrs. James r. Barbour. Miss E. Moore,
Mrs. Robert Walsh, Mrs. Bernard F.
Saul. Hon. Mrs. N. o'Brien, Mime. ]. B.
de Calvo,, Mime. Y. Calderon, Mrs. George
P. Scriven, and Mrs. H. L. z. Johnson
The Virginia members Of the national
board OF management Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, Miss Ser
pei. State regent OF Virginia; Mrs.
James F. Maupin. vice president general
from Virginia. and Mrs. william A.
Smoot present organizing secretary gen
eral of the society from Virginia, have
cards out for luncheon at Memorial Con-
tinental Hall tomorrow. There will be
about eighty guests. The luncheon Is
given In honor Of Mrs. William Cumming
Storys PRESIDENT general ana members
OF the national board OF management,
who will attend the meeting OF the board
preceding the congress.
Mrs Adolphus r. Andrews and Miss
Elizabeth Andrews. Of New York, are IN
Washington for visit and are stopping
at the Shoreham.
Mrs John ". Thompson il chairman
Of a committee of nine in charge OF q
bazaar for the disposing OF the prod
ucts Of the Industrial department of
Neighborhood House. 10 be held today
at the Shoreham, from sin the morning
til . IN the evening. The organization
Of the bazaar has taken the form Of a
chain Of nine to nine. A white elephant
booth, to which friends Of Neighborhood
House have been asked 70 contribute,
viii be a feature. Mrs. Thompson will
receive the patrons OF the bazaar, assist
ed by Mrs. John C. Fremont. Mrs. John
W. Siebert. Mrs. John Jay White, Miss
Frances Noyes. Mrs. J. p. Q. Neigh, and
AIRS. Logan waller Page.
The hostesses at the tea and reception
rendered to visiting delegates to the con-