The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
d Ve1Ds Of tesest the Women Readers of The Herald

ed the following debutantes: Miss
Mary Duncan Gibson, Mis- Jean
Rayner Miss Daviette Fickien, Miss
Deyereaux. Miss Enid
Miss Halle Davis. Miss Bes-
sic Edwards, and Miss Tuttle. They
made the trip by motor. leaving here
about 3 o'clock.
Mrs. George A. Barnett. wife OF
Maj. Gen. Barnett, u. 8. N. c., will
not receive next Monday. but will
be at home on Monday afternoons in
February.
Mrs. John w. Thompson. who has
been spending q few weeks in New
York. has returned to Washington
and was at home yesterday after
noon at 1870 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. Mrs. Thompson. who had ex-
pected to Join Capt. Thompson al
Fort Sill. Okla, some time this
month. has changed her plans and
will spend the rest of the winter
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Noyes. In the spring Capt
Thompson will probably return to
Admission. Ala. where Mrs. Thomp-
son will Join him.
Louis B. Thompson will sing at the
United Service Club this evening. In.
teresting programs are arranged fol
each Friday night, which Is the clut
night. Moving pictures are run every
Tuesday night, showing special wal
pictures and pictures pertaining tc
military and naval subjects.
The special commission from the
Canadian government. which Is hert
for the purpose OF comforting with
Mr.. Harris, Of the imperial munitions
board. is at the Lafayette Hotel. G.
NJ. Murray. J. H. Gundy, J. G.
O'Donoghue, r. p. Jones and John w
Holmes constitute the commission.
Mrs. Wilson heads the list of patron.
esses for the ball on Saturday even.
ing, February .. for the benefit of the
given at the Willard.
The hostesses at last nights dinnel
Of the Arts Club were Mrs. Bush.
Brown and Miss Monroe. Frederic A.
Delano made an address on "Wal
Savings and Mr.. Bush-Brown pre-.
sided There was dancing.
The Congressional Club will heal
Frank Albat Parsons. president oi
the New York School of Fine and Ap'
piled Arts, today at o'clock p. m. or
The Power and Meaning of Art ir
Modern Life" Tea will be served al
usual ats O'Clock.
The fifth dance of the season will
be given by the Raccar Cano,
Club on Saturday evening. Februar,
2, at the Arcade private ball room
At a recent meeting Paul ]. Bergf
was elected commodore and Louii
P. Allwine secretary-treasurer. TIL,
following comprise the members
Louis Allwine, Paul Bergh, JOSEPH
Davis. Archie Farrell. Raymond
Evans. Joseph Fraile, Bernie, Held
enreich, John King. Earle Parmelee
Richard Titlow, Ross Woodward
Carl Weber. George Wright ant
Lockwood Wright. Eight members
are in the service Of the country.
Mrs. Alexander sharp's Company
No. 4, Navy Auxiliary Red Cross
had a subscription auction bridge
party yesterday afternoon at tht
home of Mrs. S. L. Rutherford, 200l
o street, who gave her house fol
this purpose. Mrs. William S. Ben
son and Mrs. E. NJ. Drake assisted
Mrs. Rutherford in receiving thu
guests, with the other ladies Of th'
company acting as assistant hos
tesses. Mrs. Josephus Daniels serv'
ed tea. The object of this enter
tainment is to raise a gauze funt
sufficient to carry on the work OF
this company in the making Of sur
gical dressings.
No tickets will be sold for the ex.
hibition of motion pictures of wal
work to be given this evening al
Epiphany Parish Hall for the RELIEF
work being done under the auspice.
Of Mrs. William c. Gorgas and hel
assistants, as their printing was de.
layed by the coalless days. Admis'
sion may be paid at the door. The
pictures are original and unusually
interesting. and will be explained
by a lecture which Maj. william o
owen will deliver.
Miss Theresa r. Dwyer and Wal.
ter McQuade, architect, both Of New
York, will be married today. Fol.
lowing a honeymoon trip to Atlantic
City, they will reside in Washing
ton, where Mr.. McQuade will be con-
nected with government work.
The marriage of Miss Helen Harding
Cox, daughter. OF Gov. James NJ. Cox
Of Ohio, to Lieut.. Daniel ]. Mahoney
OF Denver. will be celebrated tomorrow
evening at the home Of the governor
in Dayton. Lieut.. Mahoney is station
ed at Camp Mahoney. Kans.
Mrs. Fredric Vaughan Abbott, Mrs.
William Waller, Mrs. Charles NJ. Ham.
NETT, Mrs. Marcus Mitchell Benjamin
Mrs. Albert Rhett Walker and Mrs.
Lewis Award johnson are the patron,
esses for a comedy in three acts, miss
TopsyTurvy," which will be giver
this evening at Sis o'clock in the par
ish hall Of Grace Episcopal Church. : OF
which the Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde is rector. The play will be pre-
sented by the members of the Young
Peoples Club and a dance will follow
Young ladies' in Colonial costume will
sell candy and flowers between the
acts.