The Washington herald., 1919-10-28
BIG PARTY At
CAFE ST. MARKS.

BIG PARTY AT
CAFE ST. MARKS.
The women's Press Club enter
tanned at a luncheon yesterday at
the Cafe st. Marks. in compliment to
the delegates to the International
Working Women's Conference which
opens here today. There were sew
cnty-two in the party. Mrs. Theo-
dore Pickett, vice president of the
women's Press Club. presided. Mrs.
Raymond Robbins. OF Chicago. presi-
dent OF the National women's Trade
Union League. made an address ana
iatroduced all of the delegates from
abroad. Some Of the others who
made short addresses were Mile.
Victorie Cappe. of Belgium: Miss
Katherine Derry. of Canada: Miss
Rose Schnederman. of New York.
vice president OF the National wom-
ems Trade Union League: Mrs. Maud
Swartz, of New York. and others.
Some of the other entertainments
planned for the delegates include a
tea, at 4 o'clock today. which has
been arranged by the National
women's Trade Union League, at the
Hotel Burlington. The wives OF the
Senators and Cabinet members and
other Washington women have bee N
invited to meet the delegates.
Tea will be served at the Way
farer's Book Shop. II street. near
Seventeenth street, at 4:30 o'clock to-
morrow. Here arrangements have
been made to have on hand about 100
exceptionally weli-selected books
dealing with subject matter pertain
ing to the program of the Interna-
tional Congress of Working Women.
An industrial pageant. called the
Shining Trail" has been prepared
for the delegates by the War Work
Council Of the Young women's Chris
tion Association, and Is TO he given
at the Central High School tomorrow
night at $50 o'clock, which is a large
and interesting community center.
Women government employees are
taking the parts. The delegates are
invited to be the honored guests.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the
Secretary OF the Navy Department. is
holding a tea in honor Of the dele
gates to the International Congress
OF Working Women at her home. 1851
Wyoming avenue northwest. on
Thursday at 4 o'clock.
The members Of the Labor Depart
ment. including such bureaus as the
Women's Bureau, Children's Bureau.
Employment Bureau and others, are
to be the hostesses at a banquet
Thursday evening at the Labor De-
partment.
The delegates to the International
Congress of Working Women are In
vited to lunch at the Blue Triangle
Recreation Center" OF the Young
Women's Christian Association.
Twentieth and B streets, at / o'clock
Friday.
Mrs. John J. White, in the name
Of the Arts Club. invites the dele
gates to tea at their headquarters.
a17 Eye street. on Friday at 4 o'clock.
Delegates are invited to a musicale
arranged for the guests by the Bust
ness Woman's Club OF Washington
at the Church of the Covenant at 8
o'clock Friday; Miss Ethel Bagley.
president.
Members OF the women's Union of
the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing and Federal Employees Local. No
lbs. invite the delegates to lunch
and to go through and seen the work
ings OF the bureau. at 1890 Saturday.
The College Club requests the pleas
ure of the presence OF the defeats
at tea at their clubhouse. 1893 I
street, Saturday. at 4:o0.
Members Of the High School Teach
ers' Union have arranged for q very
complete sightseeing automobile trip
ebout the city Sunday afternoon. It
Is hoped that the delegates will re-
serve sightseeing until this time.
so that It may be doubly enjoyable.
Luncheon will be served the dele
gates at the cafeteria OF the wom-
ans Bureau. D and Twentieth streets.
at o'clock Monday. This win n.
an opportunity to see the woman's
and children'5s bureau be Of the La
Dor Department.
The members of the Federal En-
ployes' Union No. have arranged
to take the delegates to Mount Yer
non Tuesday afternoon.
The DELEGATES are invited to tea at
the Blue Triangle House. North Cap
itol and E streets. on Tuesday next.
at o'clock.
The marriag ge> Of John Carl Gale.
OF Chicago. and violette Lillian
Thompson. Of this city. occurred at
the home Of the brides parent. Mr..
and Mrs, George T. Thompson,
a U street northwest. on Saturday
aIternoon. Octooer 70. Inc ceremony
was performed bv Rev; Edward
Mott, Of Advent Episcopal Church
II was home Wedding in the truest
sense. Her yoInger sister. Lavinia.
was maid OF honor. and her brother.
George SYDNEY Thompson. acted as
master Of ceremonies. Misses Bes-
sic and Alice Miller acted as the
bridesmaids. The brides father Mr..
George T. Thomson. is one OF the
best known men n theatrical ar.
and managerial circles In the East.
He was associated with p. 3. Chase
all the years he operated Q thcater
here. and after his departure he be-
came connected with the B. y,
Keith interests. Tn - nwlyweds
win enjoy a honeymoon tour in the
East. and expect to make their resi-
dence In the Windy City, where Mr..
Gale is happily situated IN business.
The THOMPSON home AT a II sfreet