The Washington times., 1920-11-28

ness and interest with which she han
dies her subjects.
Then followed Miss Nancy Gordon
Jones. who had chanced To drop in as
tho guest " one OF the members. As
. member of the entertainment bat
talon OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. she had
played in several OF Mr.. MesTues
plays in France tor the amusement
Of the men In the environments, ana
ahc told something OF her experiences
as an scttess--in the rough. In re-
Iating her story she ceased 10 talk
and began 10 act, with such skin
aud wit that she won all hearts and
brought forth round after round Of
applause again q "pinch-hitter
colring 10 bat with a home run.
By this time Mr.. Megrue had ar
rived. with his droll humor, and the
Penwomen laughed on. So the after
ne IN Was quite as gay as IL was un-
usual. Mrs. Theodore Tiller, chair
msu Of the social committee, was
hostess for the occasion.
WHAT. no;
FOR THE NuLEIIDE PErE.
Much OF the interest OF Washing
ton society will be centered lhis week
in the Yulctide fete to be- gi@cl Ind-r
the auspic-s of Eeighborho"d House
on ~ ednesday and Thur5da| after
noon and evening, at the Willard.
Those who are not lending their
talent and time to the varied per
forma ance or TO the many attractions
In the way of sales exhibitors. tea
fooms and the like viii do their bit
In buying the pretty and tempting
things which will be offered at the
various booths. and the ball both
evenings will attract. OF course. a
large portion Of society. Tine dance,
th' second evening, will be a fancy
dress carnival.
There will be booth for each
month In the year. at which will DE
| sold something appropriate to that
| month.
The January booth will be dubbed
"Sno and VIII have a group al
! attractive women selling ice cream
and cake. Mrs. Boyd is chairman and
will be assisted by Miss Helen Scud-
der. Miss Msgrldcr. Miss Mary 4.
Saks, Mrs. Meies. and Mrs. Graham
| Powell.
| February rates the valentine
Booth" in charge OF the Child Wei
fare Association. Miss Mary Gwynn.
who IL president. is chairman OF the
committee and will have helping her
Mrs. David Franklin Houston. Mrs. l..
II. q. Slater Mrs. Frederic Atherton,
Mrs. Frederick IL. Brooke. Mrs,
| Charles Woodruff Mrs. II. &. Perkins.
Mrs. Henry Leonard Mrs. Elliot
| Goodwin, Mrs Charles Sheldon.
! MarCh--spring housecleaning will
bc represented BY the Neighborhood
Housekeeping booth. al which use
ful little Christmas gifts will be- on
salc. Miss sophia Seibert is chairman
of the committee in charge, which in
cludes Mrs. Charles }. Bell. Miss Vim
ton. Mrs. j. Lee PHILIPPE. Mrs. Ar
thur Bullard. Mrs. Hight, Mrs. Jaryis
Mrs. Clara y. Neigh. Mrs. Cuuo Ru
dolph, Mrs. Ward Brown. and Mrs
Wilbur J. Carr
There will be surprises for every.
one q, the April Fool Booth" and
those in charge or that are Mrs
Claude p. Mayo. chairman: Nine
| Peter Mrs. Andre Brewster Mrs
! sumner Wells. Mr.. II. n. Rousseau
MARY, Mary. Quite Contrary $
Garden" viii appropriately be tho
booth for MAY and will have Mrs
Charles II. Patterson in charge Her
Pretty Maids All in a Row" will in
Iclude Nine. Hubrccht. Mrs. Philip
Kaufman. Misses Kate and Frances
Colby. Christina Sedgwick. Carolyn
Nash. Ruth Hitchcock, Janet Heron,
and Rosalnd Wright.
Tho Magic Flower Garden" Will
typify the month of June and THE
Old Oaken Bucket" viii be under The
auspices OF the Working BOYS Home
, Here the guests can be served TO coo
drinks and supply themselves witt
! flowers
The ladies in charge OF moth these
booths will be Mrs. Randall Hagn"r
chairman: Mrs. N'alter Tuckerman
Mrs harold Walker, Mrs. Frederick
Atherton. Mrs. \. Y. =. Ga3net;. Mrs
Charles NJ. Foulke. Mrs. II. T.. Fair.
banks, Mrs. Victor Cushman. Mr.. EoD
crt Roosevelt Miss Fanny childs, Mrs
/ Richard Harlow. Mrs. Charles n
johnson, and Miss Julia Whiting.
Mrs borden Hartman will be chair
man Of the committee for The County
Fair" which will represent August
and she will be assisted by Mrs. Rob
ert Lester Craigie, Mrs. Grafton Minot
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