The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

can be held in the new club house,
which is now in the hands of an In
terror decorator. Mrs. Isaac Pearson
and Mrs. Florence Jackson Stoddard
have charge of the furnishing OF the
house, which will be one of the hand
soonest clubs for women in the city.
The Woman's Clinic gave a tea Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. April q
and 30. at the clinic. 1921 T street,
| which was very successful and largely
! attended
! The president of the clinic. Mrs.
4 Arthur Macdonald. and the secretary.
Mrs. Caroline Pike Burleigh, received
the guests.
Mrs. ]. J. Locher presided at the tea
table, assisted by Miss Staab. Miss El-
liott Daugherty and Miss Halford.
The patronesses were: DIR. Mary d.
Baker. Mrs. Caroline Pike Burleigh.
! Mrs. Ella Marcus Bull. Mrs. r. b. B.
Chew. Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook. DIR.
Anna Bartech Dunno. DIR. Frances Foye
Mrs. c. L. Gummel, DIR. Ida J. Hell
berger. Mrs. William Kelsey. DR.. Isa-
bel Haslip Lamb. Mrs J. J. Locher.
Ms. Arthur Macdonald. Mrs. Anson
w. Prescott. DIR. Amy J. Rule. DIR
Elizabeth Sohon. DR.. c. Finley.
! The acting superintendent. DIR. Amy
]. Rule. explained the methods OF the
clinic and dispensary.
| Among the guests were Miss Nc
Carthay. Miss Edith T. Carrier. Miss
Edna G. Dyar. Miss Elsa Holford.
Mrs. Philip Hofiicher. Miss Mary Hol.
den. Miss Edith C. Kanolt, Mrs.
Charles Talbert.
There Is every indication that the
bridge tea to be held at Wardman
Park Inn on Wednesday afternoon,
April 80 for the benefit OF the Day
Nursey and Dispensary Association,
will be one of the most interesting
events Of the spring season. There
will be more than 100 tables reserva-
tions for which are nearing compile
tion and the function promises to be
a most enjoyable affair for those at
| tending. After the playing. tea will be
served at the Inn. The patronesses
of the benefit include Mrs. James W.
| Wadsworth. dr.; Mrs. Andrieus A.
Jones, Mrs. George Bakhmeteff. Mrs.
George Barnett. Mrs. Delos Blodgett.
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. William
F. Dennis. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock.
Mrs. John Allen Dougherty. Princess
Ghika, Mrs. Ollie II. Gore. Mrs
Cary T. Grayson. Miss Amaryll's
Gillett. Mrs. Charles s. HamlhL
Mrs. Joseph Keys. Mrs. Fred Kol-
ster. Mrs. Charles Mathews. Mrs.
Thomas r. Logan. Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson, Mrs. Malcolm McConihe.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Charles
! Boughton Wood and Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson. Prizes for the win
ners of bridge will be boxes for
| the performance at the Belasco.
Polls and Keith's. the National and
the Shubert-Garrick theaters. Mrs.
William A. Jack. jr.. of 1913 Bilt-
more street northwest. whose tele-
phone number Is Columbia 1867. Is
In charge Of the reservations for the
tables. The Day Nursery and Dis
pensary Association. whose estab-
lishment at 427 I street southwest,
cares for the infant children Of
mothers who are compelled to leave
their own homes to work is one of
the worthiest Of the relief institu-
tions of the National Capital.
Much interest Is being shown in the
production Of Fairy Lane" the mu-
sical fantasy which will be produced
at the Belasco Theater tomorrow aft
ernoon. for the benefit of the Animal
Rescue League. The little play, by
Mrs. Gorfng Bliss. is an interesting
fairy story. and the last part of the
program Is composed of a series of
dances. One of the most interesting
of the group dances Is that chaperoned
by Nine. Ekengren. II will be the
Swedish. folk dance. danced by twenty
four boys and girls in national cos
tune.
Members and friends o. the Arts
Club at Washington have entered
heartily into the effort TO make the
benefit performance of the San Carlo
Opera Company a success A double
bill will be given on. Monday evening,
May II. consisting of "I Pagliacci'
and THE Secret OF Suzanne" Pro-
ceeds from the performance will go
toward purchasing the historic home
of the club at 20lT street northwest.
A notable audience is assured and
most of the boxes have been sold.
Among the list Of patronesses are:
Mrs. Newton Diehl Baker, Mrs. Al
bert Sidney Burieson. Mrs. John B.
Henderson, Mime. Grouitch, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kaufman, Mrs. Mary A Sharp,
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward. Mrs John
]. White. Miss Jessie Macdonald,
Mrs. Benwood White. Miss Mary A.
Cryder Mrs. Norn,an williams. Miss