The Washington herald., 1917-11-25
SOCIETY
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boxes are: Mr.. r. A. Drury, Miss |
Riggs, Mrs. Thomas F. Logan. Mr.. |
Paul warburg and Mrs. Dennis Up |
son. /
AS Is usual in the case Of beRefits |
for the Georgetown Hospital, the |
theater will be profusely decorated, |
and this year, in harmony with the |
spirit of the hour, the flags of our
allies will be conspfcuously intermin-
gled with the Stars and Stripes and
the Georgetown colors.
Mrs. James A. Cahill. Mrs. Milton
f. Allies, Mrs. D. J. Callahan. and Miss
Keliher, president, treasurer, Sorre-
spending secretary, and recording sec
Tetary. respectively, are assisted with
this benefit by Mrs. William H. Rap
ley. Mrs. Isaac Cans, Mrs. CahiIl, Mrs.
Allies, Mrs. w. NJ. Borton, and Mrs.
COnry, ticket committee; Mrs. Gala
han and Mrs. Cahin, box committee;
Miss Keliher. Mrs. Craig. and Mrs.
fcIntyre. flower committed; Mrs.
Stanton, decoration committee, and
Mrs. Nellie E. Fealy. publicity COM
mittee.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Ada v. Gilbert. of
the faculty of Stewards Business Col
lege. and William Morris Rhodes, chief
petty officer. u. S. N. r. Prior to his
enlistment Mr.. Rhodes had for several
years been in the employ of the Otis
Elevator Company. He is at present
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
where he has been assigned to special
duty.
The war camp community fund. OF
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has opened headquarters in the Nc
Alpin Hotel, in New York. The work
of raising New York's quota of $780,
900 of the 100000 necessary to make
wholesome the cities and towns adj
jacent to war camps. is well under
way. The work of the committee will
be to care for the boys during their
OF hours-out of camp. To establish
for them complete circuit of jolly
good fun splendid athletic games and
entertainments so interesting that the
murky zones Of conta minatio sur
rounding them on all sides will lose
any fascination they MAJ have had.
*. c. B." night at the CIaridge
Hotel. in New York. which will occur
on Friday. November y. promises to
be quite the most interesting event
ever staged by Miss Grace Field
hostess of the supper dance gatherings
at this place. The proceeds are for a
Christmas fund for poor little children
Of New York City. Miss Theda Bara
has already started to dress a Cleo
patra" doll for one fthe lucky little
-fots, while hosts of other celebrities of /
pc theater. who compose the large
majority of patrons of the Claridge
dances. are preparing Christmas bas-
EaF At
gifts.
The Claridge smoke fund night will
occur in the week of December ;. while
series of similar special nights" is !
being arranged by Miss Field.
The Georgetown University Hospital !
will give its annual tea and donation /:
party Tuesday. November =, from. : !
10 O'Clock The sisters in charge of |
the hospital will be assisted by the !
members of the ladies' board.
Mr.. Alfred Haas has returned to his
home in Richmond. Va. after short |
stay in the city. the house gue-t OF /
his mother. Mrs. T Haas.
Mrs. 4. Behrend leaves town during +
the coming week to spend a few DAYS
with friends in Norfolk. Va
Mrs. y. Kahn has returned to the
city after a short stay in New York.
the guest Of Mrs. Kornicher.
Miss Goldie Hecht mas returned TO
her home in Baltimore after short
stay with friends in the city
Mrs. T. Charles FIetcner.i Of this
city. will spend a few days in Norfolk
during the coming week where she is
going to attend the Haas-HeIler nup-
tiais
Mrs- 4. Kahn has returned to her
home in Washington after a short
stay in Chicago. H.. the guest of reIa-
tiveS.
Miss Rita Schiffman will spend
few days in Norfolk, Va, during the
coming week. the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Leonard We'll and little son
nave returned to their home in Balti-
more after short stay with relatives
IN the city.
Mrs. S. Cohen has returned to her
home in the city after a short stay
wltn relatives in Baltimore
Miss Emily Hillman. of Atlantic
City. ". j.. is spending a few weeks
in the city. the guest of friends
Mrs. T. Haas leaves town on Mon