The Washington herald., 1920-05-25

han, will be an attractive feature OF
the occasion. chaperoned BY Mrs.
Julian-James. Comma Jewell is
the chairman of the mems floor
committee.
Mrs. Mortimer Clarke left for
Paris May %, on the Mauretania, to
visit her son, Mortimer Clarke, jr..
who Is connected with the Graves
Registration Commission. She will
probably remain a year.
Mrs. Joseph U. Burket. of Forest
Glen, Nd. accompanied her.
The Louisiana Society of WASH
ington has issued invitations TO a
reception and dance on Friday. May
2s, at s p. M, at the Washington
Club, 1901 X street northwest. An
address will be given by the Hon.
George Earle Chamberlain. United
States Senator from Oregon.
Mrs. Lee Lamar Robinson and
Miss Robinson will entertain. a
party of young people at St. Mark $
this afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Cone. whose marriage to
Ensign Harold Rivington Parker
will take place at Annapolis June ..
The guests of honor and principal
speakers at the fortnightly soiree
assembly of the French Club of the
Washington Salon at its studios in
the Mclean Building. 1917 H street,
Thursday night, will be Jerome Con-
nor. the well-known sculptor, whose
war memorial, "The Supreme Sacri-
L., II I
ing, in honor of the District heroes
in the war was recently unveiled.
and DIR. Hubert Hornsby. the direc-
tor of the Institute for Physical De-
velopment. Mr.. Connor will speak
on Art Struggles of Small Nations"
and DR.. Hornsby. at whose place
many statesmen and diplomats
train to get in condition" will give
a talk on Bodily Health: A Means
to Success" Mr.. S. NJ. Fabian, the
noted pianist, will render solo selec-
tions and Mrs. Leona Kidwell Yoder,
wife of Capt. Paul J. Yoder, accom-
panied on the piano by George will
son, will present a series of soprano
solos. Mr.. de Zapp. the president of
the club, will make the presenta-
tions and will be assisted by the
board of governors. Mrs. Helen J..
p. Starr will preside at the punch
bowl and will be assisted by Miss
Bernidene Hull, Miss Minnie Baker,
Miss Bertha c. Ashworth, Mrs. Lotta
Gown, Miss Eunice L. Hoffman and
Mrs. NJ. A. Hampton. Following the
program there will be refreshments
and dancing and a discerning public
is invited.
One of the leading social events
of the week will be the garden fete
and card party at Twin Oaks"
Woodley Lane, Friday, May 2S, 2 un-
til Z, with Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, hos
tess, Mrs. Victor Kaufman, chair
man general of the benefit. Mrs.
Malcolm S. McConihe is in charge
of the card party; Mrs. Carl Droop,
fower bed party; Mrs. Theodore w.
Noyes, "save-a-life" table: Mrs,
Emma Shelton, refreshments: Mrs.
J. b. Showalter, tea table; Mrs. Will
lam H. King. lemonade well: Miss
Marguerite Tillman. candy: Mrs.
William E. Chamberlin, entertain
ment, presenting Nine. Dzeron Kosh-
karian, of New York; Miss Hawkes.
pupils; Miss Welch and others. The
Boy Scout band will play. motor
bus will meet children at Cathedral
avenue car stop.
The musicale and ball has been
postponed to May 81, at the ward
man Park Hotel, at S:30 promptly.
Mrs. Francis B. Moran, Chairman,
assisted by Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, Mrs.
F. B. Freyer. Mrs. Theodore w
Noyes, Mrs. Joseph Hampson. Mrs.
Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Horace q. Mac
Farland, and Col. VIM. Eric Fowler,
floor manager.