The Washington herald., 1919-04-16
SOCIETY
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ters of Confederacy. the dance for
convalescents from the Naval Hospi-
tai hes been postponed until May 6
and will be given at Pythian Han
through the courtesy OF Miss Elizabeth
Poe and Mrs. Vylia Poe Wilson.
The hostesses of the evening will be:
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Mrs.
George Barnett Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock Mrs. Leigh Palmer, Mrs. George
Thacher Guernsey, Mrs. Alexander
Sharp. Mrs. Edgar Wood, Mrs. Yyella
Poe Wilson, Miss Elisabeth Ellicott
Poe. Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. Mrs.
James E. Mulcare, Mrs. Paul L. Joa-
chin, Mrs. J. z. Swain, Mrs. John Lit
tie, Mrs. George x Denmark Mrs L.
E. Rose. Mrs. John s. Tomlinson, Mrs.
Henry Knock, Mrs. A. H. Mitchell,
Mrs. Samuel B. Milton, Mrs. Good
win W. Ellsworth, Mrs. Frank Brit
right, Mrs Alfred Marsh, Mrs. George
King. Mrs. Earle. Mrs. Bates War
ren, Mrs. George Willis, Mrs Henry
Pitts, Mrs. d. A. Skinner. Mrs. Alfred
Talbot, Mrs. Paul Tsggart, Mrs. Geo.
Garner. Mrs. F. c. Taylor, Mrs. A. W.
Wells. Mrs. william Tydings, Mrs. A.
II. Welton, Mrs. Louise Cantrell, Mrs.
William Ward Scott, IT., Mrs. Thomas
l. Fortune. Mrs. D. E. Winstead. Mrs.
Edwin Crawford. Mrs. NJ. J. Nance,
Mrs. Annabelle Welton and Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Robinson.
Ms. Henry Krogstad presiding at
the table, Mrs. Larz Anderson, known
in the literary world as Isabel Ander-
son, wife OF the former Minister to
Belgium and Spain. and Miss Kath-
arina Crnahv nf PnSfnn q we'll known
magazine writer, were entertained as
guests of honor at a reception given
Sunday at the Washington Salon, 14lS
H street, for the French Club. Miss
Adle G. Powell. Miss Anais Byrne,
Mrs. Laura B. Janney, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Brosseau and Mrs. Hood were
entertained as specially invited guests.
The young ladies assisting Mrs. KroS-
stad were Miss Helen G. O'Neill. Miss
Agnes i. Stewart, Miss Hazel Gibson
Wood, Miss Jessie NJ. Hampton, Miss
Elizabeth Dolan, Miss Beatrice F.
Brewer, Miss Alice c. Langdon, Miss
Sadie Buck, Miss Blanche p. Galiher.
anc Miss Martha R. w. Prewitt, Mrs.
Anderson gave an interesting talk on
her experiences as Red Cross nurse
on the battlefields and hospitals OF
France and showed a large collection
of photographs of the devastated re-
gions in the war regions. Mr.. de Zapp
was host and Mrs. S. c. Viileneuve,
chatelaine.
Hon. H. B. F. Macfsrland will be
the speaker at the chapel service of
the George Washington University
which will be held today at 1918 at
2023 G street. Mr.. Macfarland takes
the place Of the Hon. Manuel Quezon
previously announced for today, but
who will be the speaker on some
later date. Mr.. MacfarlandI served
for ten years as commissioner of
the District of Columbia and has
been for many years G trustee of
George Washington University.
During the war he has been prom
inently connected with local Red
Cross activities, having served as
chairman in the drive for funds.
Mira Ahmad Sohrab, formerly
secretary of the Persian Legation.
and who has been In Palestine the
entire period of the war. and the
first to leave the country under a
special permit of the British gov
ernment after the armistice was
signed, will speak on what the
Women of Palestine Have Done
During the War" at the meeting to-
day of the Anthony League at $3.50
D. m. at 29oI Columbia road. Strang-
ers in the city will be especially
welcome.
Col. Robert Fl. {. kelton, of the
General STAFF OF the War Depart
ment, and Mrs. George Thacher
Guernsey, president general OF the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. were the honor guests at the
ninth birthday celebration of Wen
del; Wolfe Chapter. d. A. f. The af-
fair was held ON Thusday evening.
April 10, at he home of Mrs. II. w.
Belnap, 100 w street. Miss Berthe
Frances Wolfe, the regent. presided
and the assisting hostesses were Miss
Wolfe. Mrs. Harry C. Oberholser, Mrs.
Joseph Allen, f., Miss Lillian War
field. Miss elizabeth NJ. Barnes, Miss
Rebie p. Hanler ard Miss Eva E
Luke.
Col Eelton. who was chief of staff
for the Twenty-slxtb Division. Gen.
Dieckman, commanding. American
Expeditionary Force, was introduced
by Mai. Charles Drake Wescott, and
gave a very entertaining address re-
iating to his personal observations on
tho work of the American army in
N'rance.
Mrs. Guernsey, Mrs. Charles II
Aull vice president general from Ne