Evening star., 1918-05-22

ard Harlow's homo in Georgetown.
Those in the cast will include Mr..
Henry Smith, president Of the players,
Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinman Bird.
Miss Cornelia Chaplin. Mr.. Theodore
Stineway, Mrs. Burlingcourt. Mr..
Lloyd Aspinwall and Mr.. Charles
Townsend.
Mrs Frank Hill Is entertaining at
tea this afternoon at her residence in
18th street. in compliment to her daugh-
ter, Miss Henrietta Hill. who graduates
the other members of the graduating
class. The guests will include a num-
ber Of the debutantes Of this year who
were former students at Georgetown
Convent.
Mrs. Hill will preside at the tea table.
which will have a centerpiece of spring
flowers. and those assisting in the hos
pitality will include Miss Edelin Wilson,
Miss Eustacia Hardesty. Miss Elizabeth
koones. Miss Daviette F'ickln. Miss
Gladys Kane. Miss Christabel Hill and
Miss Mary Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Hill and their family
will leave about the 1st of June for
their country home at Upper Marlboro
Md. where they will spend the sum
mer. Miss Henrietta Hill will be a
debutante of next season.
Mrs. Monte Griffith has returned to
her apartment in Stoneleigh Court. after
spending the winter and suring at At
lantic City and Philadelphia
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Newkirk,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Timothy New
kirk, entertained a gathering Of relatives
| and friends in honor of her birthday
anniversary Monday evening.
~ The board Of managers of
,vN1, ,r
Tor the garden party in the Cathedral
Close this afternoon. and have an
equally large committee to dispense
1t. headed by Mrs. Francis J. Herman.
Mrs. H. w. Fitch and Miss Caroline
Smith, and comprising among its
members Miss Caroline Du Puy. Miss
Mulliken. Mrs. Richard Kearney, Miss
Isabel Stettinius Miss Mary Sanger,
Miss Mabel Perry, Miss Anna Green,
Miss Elizabet Kefers.ein. Miss Dor
othy Marsh, Miss Cecile Cook and
Miss Madeleine Austin. The flower
table. under Mrs. Goldsborough
Adams. Mrs. ]. T. Mann. Mrs. Blod-
sett and Mrs. Cary Grayson, will have
as assistants Mrs Matthews, Miss
Alexandrine Fitch, Miss Blodgett,
Miss Virginia Hunt and Miss Julia
Whiting, and the candy table. man
aged by Mrs. MacMurray, Mrs. Van
Reypen. Miss Alice Clapp and Miss
Douglas, will also have a number of
helpers. In case Of rain the garden
party will be held in st. Alban's
parish house.
The legal division of the bureau of
war risk insurance will give a benefit
dance for the Treasury ambulance
fund at the New Ebbitt Hotel Friday
evening, May "a. The patrons and
patronesses will include Director and
Mrs. William c. Delaney. Commits
sioner and Mrs. Charles F. Nesbit and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie The
committee of the legal division, who
have made arrangements for this
dance and from whom tickets can be
secured. are: Miss Margaret d. Glea-
son. chairman; Mr. Edward s. Bra
shears. Mr.. Frank J. Dunn, treasurer;
Mr.. Melville c. Hill, Miss Katherine
Hillman, Miss Ida A. Esling, and Miss
Elizabeth Reynolds.
The National American Woman Suf-
frage Association is to entertain in
honor of Mrs. James NJ. Thomson,
daughter of Speaker and Mrs. Champ
Clark. Friday, May "a. from 4 80 to to
6 o'clock. Mrs. A. A. Jones Of New
Mexico will be the hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Champ Clark. Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson and Mrs. Louis Brown
low. In the dining room will be Mrs.