The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
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Mrs.. John Rogers win. n usual. this
7tins preside at ths tea table. Al
ways In past years her deliciousiy
hot tea. buftered toast and CAKES
have been q very popular attraction
iof the sale.
81 MS. Brooke viii have charge of
one of the tables. just which one she
oDes not as yet know Assisting
Mss Gvynn at the table viii be also
Mrs Henry Cleveland Fprkins. MIS-
Henry Leonard. Mrs. Charles Wood
hall., Mrs. walter Tuckerman. Mrs
y LAndsdaie, Mrs. James MiuheIl, Mrs
Frank West. Mrs. Horace Westcott,
Mrs John Allen Doughety. MIS-
Frederick Atherton. Mrs Victor
Cushman and Miss Lydia Loring.
Mrs Slater. assisted by Madame de
Sebour. will be in charge of the
gowns and millinery display. always
"a popular feature Of the sale Last
ayear I remember this particular at
safrsction was unusually well attend
fnea. There were gowns there that
10 had been worn I'm court presenta-
tic rs overseas, fssled g5ngham wrap
pers and ta-nishcd party frocks
that had lived through a too strenu-
zo9s season
- washington society ia interested
otB hearing of tho presentation at
l5the Court of ST James of Miss Mar
,saret Flint. niece Of Cod. and Mrs.
stepfen l. n. SlocIrm with whom
zhe spent some time last November
at The Greenbrier. White sulphur
-sprfngs. upon the occasion Of the
visit there of the Prince of Wales
ssslse danced several times with the
kI{1Ree. who was absent in Australia
at the tiIae OF her presentation in
5une. Col. S!ocum was military at
tache II lie American Eolbassy in
London for several years. Miss
Flint was also a belle last season
af Palm Beach where she created
farOre in the Tabteaux Vfvants at
Joseph R!ter's home for the benefit
Of LADY Thompson's British war
charity She visited in Washington
last spring.
MINNEAPOLIS VISITORS
At GREENBRIEn-
Mr.. and Mrs, George q. Van Dusen
OF Minneapolis who have lived In
Washington since Mr.. Van Duseu
went there to do war work. are at
ireenbrier for a short visit and are
: among the best swimmers seen
-here in the pool, doing many fancy
Strokes and high diving.
Z W Mccullough of Washington
arrived AT The Greenbrier on Tues
1ay and will enter the handicap
<olf tournament OF the Stoker's
Manufacturers Association being
acid there this week.
- Lord Astor Of Hever Castle and
his uncle. Lawrence T. Paul OF
Philadelphia are spending three
weeks at The Greenbrier. where
lord Astor is taking the cure and
secUperating from the long strain
ander which he worked during and
after the war.
ur. ane Mrs. william r. Law
renee OF Baltimore who are at The
3reenbrier for a short visit enter
aimed at luncheon at the Casino on
Monday. Charles u. Schvab. who
7pent several days there. gave a
luncheon at Elmhurst Farm for Mrs.
- II. Mcdowell of Chicago. whose
husband was one of washington's
-ioIiar-a-year men and who resided
here during a part OF the war and
vas also in Paris when the Peace
Commission met there Another
.uest was Ssrs. Lathrop Randolph
II New York who frequently visits
Ter sister, Mrs. L. o. Cameron OF
Washington here
The box holders for the perform
-tnce of Aida to be given by the
washington Opera Company on De-
-ember 10 are: Mrs. James Carroll
frazer. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Drury'
-,Irs. Gibson Fahnestock. Whiam
='helps Emo, Mr.. and Mrs. George
<sTresta. Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
3rarye. Mrs Stephen b Elkins, Mr..
md Mrs. Isaac T. Mann. Miss
tmaryllis GilIett. Miss Mabel Board
nan, Mrs Marshall Field, Mr.. and
=ars. Wilbur John Carr, Capt and
yfrs- C C. Calhoun and Senator
lanes Duvall Phelsn. That list tells
he story-it is bound to be a bril-
liant social success as well as a
musical triumph
Although the fete to be given at
I--.he New willard on Wednesday and
Fhursday, December 1 and 2. Is
-:alled q Yuletide fete. all the
months OF the year will be repre-
5ented- January will be In charge
II Mrs Sylvanus Stokes, with her
attractive snow maidens Of the orig
nal winter group of the Carnival
,f the Seasons. given last year for
seighborhood House. February will
oe q delightful Valentine booth.
With books, cards and valentines
md other seasonable gifts. under
he ladies of the board OF the Child
welfare Association. March Is the
-gefghborhood housekeeping booth
with every sort of household and
personal article that may be pur.
chased as Christmas presents. 1t l:
hoped that every one will do their
christmas shopping here.
eLORAL GARDEN
BoYy FEATURE
This booth Is under the efficient
management Of Miss Sophie Siebert
president of the Board of Neighbor-
-aoea House, under whose auspice:
me whole fete is given. Other at
fractions are a magic flower garden
run by the Working Boys Home: Z
SelighttuI tea room, presided ovel
-sy the Visiting Nurses Association
A continuous vaudeville with Robert
Sell as chairman: a package party
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary's Gar
len" for the children; a playlet By
=sirl Scouts; Christmas trees lader
With gifts; a country fair with al
rs attractions; fortune telling; In
Ian Baker and Harlan Randall
-stars of the National Opera Asso
-siation, and two balls, one on Wed.
sesday and one on Thursday night
drs. Walter Tuckerman is chairman
Il the fete.
The League of American Pen
women held one of the distinctly,