The Washington herald., 1920-03-23
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Ruth Larner, who will attend Miss
Carpenter as maid of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Hamlln
pnd Miss Anna Hanilin will be In.
formally at home Easter Sunday.
April 4, In honor OF the combined
g1ee ana musical clubs Of Yale Uni
versity. which will give a concert
in the ballroom OF the willard
the evening of April Q. This will
be the first visit the Yale club has
paid to this city for some time.
for during the war their activities
were at a standstill. Following the
performances Mr.. ana Mrs. William
will entertain the members OF the
clubs and a few additional guests
at an Informal dance at their Mas
sachusetts avenue home.
Miss Elisabeth Hervey Young will
come to Washington tomorrow
from Northampton. Mass. where she
Is attending Smith College. to spend
the Easter vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hervey
Young.
Mrs. Charles Macveagh, who II
spending the season at the Shore
ham. has as her guest Miss Harriet
Sears Amory. of Boston.
Invitations were issued yesterday
by the. ladies of the comforts sec
tion OF the District Red Cross Chap
ter for the bazaar and exhibition
Of articles made by sick and wound
ed soldiers. sailors and Marines at
Walter Reed. st. Elizabeth's and the
Public Health Service hospitals in
the chapter house, l6 Jackson place,
Friday and Saturday afternoon and
evening.
The AFFAIR promises to eclipse all
other displays Of its kind and the
various products OF the handlcraft
of these former service patients Will
be offered for sale. One-half of the
money thus secured will go to the
maker and the other half to the
occupational therapy department Of
the institution to purchase more
material to continue the work, which
means SO much to the contentment
of mind of the boys. 2
Basketry. bead and neediework
OF all descriptions, leather articles,
clay models, toys. tapestries. rugs,
mats and water colors will be .sho W n
in variety Of designs and colors and
will represent in many instances the
work of months on the part OF some
sick or wounded Yank. A number
OF the exhibits of needlework will
be made by the women at ST. Eliza
beth's.
Society took SO readily to the re-
cent bazaar held at Walter Reed
that there is every reason to be-
lieve that II will attend the forth
coming one at the District Chapter
because Of the larger display.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Galloway chairman Of
the comforts section. will be in
charge and will be assisted by Mrs.
Archibald o: Powell Mrs. E. A. Rob-
erts, Mrs. Mabel Tess, Mrs. Orlena
B. Hitler Mrs. Mary Handy. Mrs.
Louise Hibbs. Mrs. Martha r. Bur-
ton, Mrs. Anna weimar. Mrs. Mary
Van Ness Fauth, Mrs. Mary Wilson,
Mrs. Martha Spencer Mrs. Mary Lix
and Mrs. Brandt. Reconstruction
patients from Walter Reed and the
Public Health Service Hospital at
Mt. Alte will also be present to show
their work, practically every part
Of which will have an interesting
history attached to IL or its maker.
PATRONEssEs FOR
AUTHORS CARNIVAL.
Among the patronesses for the
Authors Carnival and Ball. given
by the League OF American Pen
women at the home of Mrs. Fran
coils Berger Moran. at 2315 Massa-
chusetts avenue. on April II. are
Mrs. James Carol Fraser. Mrs.
Henry Dimock. Mrs. Walter Tucker
man and Mrs. John Allan Dugherty.
Miss Frances Hampson heads the
young ladies' committee, assisted by
Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
Among the men who compose the
floor committee are Captain EN-
manuel Lombard, assistant military
attache of the French Embassy;
Mr.. Horace Westcott, Commodore
Theodore Jewel. Mr.. John Kirby
and Col. William Eric Foweler.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson. president of
the League Of American Penwomen.
a National organization. with head
quarters in Washington. is director
and general manager OF the benefit,
which Is to raise a fund to aid the
young worker in the field of art,
music and letters to find a place
professionally. The war brought
many thousand ambitious young
workers to Washington, who did
their part to win the war. Many Of
the young women wish to remain in
the Capital, but have found no liter
AIRY center or aid given them in
their efforts to establish themselves.
Washington's own local talent, also,
has had little assistance. 1t is the
purpose of the Penwomen to fur
ther their work in aiding these be-
ginners by this benefit.
Mrs. William Atherton Du Poy is
chairman of the Executive Commit
tee in charge of arrangements for
the benefit. All inquiries in regard
to exhibits by artists, writer's and
musicians should be made to her.
at the League headquarters, 1929
III street northwest. The committee
assisting Mrs. Du Puy is composed
OF the following: Mrs. Florence
Jackson Stoddard, Miss Marie C.
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