The Washington herald., 1918-04-28

MISS ELIZABE1
Daughter of Col. Charlie,
Children. and is under the direction
of DIR. Caroline Sanford Finley, who
has been in France since November.
Others in the unit are DR.. Mary Lee
Edward. DR.. Alice Gregory, DR.. Anna
van Sholly and Dr. Olga Polisky.
The French war department is most
cordial in its cooperation and advice.
and the war relief work being done is
Of inestimable value.
There will be an informal reception
and tea at the Beau Arts Club. 1413 IL
street. from to S o'clock this after
noon, and an exhibition of Persian
and Siamese paintings by Miss
Dorothy Dent.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Is box
holder for the special matinee to be
given at the knickerbockcr Theater
Tuesday at $50 p. m. for the benefit
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Red Cross Auxiliary. at which
will be shown the war film, MY Own
United States" Other boxholders and
patrOnesses are Mrs. Thomas r. Mar
shall. Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. AL
bert s. Burleson. Mrs. Champ Clark.
Mrs. Ollie James Mrs. Nathan b.
Scott. Mrs. James S. Harlan, Mrs. q.
T. Kirby. Mrs. J. c. Copley. Mrs.
Thomas Hutchinson. Mrs. Thomas
Dunn. Mrs. George Mesta. Mrs. Lo-
s"I. Gen. Carr. Mr.. Lester Beach
Scheida. Mrs. Ben johnson, Mrs. Rob
g. W. Woolley. Mrs. Charles c. Nc
Chord. Mrs. Winthrop NJ. Daniels. Mrs
Clyde B. Aitchison. Mrs. George w.
Anderson. Mrs. Edgar Z. Clark. Mrs.
R9lthasar II. Meyer, Mrs. Clarence
NJ. Woolley. Mrs. Beaver White, Mrs.
Frank e. Munson, Mrs Thomas l..
Chadbourne. Mrs. c. A. Richards. Mrs.
l.. l.. Richards. Mrs. G. W. Fair
child. Mrs. Rufus Day. Miss Helen
Cannon, Mrs. Charles Mcdowell and
Mrs. A. B. Wickes.
The following young ladies will act
as ushers: Miss Marguerite T. Wool
ley. Miss Mary Duncan Gibson, Miss
Halle Davis. Miss Jean Rayner. Miss
Elizabeth Koones, Miss Able Harvey.
Miss Phoebe Walker. Miss Cecilia Nc
Callum, Miss Margaret Tuttle, Miss
Adelaide Tuttle. Miss Claudia John
son and Miss Minna Blair.
May Day is to be celebrated in a
unique manner at the Chevy Chase
School for Girls. 1t Is to be a COM
munity affair in which all take part.
No admission is charged. but ice
cream, tea, etc. will be served for
the benefit of the Red Cross by Mrs.
Marion Letcher and Mrs. J. c. Ad-
kins. There will be a flag raising at
$50 by the Boy Scouts, followed by
May Pole Dance by the Maryland
school children, folk dancing by the
young ladies of the school, and a
shepherdess and fairy dance by the
children of Miss Hawkes. class under
the supervision of Mrs. George p.
Hoover. A baby parade of all the
small people in Chevy Chase under
the direction of Mrs. Bruce Bielaski
and community singing led by DR..
Cogswell will end the program.
Everyone from far and near is in.
vited, as the campus furnishes ample
room for such festivities.
If it rain ye first of May.
Come then on ye next fair day.
DIR. Louise Ross and Miss Sawyer
were hostesses Wednesday evening. in
the apartment of the former at Chat
ham Court to a merry party of SOL
diers. who are stationed at the va
rious camps in training for depar-
ture "Over There" DR.. Boss. Miss
Sawyer. and DR.. Green are among
the patriotic ladies of the city who
have been entertaining the defenders
Of our country all winter with a Sc
rfoa Of 81, ~, L..
sured the soldiers against homesick-
ness and loneliness. The next dance
will be given on the 3Oth inst. at the
beautiful home Of DR.. Green in Cleve-
land Park. Among those present
last Wednesday were: Misses Carroll.
McShane. Graham. Burke, Brock, At
wood, Sullivan, Cliff, Vanderbeek,
Bonneau, Smith, McCabe, Sawyer,
Mrs. and Miss Smith; Messrs. Bon
fanti, Smith, Wood, Carson, McDan-
lei, Sponse, Storms, Delaney, Yoa-
KUN, Essel. Raymond, Bush, McDer-
mott, Nearing, McShane, Farnum, L.
e. Carson, McGinnis, Sergt. Ross and
Mr.. Brookhouse, chaplain 37th Engi-
neers, Fort Myer.
The third recital Of a series which
Mrs. G. F. Williams, manager of the
whitecroft Piano School, is holding
at Studio Hall gave the friends and
patrons of the school an opportunity
to hear Nabiha Daoud, . charming
and popular young teacher, who
proved herself on this occasion a most
agreeable pianist as well. Miss Daoud
was assisted by Elsa Raner, violinist.
and John George Klein. tenor.
The pianists' first group consisted Of
a Bach Prelude and Fugue in d ma
Jor. followed by the Beethoven Son
alta, op. 10. No. 8. played with good
taste and style, and excellence of tone
and technique. Her other numbers
were 'Troika," by Tschaikowski; the
Z major novelette, of Schumann; ga
Vote in A fiat minor, by Sgambati,
and "Nymphs at the Spring" by
Paul Yuon. all enjoyably played and
well received by the appreciative au-
dience. Mr.. Klein. ably accompanied
by Mrs. Klein. sang two groups of
interesting and highly pleasing songs
in English, of which 'The Bitterness
of Love-" by Dunn, and Sans-Soucrs