The Washington times., 1919-05-03

n. ]. Mrs. Du Puy is planning on
taking a cottage at Ocean City for
the summer. She will have with her
her two little daughters, Miss Celine
Du Puy and Miss Jacqueline Du Puy,
and Captain Du Puy will run down
for the week-ends.
The war workers tea. given by the
members Of the College women's
Club, will be held tomorrow after
noon, from 4 to o'clock at the club
house. 1922 1 street, and will be in
charge OF all the members who have
acted as hostesses at the teas held
during the season. and among them
will be Miss Ruth MCGOWAN, Miss
Martha MacDear, Miss Catherine Gus
tbs, Miss Marion Weeks. Miss Edna
Jackson, Miss Fanny Barnett, Miss
Helen Silliman, Miss Carrie NJ Davis,
Miss Katherine Wead, Miss Mary
Lazenby. Miss Lidia Wilkens. Mrs.
Frank Pyle. and Mrs. Enoch Johnson.
The annual business meeting was
held last night Saturday when there
was the usual business and the cleo
tion of officers for the coming year
The walking section will meet for
the usual Sunday walk at 1880 at
Upton on the Fairfax line (take cars
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania ave-
Eue), and the walk will be to Upton
Hill, Buffalo Run. Alexandria Reser-
voir, Holmes Run, and Green Valley
Ia Green Run, a distance Of eight
miles, and will be led by Mr.. Gambs.
Surprises For May Dance.
number of novel features in the
way OF MAY Time" surprises are be-
ing arranged by the committee in
charge for the annual May dance TO
be given on the evening Of Wedn es-
day. May :. at Wardman Park Inn
by the Stonewall Jackson Chapter, L.
ID. c. Assisting Mrs. Charles H Fred,
chapter president. in her effort to
make this a delightfully."- different and
brilliant entertainment are Mrs. Ben
jamin Soule Gantz. chairman Of the
dance: Mrs. Frank Morrison, vice
chairman Of the dance; William Bowie
Clarke. chairman OF the floor COM
mitJee: Major William Eric Fowler,
vice chairman. and Mrs. Barr. chair
man of the refreshment committee. A
list OF the patronesses for the evening
viii be announced later.
A liberal part Of the proceeds from
the dance will be contributed to the |
hero fund, the purpose or which is to !
aid in the completion Of the education |
of the young men Of the South +
VITO nave Deeu III service curing ]
the recent war Miss Marie |
J. Mcclure is chairman Of press !
Others on the floor committee are: /
Comma nder. J. +. O'Mara, Lieutenant !
ames J. Connor. Judge G. c. McChord. !
Medical Director Francis Nash. Sen /
atOr Thomas Martin, Surg. Gen. Ru-
pert Blue. Rear Admiral Henry B. !
Wilson. Congressman II. -. Flood. !
e. 9. Pill. Brig. Gen.
r. /. HcCawley. Capt. Perry Belmont,
Judge Lc Roy. Arthur Heller. Walter
Tuckcrman, Lieutenant Boyle. Col.
J ohm Temple Graves. Henry May. Cap
tain Boiling. Capt. David Connor.
Commander Philbrick. r. r FravcI. 4
~. Frank A. Steele, Montgomery Il
Blake. Ralph Snowden Hill Lieut. l..
H. Pratt. Captain Fuller. ". e. Hard Il
ng. r. 4. Simpson. Thomas +. Logan, II
ArmisJead Peter, Commander Potter.
Franklin Barr. Wallace Mulcare, and
z. A. Dye. II
Mrs Eugene i. Householder. wife n
of Colonel Householder. entertained
AZ tea yesterday afternoon. assisted
oy Mrs. Frank Mcintyre and Mrs n
Syard Sneed, who presided at the tea
able
heir son-in-law and daughter, Col. II
md Mrs. u. 6. Q. Garrison. have re-
emily taken possession OF Mrs. Ste
1hen Mills residence. 3lOI Nineteenth
street
Miss Janet Richards 20 Speak.
Miss Janet Richards will talk At
he annual meeting of the Council Of
Jewish Women, 20 be held in the
'estry Of the Eighth Street Temple
Monday, May 8. at 7:3O o'clock. her
Ubject being The New Plan Of CO.
Operation Between Capital and La
'or.' Mrs. Norman Fischer's solos
viii he another treat Of the evening
nd the remainder OF the meeting will
" devoted to election OF officers and
irectors and the reports OF officers
nd committee chairmen 4 social
our will conclude what promises to
e a delightful meeting.