The Washington times., 1918-12-04

Daughter of Prof. and Mrs.
sonic Temple Auditorium corner of
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue, for the beneft Of the British
American War Relief Fund. An un-
usually interesting program has been
arranged. and among those who will
take part are David Bispham. Miss
Eva Gauthier. niece OF Sir Wilfred
Laurier. who viii sing Canadian folk
songs. and Miss Phyllis Nelson Terry,
niece OF Ellen Terry, and other artists.
Miss Terry. who is appearing ut
Keith's this week. will recite war
poem.
Miss Helen Amory Ernst is chair
man OF the committee in charge OF
the entertainment, which includes
Miss Biddle, Mrs. Gordon Cumming.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gan. Mrs. Augustus
p. GardneF, and Mrs. Arthur wiHert
To weIeeme War workers.
The navy auxiliary OF the Red
Cross. Of which Mrs. Josephus Dan
iels is chairman, will open its rooms
In corcoran Court, on New York ave-
nue.. between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith Streets tonight from 7:30 to- 10
O'Clock, to the young women war
workers in Washington and their
friends. Mrs. Daniels and the execu-
tive board will receive them, and |
there will be an interesting program,
including readings by Miss Nancy
Barbee. songs By a quartet of sailors
from the navy yard, violin solos by
Miss Esther Cloyd. and songs by |
Sergeant Godfrey and Private vOlll, |
OF the marine corps.
Mrs. Archibald Ba-kne. of PhiladeI-
phia. who has been spending the week |
end at the Shoreham Hotel, has re-
turned to her country place, Inver
House, Wayne. Pa. Captain BaFklie.
who Is stationed at Camp Meade. will
join her there shortly foT. the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs.. William A. Glasgow
have leased Captain and AIRS. Bark
lies apartments, at c339 Massachu-
setts avenue, for the winter. Mr..
Glasgow Is counsel for the Food Ad-
Congressman and Mrs. Fred 4. Brit
ten of Illinois are back in Washing
ton for the season. and are establish
ed at the Highlands.
ENl ME- ". Lsnllle |
cry entertained company OF this sea
sons debutantes at dinner last eve
ming for their daughter. Miss Anna
a dehutsnte OF last sea.
son. A number Of the foreign Off
GERS were in the company. Miss Mont
gomery is a niece OF Chief Justice and
Mrs. White.
To Address Arts Club.
William Osborn Mcdowell. OF New
ark, \. J., will be the principal guest
tomorrow evening at the weekly
dinner at the Arts Clubs of
which promises to be
interesting event Mr..
Mcdowell will address the club on
the subject OF the proposed movement
TO found a University of the United
States, in which he Is one of the lead.
ing spirits. Mr. Mcdowell is a man
OF international reputation. having
been a delegate to several of the
peace conferences at The Hague. He
was one of the directors of the or
ganiZed eTIague of Nations which
was created at that time.
Now that the war is over. it is be
coming recognized as important that
the United States should take its
place as a leader I'm education
through a well organized national
university. and many prominent PEG
pie are Interested in the project
4 number Of Neutrality-suspicious. will
De guests Of the club ON Thursday
evening. among then Dr. William
Miller Collier. president Of George
Washington University.
Miss BESSIE Kibbcy is entertaining
Walter Reed Hospital. the Naval Hos
,ital, and st. Elizabeth's Hospital this
afternoon at the Belasco Theater for
he performance of "Who Stole the
Iat?" the clever show which H. being
)ut on. this week by the soldiers from
he Aberdeen proving grounds. She
will have about the same number of
soldier guests at the
this evening.
Some 100 boys from CamD Meigs |
ire also present at the matinee this
afternoon az guests OF the "Who Stole
he Hat?" company. The company .
rad its Walter Reed night" last sun
ley. when nearly 200 sick and wound
ID soldiers witnessed the performance
o their great enjoyment. Part OF
he proceeds from the production will
90 to wounded soldiers. sailors, and
and the rest will be used to
'uild a gymnasium and clubhouse at
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Margaret Aontelro. Berry is