The Washington herald., 1918-02-10

the week AZ Studio Hall and attended
by the following: Marie Atiee. Jenita
Chase. Billie Atlee. Agnes Martin,
Elizabeth White. Louise Younrsr,
Dorothy Darling. Agnes Ford. Mil
dred Asquith, Dorothy Jones. Lorraine
Holder. Jessie Atlee. Loretta Walters.
Floecie' Atlee, lillian Andrews. Ro-
berta Dobbins, Mildred Kirkins. Fan
ny Bacon, Elizabeth Reynolds, Clara
Reynolds. and Messrs. Nelson Oliver,
Marshall Lancaster. Donald Wilson,
Lieut. Biddle. Ruyi Kobbgard. Lieut..
Mills, Robt Dobbins. Walter Hilder-
bottle, Seward Terry. Hillsry Ganns
Gass Cannon. James Hume, James
Littlediale. Harry Myers. orland
Wood. Arthur McGray, John DollIng.
Preble Marnion. s. Theodore Howard.
The cAspsrons were Capt and Mrs.
A. 8. 1orsey. Mrs. r. S. Chase. Mrs.
H. c. Atlee and Mrs. c. r. Biddle-
The Raec.r Club held Its nth dance
of the season at the Arcade private
ballroom. Saturday evening. Febru-
airy Z, ninety couples attending. The
March dance will be held on The End
Of the month.
The Laurel House, at Lakewood. n.
j.. will open club rooms for offioers
OF the army and navy tomorrow.
This will be known as the United
Service Club, and 10 TO be q branch
OF the club recently opened IN the
McAlpin Hotel In New York. A. j..
Murphy, proprietor and manager Of
the Laurel House, visited the club
rooms IN the McAipin Hotel q few
days ago. and announced his plan OF
giving the billiard room and several
adjoining rooms for games and lounge
at his hotel for the new club. There
will be no charges or dues OF any
kind.
Many weli-known New Workers and
sotourners from other cities IN the
East and South. will act as patron
esses OF the new club at Lakewood.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the min, when many
officers from Camp Dix and from the
New York club will be present. Trap
shooting. Lkating, golnng. and riding
viii be some Of the amusement feA-
tursJ promised the visiting men.
The Lakewood Hotel. near the Lau-
rel House, has been turned into .
great hospital for soldiers, known a.
General Hospital. No. O.
Have you an old motion picture pro-
lection machine kicking about the
house1 II so, send Il to Miss Grace
Field AZ the cleridgs Hotel. MAJ.
Walter L Bell. of the kfeid Artillery.
in charge Of Ambulance Train, No.
1oc, at spartanburg, 8. c., wrote to
Miss Field asking that she use her
best efforts to supply this needed arti-
Gle. I'VE have 800 reels Of nlm given
US BY Capt Anthon Fiala- with this
unit, but no machine TO show IT," he
he said. Very Inconsistent" said
Miss Field, they mus: have q ma
chine" and Immediately accepted the
commission.
Misc Mary L. Bottorh was hostess
to Wendell Wolfe Chapter at the
Iroquois on February 5, assisted by
Mrs. Keleher. Mrs. Metz, Miss Evans
and Miss Keleher. Miss Alice Collier,
Miss Jessamine Cook and Mrs. r. l..
Moler were guests The conservation
committee reported the receipt of
thirteen pounds Of linen and cotton
since the last meeting. With only
one-half the membership reporting
war work to date. the regent an
nounced that, for both army and navy,
a large supply Of knitted articles. sur
gical dressing. hospital garments,
jellies and comfort kits had been pre-
pared by individual members, besides
their money contributions for war re-
lief and their purchases Of bonds. The
chapter Endorsed the proposed pur-
chase OF q 10000 Liberty Bond by the