The Washington times., 1918-11-27

Jerusalem. Sergeant Trumpey VIII
sing several solos.
This is the frst OF series Of re-
ceptIonS to be held by the league this
winter. The Fridsy afternoon teas
| Of last seaSon will be remembered not
only for the brilliant speakers that
addressed the meetings on war topics,
but for the bringing together Of the
many literary people in Washington
and the diplomatic and Official people.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson attended the
George Washington birthday tea To
Mrs. Isac Pearson. the president, must
go much OF the credit for the great
success and rapid growth Of the
league In the past year. She has add
cd many new members. among the
most notable being the Princess Trou-
betEkoi (Amedie RivesJ, Mrs. Larz
Anderson. who Is taking an active in
terest' In the activities of the league
for this winter; Mrs, Albert Sidney
Durleson, Mrs. Champ Clark. Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins. Ars. John B. Hen
derson, and Mrs. Carl yrooman.
French Lectures to Besia.
The season OF the French lectures
of the Federation OF the Alliance
Franchise, viii open next Monday. De-
ecnlber ., at 400, at the Washington
Clab. 1910 Seventeenth street
The officers for 1o1S-19 are:
President, Hon Henry White; vice
president, John B. Henderson,: secre-
tary, Thomas NJ Chatard; treasurer
and corresponding secretary, Mile. La
l. NJ Limoges
Members of the council are Mrs.
Paul Bartlett. Mrs Charles R shep
ard. Mrs. T. r. V. Boynton, Mrs. John
Lindsay Aorehead, Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Thomas N. Chatard, Mrs
Gordon Cumming. Miss Hegeman, and
Miss Sarah Lee.
The French government II sending
two lecturers, who both have been at
the front One OF them has already
arrived In the United States, and VIII
soon come to Washington.
The lecturer for next Monday is
Capt. Leon Hermann. professor at
the Lyeee or TroyeS- He ie an Asa
Franchise d. AIsace-Lorraine.".
People interested in the French
language may become members OF the
Alliance Frzncaise. and attend the
lectures. All inquiries should be adj
dressed to Mile. L L. II. Limoges,
1927 Nineteenth street.
The Chi, Omega Sorority. will give
a card party and dinner at the Teach
ers' Club, Eleventh and + streets. on
Saturday evening, November 30, to
which all members in the city are In
Vited. Cards will begin at 4 o'clock
o'clock. All dinner reservations
should be made from Miss Lucille Nc
Conkie, 1915 Monroe street northwest,
by Thursday.
Form Allies Club.
Mrs. Samuel BurIeigh Milton, OF
Eighteenth street northwest. has or
Ranized a club to be known as the
Club des Allies II win meet at her
home every other wednesday. The
membership includes a number of
the officers now stationed in wash
ington on duty with the various war
missions. The nrst meeting will be
held this evening. 40
Among those who have Joined the
organization are Miss Mary Webb.
OF Senator and Mrs.
Sterling. OF South Dakota; Miss
Rowe, of Minneapolis, guest Of Miss
webb; Miss Mary Burkholder, Miss
Mary Mcclure, Miss Maria David
son. Miss Virginia Fuller Miss Clara
LaFollette. Miss Eugenia Bankhead
daughter OF Congreesman and Mrs
Bankhead: Miss Marion Burke. Miss
Elizabeth Burke. Miss Frances Wash
Ington. Miss Hendriek, Miss 1mo-
gene Young. daughter OF Congress
man and Mrs. Young. OF Texas; Miss
Brooks. Mrs. Nathalie Bush Asher OF
Alexandria; Miss Helen Hopkins,
Miss Eta Taggart, Miss LILLIAN Nor
gan. OF Rockville; Miss EstreIla
Amores, Miss Blanche Rznsdell. Miss
Enid Sims. and Miss Margaret Rippy.
trilI. OF Kentucky.
The MASCULINE membership in
cludes. Major F'unaro and Lleuter-
ant Vasta, OF the italian War Mis-
sion: Lieutenant Frasetto. Of the
Italian embassy staff: Captain Bira-
ben and Captain Ingouf. Of. the
French high commission; Lieuten-
ant Ingram. OF the admirafs staff
II. NJ. s., Warrior: Lieutenant Wig |
gett H. NJ. S. Warrior; Lieutenant
L. 3. A; Lieutenant Riley. |
U. S. A.; Congressman Goodwin. OF
Lieutenant Harrison, Capt |
Clarence Wainwright Murphy, R p.
Irving. Charles Wood Taylor, DR.. +.
Evans. Captain Worth, Ed
ward Ridley Gergen, Chalmers Sey-
MCSOnneils
Torrance, Lieut.. Justus F. Rose. u.
S. A.: Commander f. S. Nugent, U. S.
NJ, and Captain Wilson. L. s. A.
Tho Christ Child Society will hold
it's tag day December .. that day 4
being for the city generally and De-
rember 8 for the Catholic churches.
Nine. Calderon is chairman OF. the
tag day committee and the vice
,hairmen are Mrs James Dudley
Morgan and Mrs. Daniel Stapleton.
The members OF the Christ Child
Society will meet at headquarters
1927 Pennsylvania avenue, today an
next Tuesday to plan the campaign
and to string tags.
Col p. F. Harvey, U. S. A. accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Mix,
wife of Lieut.. Francis Il. Mix, u. 5.
l.. who Is in France, has gone to
.fianri. Fla, to convalesce from a
erious illness. Colonel Harvey's
lister, Mrs. Miller, who was with him
h. rafVrrroH n har