The Washington times., 1920-03-01

inEton Opera Association. Some az
the other guests were Miss Lowe.
Miss Elizabeth Howry, who sang SOW
ersl delightful songs; Mrs. Alfred
Robbins. y. A. Clark. the noted miuia-
ture painter: Mrs. H. c. Jefferds. OF
Charleston. w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Din
widdie. Mr.. and Mrs. Diilan. Nine.
Barendise. OF the Netherlands less-
tion staff. who sang a number or
charming songs. and Madame Barren,
desc. who played several selections
on the piano.
Mrs. Albert g. Burleson. wife OF the
Postmaster General. will entertain Al
q tea on Wednesday Afternoon In COM
pliment to the members of the Wash
ington Center OF the Drama League
or America. OF which Mrs. Burleson
is president. and Miss. Caroline Wells.
the prominent authoress.
Nine. Marc Peter, wife of the new
minister OF Switzerland. will leave
! shortly for a visit TO Switzerland
Ma Taft Bssstins rsad.
Miss Helen Taft. acting president
| OF Bryn Mawr College. will be the
guest OF Miss Charlotte Harding.
daughter OF Bishop Alfred Harding,
-
| visit to Washington Is in interest OF
the Bryn Mawr Endowment fund.
She will address a meeting Of about
$50 people March IL at 4:3o o'clock.
DR.. David Jayne Hill is expected 10
open the meeting with a short ad-
dress. +. Louis Slade. national chair
| man of Bryn Mawr Endowment Fund
| Will also speak.
Several names have beoh added TO
the list Of prominent Washingtonisns
as an honorary committee of Bryn
Mawr Endowment for the District
OF Columbia. They are as follows:
de Cartier de Marchienne, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. Henry c. Corbin. Mrs.
8. Phillips, DIR. David jayne Hill, Mrs.
Swagar Sherley, Admiral Joseph
Strauss and Honorable Henry White.
Gen. John J. Pershing. the COM
mander -in-chief of the American Ex-
peditionary Forces. will be the guest
| of honor at reception to be rendered
by the Southern Society OF Washing
| ton in the two ball rooms OF the New
| willard Hotel on Friday evening,
March IL.
DR.. Clarence J. Owens. president Of
the society, is organizing the COM
mittees to make the reception the
most notable function In the history
| OF the organization.
A buffet supper will be served and
dancing engaged in.
The South takes n genuine pride In
the fact that General Pershing's
mother was a Tennessean.
Child welfare RunmaEe.
| Mrs. f. II. @. Slater has arranged
| the annual rummage sale for the ben
| eft of the Child Welfare Society, for
the first week in April. Mrs. Slater
! and her assistants are ready TO re-
| ceive the discarded articles at the
home Of Mrs. slater at 1919 Eight
| zenith street. This is one of the mos;
appt aling OF the Lenten charities ard
| includes not only the sale OF cast-off
] articles from people and houses, but
| many beautiful new, az well as sec
| ond hand garments which are d.
mated.
Mrs. c. Goodloe Edgar. of Detroit.
will come to Washington Next week
to spend March and April here.
Colonel Edgar will divide his time
| between Detroit and Washington.
Col. and Mrs. Edgar resided in Wash
ington during the period of the war.
and Mrs. Edgar. as Miss Mary Nc
| Comas. lived here before her mar
| riage.
Mrs. T. S. Lovette. of Texas, for
merly Miss Eva Whitford. OF this
city, and Miss Emma Messing, will
give the program on Friday evening
at the women's City Club. Mrs.
Lovette will sing two groups of songs
and Miss Messing will read Mister
Antonio" by Booth Harrington. The
club will have a bridge tea on Sat-
urday afternoon. Tables have been
reserved by Mrs. ]. l. Zappone, Mrs.
z. b. Oiney, Mrs. Harry Burch, Mrs.
yandegrift, Mrs. p. f. Dye. Mrs. Il. J.
Brennan. Mrs. George yesterday, and
Miss Ida Meyer.
| The women's City Club will give
q dance this evening at the club
which gives promise OF being love-
| ly function. Among those who
| Joined the club last week were: Mrs
r. N. Dorsey. Mrs. Mary II. Hoene,
Miss Gladys Marie Edwards, Mrs. w.
F. Sroufe, Mrs. Bertha Parker, Miss
Veronica J. Sauter. Miss Rush c.
Loveless, Mrs. N. c. Kendall. Mrs.
' Genevieve Arnold Brown, Miss Flea