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lished volumes. and rarer still, from
unpublished manuscripts that the
public has not yet enjoyed. His musi-
cal placement OF words heightened by
an ideal delivery afforded those for
tunate enough to be out an evening
Of enjoyment that will be a treasured
memory.
Trinity Community House ball is to
be held at the willard on Thursday
evening. October 90. at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer and Mrs.
franklin Roosevelt are energetical-
ly completing arrangements.
Gen. Pershing has been asked 10
be the guest of honor. and it Is thought
that he will accept the invitation as
the work that Trinity Community
House does Is connected with him and
his soldier boys. especially the ones
who were wounded and injured over
seas.
Trinity Community House has in the
past six months cared for and enter
tanned T.s9s soldiers. taking them to
the theatres. restaurants, ball games.
etc. and $500 people have been
served in the usual settlement work
ways. a combination of education and
recreation.
Every day for months Mrs. Covell
personally has taken several hundred
boys from St. Elizabeth's out on par
ties and trips. and it was on the day
of the great parade when she and her
wounded boys were viewing the pro-
cession opposite the White House that
Gen. Pershing went over and spoke
cheered three times heartily for their
kind guardian. Mrs. CoveIl the wife
of the rector in charge.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson heads the
list of patronesses. which consists
Of most of the prominent women in
town. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. Daniels.
Mrs Lane. Mrs. Glass. Mrs. Mitchell
Palmer. Mrs. Houston. Mrs Wilson.
Mrs James w. Wadsworth. Mrs.
Francis f. Warren. Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon. Nine. Bakhmeteff. Mrs.
Rudolph Kaufman. Mrs. Frank B.
Soyes, Miss Mary Patten. Mrs. Reg
insld Huidekoper. Mrs. Henry Fitch,
Mrs Gordon Cumming. Mrs. c. S.
Thomas. Mrs. c. V. Wheeler. Mrs.
Seaton Schroeder. Mime. Grouitch,
Mrs. Charles W. Rae. Mrs. Thomas
r. H. MCKlm are amCng the pa
tronesses.
Mrs. Charles b. Henderson. wife
Of Senator Henderson. of Nevada,
has charge of the boxes Miss
Nancy Lane is in charge of the
girls committee. Maj. William f.
Fowler is in charge of the mems
committee with Mr.. William Bowie
ETIarE oil 81 b.
-tional floor committee are Effng-
ham Lawrence. DR.. Clarence Owens
and John Barrett. Mrs. Howry is
Nine. Grouitch has taken a table
and Mrs. DimOck among many
others.
have reserved the central boxes for
specially iRvited guests, who will
be prominent members of diplo-
matte and resident society here.
Many dinner parties will be given
before the ball. especially those in
honor Of the debutantes who are
going to dance at the first ball of
the season.
The boxes have nearly all been
S"ld and more are being put in.
The Executive Committee of the
College WOmen's Club will hold the
first Of a series of informal luncheons,
at the Clubhouse. at 12:3O o'clock Sat-
ur,lay. November the first. Miss
Margaret Bonfieid. a prominent Eng
lish woman. and a delegate to the
Women in Industry Conference, will
I've present and will speak The after
noon teas of the season will begin
carly in November The Public In
terest Section of the Club is consid-
erinS the Woman in Industry prob
lens and had for principal speaker
last meeting. Mrs. Robbins. of Chica-
60. who is in Washington in the in
terest of the International Confer
ence Of Women Workers which is to
be held in Washington next week.
The Walking Section Of the Club ex-
plored the bogs near Laurel, Mary