Evening star., 1920-03-14
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Mrs. Thomas Washington. Mrs Hamp-
son. Mrs. Frank Hight. Mrs. Theodore
Baldwin, Mrs Sherman Weeks and Mrs.
Strauss. wife Of Rear Admiral Strauss.
who is chairman Of the patroness COM
mittee and has charge Of the sale OF
boxes.
The hospitality committee Of the
Association for Washington of the
national clubhouse. 1907 H street
northwest. announces a reception to
Dr. Caroline F. E. Spurgeon, profess
sor or English literature in the uni
Federation of University Women OF
Great Britain. Wednesday. March II,
from to t. There will be an address
by DR.. Spurgeon at o'clock entitled
The Spirit of England" On the COM
mittee are: Mrs. Philip North Moore.
Mrs. Glen l.. Swiggett. Miss SlbyN
Baker. committee on public inter
ests; Mrs. \. S. Burleson, Mrs D. F.
Houston. Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
lin. Mrs. Julia c. I.athrop. Mrs. Ray
mond 3. Morgan. Mrs. Theodore Cole
DR.. Collier. president of George Wash-
ington University. and Mrs. Coiner
will receive DR.. Spurgeon at IL o ociocR
noon. Wednesday. when she Will speak
to the students and Mrs. A. S. Burie-
son will be hostess for this occasiOn'
Thursday morning at 10 O'CLOCK Dr.
Spurgeon will visit Trinity Coiiege'
upon invitation of the president, Sis
for the day will he Mrs. Herbert Z.
Hoover, who will also give luncheon
at the Shoreham Hotel at l O'CLOCK
with DR.. Spurgeon as guest OF nonor.
DR.. Spurgeon leaves for the sou'h
Thursday afternoon.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
iDoris Louise Rabbit and Mr.. Gerald
Bernell Werkert, both Of Washing ton.
lin New York on Friday. March b. Tne
ceremony took place in the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Transngura-
tion. the Rev. DR.: Houghton on'e''
ating.
Mrs. Walter E. Hutton is in charge
annual Dixie ball given by the ROD
ert E Lee Chapter Easter Monday
night of each year in the bathrooms OF
the New Willard. The boxes are not
sold for this ball. but reserved TOT the
patronesses. Mrs Forrest F. Vroo-
man is chairman Of the committee ar
ranging the ball. This is the seven
teenth Dixie ball to be given py tne
chapter. which was organized e,snt-
cen wears ago for charitable. educa-
tional and memorial purposes. Mrs'
Hutton is president of the chapter
The Indiana Society will give
Homecoming" congressional reception
lin the crystal room OF the new Eo-
bitt Tuesday evening. March 10, the
doors to open at 1880 o'clock. the vice
President and Mrs. Marshall have Deen
sent their annual invitation. but az tney
are to remain in Arizona until the
middle of next month. they will not
be able to attend. However. the IN
yitation has been extended to the SEN
and it is likely that many will be
nresent Miss Birds quartet OF so.
lo SITS will appear on the program ana
there will be dancing.
The benefit card party given by the
Hilary Herbert Chapter. U. D. e. VIII
he on March % at 2:so and $3.50 at
e4oo 18th street The patronesses ara
Mrs. f. D. White. Mrs. Bagley: Mrs.
Oscar Underwood. Mrs Charles
Howry. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs.
Lindsay Moorsheed. Mrs. Delos Hi1o. M,a.
, Mamie Randolph Heth. Mrs Robert
E. Lee. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. Mrs. Cole
and Mrs. Barnett.
| Mrs MargarettA Neale recently ieIt
washington and Joined her daugnter,
Miss Elizabeth Neale, at the Whlte
Sulphur Springs.
The March dance Of the Robert e.
Lee Chapter, U. D. c.. will be held az
the New willard Friday night, Marcn
i19. at Q o'clock. Mrs. Forrest r.
Il is arranging a musical program, which
will be rendered during intermission
only. Those on the gentlemens COM
mittee are: Mr.. George Rawiins, MT
ton. Mr.. William I. Denning. Mr.. J.
Roy Price. Mr.. Elgin Blalock. Mr..
Forrest F. vrooman. Mr.: F: r Fra
vel, Mr. S. H. Ford and Mr.. A. d. Dea-
son.
The benfit performances OF the san 7,
Carlos Opera Company. to be given IN
May by the board of lady managers
of the George Washington Unfver-
sity Hospital. already promises 10 oe
a brilliant affair. The boxes Will oe
occupied by prominent members OF
society. and the occasion 10 to be one
of particular interest.
A delightful evening was enjoyed
by Stonewall Jackson Chapter. United
Daughters of Confederacy, Monday
evening. March 9, at the Memorial
!president, presided.
After a most interesting talk by
Miss Arethusa Moses Of Sumter;
Is. c., chairman of the educational
lboard of the U. D. c.. and q select In
strumental musical number artistt-
cal1y rendered by Miss Dorothy King
Light refreshments were served. Tea
was poured by Mrs. Walter b. Dosh
and Mrs. Chester Smith, the hostesses
for the evening.
Miss Edith Strain and Miss Eliza
Vincent were hostesses Of the Glad
Five Hundred club at their home,
421 11th street northeast, Thursday
evening The first prize was won
by Miss Flora c. Schuldt and the
BOBBY by Miss Harriet Hudson. AFTER
cards the club was entertained with
vocal and instrumental solos by Miss
Emily Abel and Miss Edith strain
and refreshments served. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Clark. Mrs SwigEett,
Miss Emily Abel. Miss Gertrude Cum
neen. Miss Harriet Hudson. Miss Nola
Hudson, Miss Belle Keats. MISS
Ruth Lamison, Miss Marie Macbeth,
Miss Iva Menefee. Miss Amy Rauch
Miss GLADYS Rogenmoser. Miss Llliian
Ro1enmoser. Miss Flora c. Schuldt.
Miss Edith Strain. Miss Eliza Vincent
and Miss Mary Williams.
An after Easter event will be the
spring card party to be held at "aro-
man Park Hotel on Monday. April ~.
for the benefit of the Holy Fanny
Day Nursery. At meeting held for
the purpose of completing arrange
ments the following officers were
elected and committees formed: MIS-.
M, Brooks ReitZ, president; Mrs 8 A.