The Washington herald., 1919-05-21

By E. c. DRUM.HUNT.

Mahion Pitney and Miss Hilda Sykes
were the other members in their
party. The Minister of the Neither
lands and Mime. Cremer were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Mann in
their box. Mrs. Charles H. Camp-
bell was the other member of the
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes. tr.. occupied the box of Mrs,
Stokes mother. Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock and entertained their guest
Miss Marion Tyfanny. of New York.
Others at the show were:-Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels. wife Of the secre-
tary or the Macy, Mrs. Cary Gray
son. MI. and Mrs. Thomas f. Logan,
VINO entertained box party: Capt.
Ames Brown, Maj. Gen. Pevton
March. chief or STAFF. who had with
him. among others, his daughter,
Mrs Joseph NJ. Swing, DR.. and Mrs
Thomas Clayton. DIR. and Mrs. 7. w
Glazebrook, Mrs. Charles Bourbton
Wood. william Bowie Clark. Will
liam Phelps Emo. Miss Mary Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace westcott. Mrs
Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Cary Lang
horne. Mrs. Sinclair Bowen. Miss
Alys Downing. Miss Mabel Board
man. Edward Pilson. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ord Preston, who entertained among
others, Mrs. Preston's mother. Mrs,
Arthur Murray. and her sister. Mrs,
Conger Pratt: Miss Gladys HinckIey
Roger Bailey, Miss Laura Delano
Miss Caroline Nash, Miss Cora Rar-
ry, Glenn Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Addison, DR.. and Mrs. Fran
els s. Nash. Mrs. Julian James. Miss
Nan Young, Miss Mary Adams. Mrs,
Frank Andrews, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
William Mitchell. Col. Robert PAY
ton. Frederick McKenney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bones, Miss Mona Gin
Mrs. Charles Edward Lyon. IJeut
Eugene Chiles. Lieut.. Frederic n
Meyer, Maj William Morrow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larz Anderson, Charles Hughes.
DR.. Thomas Neill. Mai. Theodore
Lowe. Samuel Beach. Charles Hag-
ner. Randall Hagner. Fred Ray.
Arthur Browne and Lieut.. Peters, of
the Eleventh Cavalry. Fort Myer.
Speaker of the House, Frederick
Gillett. was the guest of honor last
night at a dinner at the Washington
Hotel Z" men B. F. Felt. of Massa-
chusetts. was the host. The other
guests were the members of the
Massachusetts, delegation in Con-
gress. Covers were laid for forty
five.
Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer and her
daughter. Miss Bessie McKeldin.
have returned from Quincy, Mass,
where Mrs. Palmer christened the
United States destroyer Turner.
Capt. Palmer. of the United States
ship Georgia, who returned to this
country last week from France, ac-
companied Mrs. Palmer and her
daughter from Boston. and will re-
main with them until tomorrow,
when he will return to that city.
preparatory to sailing again for
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
were hosts yesterday afternoon at
their country home. Airlie. at a gar
den party and had with them for the
occasion their daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Newton
Murray. who arrived recently for a
visit.
Maj. and Mrs. Walter F. Dfiling-
ham entertained at dinner last even
ing at the Cafe st. Marks
The National War Work Council of
the Y. W. c. A. has sent out cards for
a reception tomorrow from 4 to 8
o'clock, at the Blue Triangle House,
for rest and Information. North Capt.
tol and E strets. Mrs. Coleman du
Pont and Mrs. Kendall Emerson will
be the hostesses.
The annual game of baseball for
the benefit of Providence Hospital. to
be played between the Tank Men and
the men from Fort Myer. will be
played on the league grounds Tues
day, June "a. and all tickets sold for
last Saturday will be good then. Mrs
James +. Barbour, will refund all
money requested for boxes. of which
she has charge. She sold sixty-six
boxes for May II.
A wonderful fete' with every attrac c.
ton for children will be given next
Tuesday. May q. from to p. m.
in the lovely grounds OF the Charles
S. Robb's place at Edgemoor. Nd.
There are half a dozen ponies to be
ridden or driven. rabbits. pigeons. and
kittens. and even a baby girl goat for
sale; a Lady of the Lake who will fer
ry mysterious packages across the
water. a Klondike in which one may
dig for treasures, a postoffice with
packages and letters for all who call,
fortune telling, ice cream, cake and
candy and lemonade. a slide for the
younger children and for their elders
on a shaded porch overlook
ing green trees and a grassy lawn
with tea and tables of attractive
fancy articles and flowers for sale.
The board of the Working Boys
Home have organized this fete hoping
to raise sufficient money to keep the
home, which is filled to its capacity,
open during the summer months.
The Maytime dance for the benefi,
of the Juvenile Protective Association
will be given at Wardman Park inn
on Tuesday, May q. There will be
dancing at $50. with music by the
Meyer Davis orchestra. Miss Nannie
Randolph Heth, treasurer, is chairman
of the dance committee; Mr. Bowie
Clark is chairman Of the floor COM
mittee.
Several novel turns are to be in
troduced between dances, including
dances by Mr.. Harold STAN
ley. well known as a. professional
dancer. Mr.. Stanley's. dancing part
ner will be Miss FlorShce L. Brown.
Miss Enid Sims will give a flower
dance. Capt. Roy Glenn. of the Brit
ish Embassy, assisted by six young
girls of the Junior League, will also
do a turn. Mr.. George Anderson, as
an italian street singer. will sing an
original song. the words and music
of which have been composed for
this occasion by Mrs. George Hill.
well known in Washington musical
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