The Washington herald., 1919-01-24

the direction OF Mrs. j. Lee webb.
chairman; Mrs. A. H. Plant Mrs.
Hunter Laughton, Mrs. William I
Denning Mrs. Edwin DuBose, Mrs.
Noble J. Wilt Miss Marion Smoth.
Mrs. e. H. Lynham, Mrs. Theodore
Judd and Mrs. Julian Cabell Goolsby.
Mrs. Walter #. Hutton is president
Of the chapter. The floor. COMMITTEES
Is composed Of the following: Mrs
Albert S. Parry, Col. Clifford CabeII
Early, Col. Robert e. Lee. Cant It
Raleigh Raines, Gen. II. Oden Lake,
Representative l.. Lazaro, Represen-
tatiye H. Garland Dupre, Hon. Car
los Bee. Mr.. Noble ]. Wilt. Mr.,
Hunter Laughton, Mr.. ]. Lee Webb,
MIR. Walter Hutton. Mr.. Theodore NJ.
Judd and Mr.. simms w. DuBose.
Col W. "A. Bishop, the worlds
greatest ace, with an official record
of downing seventy-two Hun ma
| chimes will give an illustrated lee
ture for the benefit of the Working
Boys Home of which Mrs. Arthur
Lee is president, on Tuesday after
noon, January 2s, at 4:30 o'clock, at
the New National Theater. Col.
Bishop, who Is now honorable aid
de-camp to the governor general of
Canada, was here for a short while
in 1917, attached to the British mill
tary mission.
! Mime. Laman-Trip. whose husband
, is connected with the Netherlands
Legation will speak on Holland as
Shelter" at this afternoons tea of
the League of American Penwomen.
Mime. Laman-Trip has just come
from home and is conversant with
present conditions there.
Miss Mary s. Burkholder, assisted
by Miss Helen Gerrer, violinst. and
Raymond Yeaked, pianist will sing
Massenet's "EIegy." Tea will be
served by Miss Marie Redfern.
The disbursing division. Bureau of
| Supplies and Accounts of the Navy
Depa artment, will give a dance at
Wardman Park Inn on Saturday
night.
Maj. liam Hay Beth. author of
THE First Hundred Thousand" and
who belongs to the Tenth Argyle
and Switzerland Highlanders, will
give a lecture under fashionable
auspices at the Shubert-Garrick
Theater. F and Seventh streets. on
Thursday, January 80, for the bene-
fit of the Fund for French Wounded
The subject is Victory and Be
yond."
Mrs. Somers, Mrs. HensIey, and
the faculty of Mount Vernon Semi
nary have issued invitations for a
reading by the English poet, Alfred
NOyes, this afternoon.
The annual dance and card partv
under the auspices of the Women's
Alliance of All Souls Unitarian
Church, to be given in the bathrooms
of the New willard on Saturday
evening, February 1. is under the
direction OF Miss Catharine Newton.
assisted by Miss Mary X. Porter as
secretary. The proceeds OF these an
nual dances are devoted to philan-
thropic work in Washington, and
every arrangement is being made bv
the committee for a financial as well
as social success.
The patronesses include: Mrs. u
G. e. Pierce, Mrs. Thomas Gale, Mrs.
Whitman Cross, Mrs. Thomas Wood
run. Mrs. c. V. Riley. Mrs. William
Dali, Mrs. ID. U. Fletcher, Mrs. Jo-
seph Stewart, Mrs. Ridley Mclean,
Miss Ellen woodruff. Mrs Henry c.
Newcomer, Mrs. John Laskey, Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson and Mrs s. Is.
NJ. Young.
lie Marechal Foch" is the subject
of the lecture of the Alliance Fran
caise. to be given at the Washing
ton Club on Monday. January 27, at
1870 by Capitaine f. Duthoit. pro-
fessor at the Catholic University Of
Lille.
At the last lecture were present:
Mrs. Eh. V. Boynton. Mrs. W. Croz-
ier, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss J.
d. Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. N II. Oar
ton. Mrs. Cover. Mrs. and Miss Nc
GOwan, Mrs. H. Oliphant. Rev. Edw.
H. lngle, Miss F. H. Butler, Miss NJ
G. Fox. Mrs. Benjamin Micou. Miss
d. Hampton, Miss K. Brawley, Mr.
and Mrs. S. r Fuller. DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. f. Gates, Miss Henrigues, Miss
A d. Boiling. Miss c. Butler. Miss
Woodruff. Mrs. f. NJ. Savage, MI.