The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-14
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Tomorrow the Christ Child. society
WIN throw opsn-sits- nsvf- heAd7urr-
ters, s2tt Indiana avenue, Tor ~ tea
and bsE.srs which Win bs ySps4ted
ON Tuesday sftefnoon- An Sdfts of
ussfuf ana beautlfplf sttidie4 Stitses
on ssis and from an indide tiens. stts
roems AZ. the tea hour WIN tASs, pm
tie, most imposts at ,sx snt OF alifv MI
be the pleasing Of tth6 new headqqaS-
ters by'HIs .ExcslISniy, the Apost6lle
Deiegages, ati4 O'clock tomorrow. The
hoprs OF the tea and. sale ,ars non
O'clock until II, "A. 81 2, ~. y . y, y
The christ child society has set up
| its LAress and :Penst<s In spot which
may aimostgb be ,safdtto have historic
nt8rest--the beautiful old-fashtohed
house down near. the court house
where, theJste "Fishting Bob" Evans
livsd for no longs hid which cqknfe9
largely In, the annals OF society some
year. ago. 70 this nems omen, s .,c 81. 81
brocades BROUGHT home By Admiral
Evans after some COZ bis travsis IN
Mrs. asnnis Taylor win presid. a
the tea table. where cake Will alpo
be sold, assisted BY Mrs. jRa ndolDh
Minor and Mrs w. y. : Niece 2, y, drt..
James Dudley lorEan. Mrs. w 20
Benson. i MrsA FL 8. Hardest y end dra,
Henry Simpson will have. . sfsrp
table,: Mas MaAeFa 'sa Infants, TRIBE,
. ;.,s ssa X ni's
WI. Baxter ana Mas Adele. N.Y.
be In charge OF tho candy Atss
Henuey wiii~ have an 7aucdvns 1end
| fancy table and Will, be iaiaedshy ME-
! Daniel C. Stapletep. Miss Bpgr tAnq
4 Miss. Cover. chriytmas icaEdS wtDvbe
sold by Miss Ella Mae 4Svlhvar sHd
Mrs. James McGormicie;S .beslcsts by
Miss Mildred Merrick. Miss irene
Sheridan and Miss Louise. Sheridan
and Miss Florence Roach, and Mrs.
Thomas Sheridan will have an apron.
bag and cap table.
One Of the interesting events OF the
| present week will be the card party
! in the foyer OF the Knickerbocker
| Theater on Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'ciock--a party which 10 being
| given by the Walter Reed Memorial
| circle. It's financial success Is guar
anteed by the fact that every avail
| able table-between nifty and sixty In
! all--has already been sold and It's so
+, ciai success, by the women VINO are
' Interested in It.
Mrs. Thomas Hardy 'Taliaferro is
| chairman OF the circle; Mrs. j.
| Thomas Kelly, secretary and treas
urer, and Miss Blanche Baker, CORE
i spending secretary: and among the
| members are Mrs. Charles O. Warden,
Mrs. william caches FendalI, Mrs.
Brainard H. Warner, IT.. Mrs Henry
Cover. Mrs. George Becker Miss
May Adams, Mrs. Buchanan Merry
man, Mrs. Macarthur, Miss Ellen
Young, Miss Frances Weeks. Mrs.
Arthur Giles. Miss Frances weldon
and numerous other prominent
| women.
This little group Of women started
working together out at Waiter Reed
Hospital in 1917 and they have never
| slackened In their efforts to make
things easier for the lads who are
still hospital bound. Their activities
are varied and manifold. For one
thing, during the summer months
tbey sent over 200 convalesce nts Into
the country for change and a taste
of home life-they visited with pri-
yate families. ~ ~
The party on Thursday is. for the
purpose of raising funds TO carry on
the work at walter Reed and. also Al
| ST. EIizabeth's and especially 70 put
on a bang-up Christmas celebration
for the lads. .,.,.
The date has just been selected for
another of the important charity balls
of the year-the ball for the beneht
Of Columbia Hospital. which will be
held at the willard on the evening OF
December 9. -, "a,