The Washington herald., 1918-12-13

nue.. Baltimore, of which quite a num-
Der will come to Washington. Mrs.
Brooks, who Is at present the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Z. T. Stotesbury
I lin Philadelphia, will probably go up
to New York for few days before
returning to her Baltimore home.
Miss Enid Sims also entertained a
small dinner party at the Club de
Vingt last night for several of the
debutantes of the winter.
Mai. Robert Kelso Cassatt and Mrs.
Cassatt. who went to philadelphia for
the wedding of Miss Hannah Ram
dolph and Mr.. Robert Spear Hudson,
of the British Embassy, have return
ed to Washington, but only for few
days. They expect to return to Phila-
| delphia on Tuesday, and to spend
most Of the winter at the Ritz-Carl-
ton in the Quaker City.
Washington will be interested In the
announcement that Mrs. George Creel
blanche Bates) is launching vaude-
Vile sketch at the Palace Theater in
New York next week. 1t is to be
called THE World Mother" and has
to do with an air raid on London.
Miss Bates and her coworkers are
donating their services to the Red
Cross. She has been playing for
months in the propaganda play, Get
ting Together" seen here last spring
Her husband, Mr.. George Creel. is just
about landing in France with the
presidential party on the. President
George Washington.
/
The Congressional Club will have
an Illustrated lecture this afternoon,
given by Charles Moore, chairman of
the National Fine Arts Commission.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Sydney Ar
| derson, Mrs. Daniel r. Anthony, jr. !;
Mrs. William A. Ashbrook, Mrs. James
b. Aswell, Mrs. ]. NJ. Baer, Mrs.
James w. Wise, Mrs. S. E. winslow
/ and Mrs. y. T. Wiley, Mrs. John F.
| shafroth, Mrs. William II. Thompson
and Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper will
pour. The ladies of the club are sew
| ing on Tuesdays and Thursdays for
hospitals and for the Belgian refugees
Maj. William Abbott Robertson,
| who is to marry Miss Helen Susan
| Tower, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charlemagne Tower, in Philadelphia
next week. gave his bachelor din
ner last night at the Army and
Navy Club. His guests included his
brother, Lieut.. Baldwin Robertson,
of Salt Lake City. who will be his
/ best man, and his ushers, Lieut..
Col. John b. Anderson, Maj. John w.
Butts, Maj. Wilfred NJ. Blount, Mai.
Ralph P; Cousins, Capt. Roderick
Tower, brother OF the bride, and
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The Stonewall Jackson Chapter,
U. d. C., held an attractive Christ
mas sale and bazar at the Con-
federate Home, 1922 Vermont ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon. There
was informal dancing from to g.
when tea also was served.
Mrs. William Kent. of Washing
ton and California, assisted by Mrs.
Richard Wainwright and Mrs.
William B. Thompson, is arranging 6
the dinner to be given az the head
quarters of the National Woman's
Party on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der IA. The dinner will be the first
public event OF a three day confer
ence of the officers of the woman's
party called to meet the present
Suffrage emergency.
The national executive committee
of the Daughters of Founders and
Patriots of America will hold a
meeting at the home of the vice pres
| ident, Mrs. John J. Myers, at Stone
leigh Court at 1870 o'clock this morn
ing.
| The many friends in this city of
Capt. Montgomery Taft Legg. L. $.
/ A, now on oversee duty. will be
pleased to learn that he has recently
been advanced to major. Mrs Legg.
with her two sons, Is staying with her
mother during her husbands absence.
| Mrh. Anna Jenness-Miller is the
| guest of Mrs Nanette b. Paul, 2OO7
II Columbia road, where she has been
giving a series of talks on self-ex-
/ preston through the system of triunc-
Il development. Mrs. Miller will remain
in the city until the new year.
\ A little love goes a long way-occa-
sionally to the divorce court.-Car-
II tOOpG MaUazfna