Evening star., 1919-05-04
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Mr. Stuart Murray. Mr.. George T
Rawlins, DR.. ]. T. Hicks and Mr.. j. I
Ashby.
Mrs, Walter L. Hutton and Mrs
Maud Howell Smith, who have al
ways taken an active interest in the
camp, will assist in the social part OF
the entertainment. They will have as
sisting them Mrs. Albert Sidney Par
rr- Mrs Wallace Streater, Mrs. Eu-
genia Rollins, Mrs. O. G. LuXford
Mrs. NJ. T. Kahn Miss Clark and Miss
Marie Louise Owens.
IAN members of the camp. the Con-
fsderate Veterans. the Daughters OF
the. Confederacy. and me- OF
camps from other cities are invited
The foi'uwii e.. r
who are known to have served in the
world war VIII b. II honor guests
Gen. w. c. GorEas Maj. w. Cabell
Moore. DIR. A. Y. 7. Garnett, Maj. Wal
lace Streater, Capt. w. r. Wilmarth
Cant. o. c. Luxfor.i. Capt. e NJ. New
its, William G. Black. Elgin H. Bla-
lpck. w. +. Brockman. w. C. Brook er
Paul ]. Carr, Julien St Childs, San
fors u. Covington, Warren X. Helpen-
81 inc, William J. Goodwin. Clarence
ID. -Hoggard, T. Stuart Murray and
Ensigns r. w. Cary. T. c. Lupton
George T. Rawlins. Elwood II Seal
She,by H. Tully, Thomas II. Harris
and Louis II. Go
Assisting NJ 7. Little and
Miss Eta TaEE;..., chairman of the
Young ladies' committee for the in
Ntation dance to be given by Dixie
Chapter United Daughters OF the
Cortederacy. for 100 sailors from the
naval hospital May 6, Will be Miss
Miss Louise Gerer. Miss Narie
Davidson. Miss Mary Earle. Miss
Iptrse Miller, Miss Ella Evans, Miss
ISABEL Taggart. Miss Code Kranz,
o re
tries, Miss Helen Williams. Miss
Lou1se Williams, Miss Helen Gerer,
I,oWse Limerick. Miss Margaret
Mitchell. Miss Clarinda Mitchell. Miss
Sareline Earle, Miss Ruth Earle,
Miss Susie StillweiI Miss Sallie
Husuenin. Miss Adelaide Husuenin.
Miss Edna Wells, Miss Atha-Lane
Jbyee, Miss Doris Smith Miss r
trude Murphy, Miss Mae Murphy,
Miss Marie White, Miss Rachel Anne
Ha1tilton, Miss Lillian Morgan, Miss
Lucy Morton. Miss Helen Sims. Miss
Lousie Wildman. Miss Caroline wild
mar. Miss Frances Swain, Miss Bessie
BOrst, Miss May Borst, the Misses
Daniel and Miss Gladys Coleman.
MSS Janet mic Ids Will talk AZ
the annual meeting of the Council
of Jewish Women . ne hnia =
vesry of the F'ir:th Street Ter7nle
Mo1eiay May 3. at 7;3o pm. her sub
Ject. being "Thc New ran OF -
operation Between Capital and
Labor. Mrs. Norman Fischer will
sing and there will be an election
of officers and directors The reports
of tfe officers and committee chair
men will also be read.
A surprise party was given Miss
Marguerite NJ. Liston Saturday even
ing, April IS, at her home, in Congress
Heights. by her friends in the alIot
ment office. bureau of supplies and
accounts of the Navy Department,
with which she is connected.
The spacious parlors and dining
room were decorated in ferns and
spriHg flowers The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by her mother.
MIS- Helen Liston, and Miss Alice
Bfasnan of Micanopy, Fla.
Among those present were: Miss
Aiich Brannan. Miss Marguerite Lis
ton. Miss Elizabeth Bell. Miss Cath
erine Ryan, Miss Laura Anderson,
MISC Olga Bonknight, Miss LilliS n
Lawrence and Mesdames Helen Listor
and Lillian NJ. Skelly, Messrs. Phil
Rodier and Carl Padgett, Chief Yeo-
man. Lawrence Elliott, Yeomen Milton
Howard and Lee Earl. Sergts. Rich
ard Curtin and Ernest Donaghy, U. s.
NJ NJ Z. Gnu corp W. H. rawlings T. D
Miss Liston leaves Tuesday with the
iSoQidn W battaHon TOT new YORK,
to take part in the naval parade
which will be held in that city on
May:7.
One OF the prettiest of the spring
dances was given at the home of Miss
Pearl Maloy, 1909 d street southeast,
on Thursday, May 1st.
The house was attractively decorat-
ed with lilacs and wild flowers. One
of the features of the evening was an
exhibition dance by Miss Dorothy Ma
10y and NJ. James Massey. Mrs. Ma
10y and Mrs. Jarboe acted as cha
perons. Those present We're: Miss
Mary Creamer. Miss Marguerite
Sweeney, Miss Rosaleen Creamer
Miss Mercia Baxter, Miss Pearl Ma
10y. Miss Mae, Davy. Miss Gertrude
Nirnstein. Miss Helen McCiosky and
Burton, 1fr. Raymond Jarboe. Mr.
George Sa1 Fellipe. Mr. James Mas
sey. MI. E1rt Harrison, Mr.. Walter
McClosky. Mr.. Raymond Towers, Mr..
Harry Randall and MIR. Eugene Phi
fer.
The Eadrelois will hold their final
dance of the season Saturday May
10. at Mrs. Dyer's. 1917 r street
northwest. The following committee
will be in charge: Mr.. William j.
Monran, Mr.. j. Whit Hammett, Mr..
Lewis. Mr.. J. Paul Ardeeser, Mr.. w.
Earl Groverman, Mr.. A. H. Laird. Mr..
Clarence f. Moore, MIR. Roy o.
Schlegel. Mr.. Robert A. Moulden and
Mr.. Rollie H. Moore.
Luncheon Brilliant Success.
The Columbus room of the PAN
American Union building presented q
brilliant appearance last Thursday,
when the womens auxiliary commit
tee of the second Pan-American scien-
tific congress entertained at luncheon.
The company included the honorary
members of the committee from the
Latin American diplomatic corps. the
members of the Latin American sec
tion of the international committe ee
now visiting Washington and a few
additional guests.
The flags of the Americas draped the
walls, and added to this bright touch
of color were the unusually lovely
floral decorations. The huge chan
de1ier was covered with fine, feathery
ferns. from which We're suspended a
hundred or more red tulips. In the
center of the table. which was sprayed
with masses of pink roses, was long
basket filled with white 1ilacs, red,
yellow and pink tulips. bordered with
pink snap dragons. and a each guests
place was Corsage bouquet of for
get-me-nots. cowslips and tiny pink
rosebuds wired with green satin rib
bons.
In the abSepce of Mrs Pobart Tan