The Washington herald., 1917-03-20

ers went to London and he sprang from
comparative obscurity to- world fame in
one week.
There has never been anything like his
drawing. In a few lines he gives the
story of the greatest events of this great
est period of history. And the signifi-
cameo Of each succeeding event glows
under his pencil. Washington has had
recently an exhibition of the Raemakers
cartoons which was attended by 1000 per-
sons. At Mrs. CATS residence these
connoisseurs will have an opportunity OF
seeing the master at work in the MIN.
The proceeds of the two meetings are
to go to the British American War Re
lief Society, a society which has existed
In Washington since the war began with
the exclusive object of sending to Great
Britain the hospital and other supplies
so much needed there, as well as in other
countries implicated in the great war.
Tickets for the pictures and lecture are
to be had from T. Arthur Smith and
members Of the committee that has ar
ranged the conferences: Mrs. Larz An
derson, Miss Ernst, Mrs. William Eustis'
Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs. Augustus Gard
ner, Mrs. Gordon-Cumming. Mrs George
Howard, and Mrs. Arthur Willert. The
diplomatic representatives of the allied
powers will all be present
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cook, Of New
York, arrived at the Shoreham yesterday
for an indefinite stay.A
MIR. and Mrs. John l. King entertain
ed a small party Of friends at their home
on North Carolina avenue in honor or
Mrs. Kings sister. and husband Mr. and
Mrs. James z. Rhodes, of Atlantic CITY,
and Mr.. Kings brother. Mr.. Robert King.
of this city, who has just returned
from the border.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Pelow, Mrs. S. Goodman. Mrs. Z.
Eckert, Mrs. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Buhler,
the Misses Rawlings, Miss Iva Mcclure.
Miss Beulah Evans, Mr.. D. Wehlan, Mr..
Miss Evelyn Eckert.
Alpha Eta Chapter OF Kappa Sigma
Fraternity gave its annual reception and
tea Sunday afternoon from to 7 o'clock
at the chapter house, HOO Vermont ave
nue..
The guests, who numbered about 800.
included all the other fraternities OF
George Washington University, the men,
bers Of the faculty and their wives, al
umni members of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity who live in Washington and the
immediate vicinity, and a large number
of other friends of the fraternity.
Among the guests were Rear-Admiral
and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson.
The patronesses were: Mrs. A. J. Gron-
ma, wife OF Senator Gronna, Of North
Dakota; Mrs. William Robert Smith.
wife of Representative Smith, Of Texas
and Mrs. Henry W. Fisher.
The young ladies assisting were: Miss
Gladys Helgesen, Miss Amy Gronna,
Miss Helen Bridget. Miss Leonila Lloyd.
Miss Irene Randall Miss Italy Carter.
and Miss Frances Smith.
The plate printers of the Bureau OF
Engraving held their annual ball at the
Tea Cup Inn Saturday evening. About
l2S were in attendance. Mrs. C. L. Bush,
branch secretary. was in charge
Mrs. L. B. B.,swormstedt and her mother,
Mrs. Godfrey, will be at home Thursday
after O'Clock.
Mrs. Louis Lombard will not receive
next Saturday. Her last reception this
season occurred March TO-
DR.. A. B. Crane entertained at the
Shoreham at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Lauterbach entertained friends in
a'box at the opera Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. stotesbury
have left Palm Beach for the Greenbrier.
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Another dinner host last evening at the
Shoreham was Mr.. II. c. Sheridan.
DR.. and Mrs. Camp Stanley are spend
ing a few days in New York City, and
are stopping at the Wolcott Hotel.
The White Elephant" will display the
wares OF its trunk at the bazaar to be
given by the board OF lady managers OF
the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pital at the Hotel Raleigh April IS and
10. These articles collected from far and
near will be of surprising interest to those
who seek to purchase the odd and dis
tnCtive.
The booth will be In charge of Mrs
L. W. Estes, Mrs. Henry B. Mum, Mrs
Isabel Smonds. Mrs. Charles E. Buck
Mrs. l.. B. Jones, Mrs. George H. Nc
Grew, Mrs. Richard Pylcs, Mrs. r. B.
Earnshaw, Mrs. c. W. Huske, Mrs. s. G
Parker. Mrs. J. Sprigg Poole, Miss Pra-
ther, Mrs. f. w. Thompson. Mrs. f. B.
Potter Mrs. William Heinlinc. Miss
Agnes Burgess, Miss Ida NJ. White, Mrs
Emory J. Bentley, Mrs. Richard G.
Fletcher. Mrs. Charles T. Warner Mrs
James II. Taylor, Mrs P. II. Pattison
Mrs. Belt and Mrs Williamson.
Miss Heling NJ. O'Connell will leave
shortly for the coast of Maine to deliver
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