The Washington times., 1920-06-28
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.
IN CAPITAL SOCIETY.
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great success both socially and
financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Bullard, of
Bowling Green, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Katharine Frances Bullard. to John
Madison Mason, of this city. The
wedding will take place in midsum'
mer in Washington. Mrs. Billiard.
with her daughters, the Misses kath-
arine and Lena Bullard, are guests OF
her brother and sister, Robert w.
Richardson and Miss Lena Richard
son, at the Portner. until after the
wedding.
The members of the Washington
Readers Club will give an interest
ing program at the Arts club tomor'
row evening.
They will be assisted by Harry ].
Helman, assistant professor OF ora
tory at Syracuse University. and VIII
liam T. Pierson a composer.
The program is as follows: Knee
Deep in June. James Whitcomb Riley,
Mia Carlotta, T. A. DAILY. When Ma
Indy Sings, Paul Laurence Dunbar.
by Harry J. Helman: The Perfect Trib-
ute, Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews.
by Violet Warren Pierson: At Candle
Lightin' Time, Paul Laurence Dunbar.
The House with Nobody In 1t. Joyce
Kilmer, The Conqueror. Edmund
Vance Cooke, by Grace Ross Cham
berlin; Songs, My Garden, lyric by Fl.
J. Heltman, music by William T.
Pierson; The White Rose, lyric by
Jessie /. Pierson, music by William
T. Pierson: The Quarrel Scenes from
the school of Scandal, Richard Brins-
ley Sheridan, Lenora Marie De
Grange will play Lady TeaZle and
Harry j. Haltman will play Sir Peter
Teazle and Punch, Brothers, Punch,
Mark Twain, by Maurice II. Jarvis.
CALLS RED CROSS WORKERS.
In an effort to reorganize the Red
Cross women of Washington on
peace time basis. Mrs. Theodore w.
Richards, acting chairman of the Dis
trict Red Cross Chapter, has issued
a call to all former volunteer workers
to attend a meeting in the grill room
at Wardman Park Inn, tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. Auxiliaries
representing. more than 1000 mem
bers of the organization have signi-
fed their intention of resuming work
for the suffering babies of Europe.
DR.. Thomas e. Green, director of
the speakers bureau. national head
quarters, will be the guest of honor.
and will deliver the principal address
in which he will give a vivid word
.picture of the exact conditions among
the children abroad and the necessity
for keeping intact skeleton organiza-
tions among the chapter auxiliaries
for disaster preparedness as well as
for relief work. such as the Red
Cross women of America have now
been called upon to perform.
Among other speakers will be Mrs.
Richards, who will talk on disaster
relief; Mrs. A, o. Powell, director Of
womens work, on peace time produc-
tion; Mrs Ida M, Galloway. chairman
of the comforts section, on the needs
of the service patients in local hospi-
tails; Mrs. Clara v. Chappel on the
new volunteer aids; Mrs. Allyn X.
Capron. on Red Cross Kitchen No. 1,
and its wants: Mrs. Walter S. Unord.
on home service work, and Miss Inez
Cadet, on the teaching center.
Mrs. Richards stated yesterday that
contributions of outing flannel, mus
lin. wool. thread, needles, buttons,
safety pins, baby clothes, and findings
Of all colors is earnestly solicited, and
should be sent to the chapter house,
I6 jackson Place, or phone there,
Main 1910. and the chapter will send
for them. ...-,.. ....
The women have already started to
make babies layettes, Snd hundreds
will be completed as the chapters re-
sponse to the nationwide appeal that
has been made by the American Red
Cross to help the infants overseas
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Snyder an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Dorothea Sny-
der, to Maxwell M. Mincosky, OF this
city.
HEADS PARTY OF GIRLS.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. wife OF the
pastor Of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, will leave Washing
ton tomorrow with n party of twen-
ty young women, for Chambersburg.
Pa. where she will have charge OF
tho morning devotional services of
the summer school OF missions at Will
son College, Chambersburg. IL IL a
depomlnstional school Of missions
and the term will last ten days. Mrs.
Radcliffe has been there each session
for some years. After her return
here. she and Dr. Radcliffe will leave
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