Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-27

4hiuuletOH. $3.50 ~ street northwest, 1Or
few DAYS. Mrs. Anna Middleton will
join him from Virginia and then re-
turn to Eastwood. Hanover county, Va,
to visit Mrs. NJ. T. Evans for the
summer.
Mrs. George W. Evans and Mrs. Mark
A. Woodell. assisted by the members of
the ways and means committee, will
have charge of the baking Of cakes,
bread. candy and fancy bags to be
heid tomorrow at the headquarters of
the war service relief committee of
Catholic Alumnae. TIA 14th street.
Mrs. Daniels will assist Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly, president Of the Young
Women's Christian Association, and the
directors who are in the city, including
Mrs. Herbert e. Day, Miss Est ellie Foster,
Mrs. Thomas B. Cramer. Mrs. John c.
Let's Mrs. Charles w. Richardson and
Miss Mabel Thurston, at the opening
reception OF the new boarding branch
OF the association. formerly the Mount
vernon Seminary, at 18th and NJ streets,
on Saturday from until g.
Others assisting will be Miss Flor
ence NJ Brown, general secretary; Mrs
George w. Stone, Misses James and
Bigelow of the house committee. Misses
bucklngham and Payne. Mrs. Wood
burn. Misses Copenhaver, Smith, Gard
ner and Schaaff. secretaries, and Miss
es Brainerd, Tate. Shaffer, Starr. Ellis
and George, presidents of the six senior
clubs.
The building will be in readiness to
accommodate eighty girls by August i.
and will be known as the "Elizabeth
Somers. In honor Of the former owner.
VINO game a large sum toward the pur-
chase price and the entire furnishings.
On the desolate Galicfan front. lust
behind the firing line. the motor am
buiances OF the American ambulance
corps are saving the lives of brave SOL
.L.~f-
Is for this worthy purpose and under
these auspices that the Adolf Bolm
ballet entertainment will be given at
the Belasco August 9. 10 and IL. The
orgahizatlon Is an extraordinary as
sembiage OF talent, including, as it
does. Mr.. Bolm himself. who will be re-
called as featured member of Dfaph-
lens Russian ballet; Mile. Roshanara.
the East Indian dancer; Rattan Devi.
Interpreter of folk songs and music Of
the far east: Michio Itow, the great
japanese dancer, and a number of
other artists of lesser magnitude and a
symphonic orchestra.
me patronesses for the performances
on tour include Mrs. Perry Belmont, Lady
Lister-Kaye. Miss Elsa Maxwell. MES.
w. K. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Adolph Laden
6urg, Mrs. Walter E. Maynard. Mrs.
Sen1amin Guinness. Maria de Barii, Mrs.
Ne"poia Leroy Edgar. Mrs. James Low
en- Putnam and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney. A long list Of local spon-
sors are to be announced later.
Miss Louise Hickman Of Capitol Hill
left Wednesday for visit of two weeks
to her sister, Miss Clara Hickman of
the faculty of the University of Vir-
ginia. Later on they will join their
mother. Mrs E. H. Hickman, and their
grandmother. Mrs. Luther W. Slater,
who are spending July at Glendale,
their summer home I'm Loudoun county.
for a brief stay before going to At
lantic City for the remainder of the
heated term.
Maj. Thomas w. Hungerford is
spending his vacation at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf of
Washington are spending the season
at jackson. N. H. at Wentworth Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Hatzell, who wore
recently married at Philadelphia and
0Nent THAR honAYUaoan At WaahinO<ou