Evening star., 1919-04-07
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Mr.. William c. Redfield.
with number of prominent
officials, including senators.
representatives and Army
officers, will attend the banquet to be
| given this evening at the Willard by
the committee for the entertainment
Of the members of the Philippine mis-
sion, including Mr.. George H. Fair
child. chairman; Gen. Thomas H.
Barry, Mr.. M. F. Lowenstein, Mr.. ].
+. White and Mr.. L. C. Mccullough, all
of New York
Gen. Frank Mcintyre entertained
members of the mission, which is
headed by Mr.. Quezon. president of
the Philippine senate, at luncheon to-
day at the Army and Navy Club. and
tomorrow will give another luncheon
party in their honor. Tomorrow the
mission will visit Mount Vernon. and
on Wednesday will go to New York.
returning to Washington at the end
OF weeks visit. The members of the
mission have been continually enter
tanned since their arrival here on Fri
day. Mr.. jamie c. De Veyra. one of
the resident Philippine commission
ers, IS giving a series of dinner par
ties in their honor.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
leave Washington Friday for speak
ing tour through the south.
Miss Augusta Glass is spending
some time in Lynchburg. Va.
Bazaar Opens Today.
The first bazaar for the benefit of
the Washington Animal Rescue
League. of which Miss Martha Cod
man is president, opened at Rausch-
er's this morning. and will. continue
from 1890 in the morning until 10
o'clock at night. Articles of every
description are offered at market
prices, and delivery goes with all
purchases; At the Corner Grocery"
and at the flower table are many
beautiful blooms from the White
House conservatory. At the other
tables are toys books fancy articles,
and rummage table and q tea table.
tor Cushman, Mrs. David Porter. Mrs.
Ira E. Bennett, Mrs. M. r Blumen-
berg, Miss Barnes Richardson, Miss
Venable, Mrs. Roger Welles Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Miss Louise
Daniel Borden. Mrs. Allerton Cush-
man, Mrs. Harold Walker. Miss Polly
Morgan. Mrs. Armstead Davis and
Mrs. Huntington Smith of Boston.
who as president of the Animal Res
cue League of that city has charge
of the Massachusetts, table.
An attraction on both days will be
the official film. Our Dumb Friends
commission. One of the exhibitions
will be especially for the children,
and a French officer attached to the
will explain the pictures.
tist of considerable fame. has given |
two paintings. small portrait OF
Marshal Joffre and the infant Savior. |
after Reynolds. examples of her more |
recent work, to Miss Goldman to be
raff1ed for the benefit of the league.
and they are on view at the directors !
table.
No admission is charged.
Capt. William Ward Scott. jr.. L. S. |
NJ c., and Mrs. Scott have taken pos |
session of their quarters at the navy !
yard after spending some time with |
Capt. Scott's parents at their resi- !
dence, 1407 Decatur street.
A number of dinner parties will pre-
cede the second of the series of sub |
scription dances for the benefit of
free milk for France to be given this
evening at the Club de Vingt Among |
those entertaining will be Mr.. and !
Mrs. James Marion johnson, who will |
have a number of guests to meet their |
Henry D. Lindsey. Miss Carolyn Nash. |
Capt. Pickard and Lieut.. ]. B. Waller. |
Mrs. Larz Anderson will receive the |
guests and assisting her will be Mrs. |
G. Ffoulke-Smith. Miss Eleanor john |
son, Miss Carolyn Nash. Miss Virginia J
Hunt and Miss Anna Hamlin, who will |
receive an the stairs. Mr.. A. M. F.
Greig Of the British embassy staff
will sing solo.