The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
SOCIETY
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4. for which Mrs. Henry Leonard is
patroness, and the Child welfare So
ciety sponsor. The patients in this
scene will be members of the United
States Marine Corps, playing the
part of British soldiers in the wards
Of a hospital o.
No. 5, Nursing as Miss Nightfn-
gale Found It, The Supremacy OF
Sairey Camp" Georgetown Hospi-
tai. with Mrs. Isaac Cans as patron
ess, will have in its personnel Mrs.
Martha S. Ransom as ''Sairey Camp
and Miss Joan Anderson. Miss Ev-
eIyn Burgess. Miss Mary Sullivan.
Miss Ella Ringgold. Miss Mary
Teachum. Mrs. c. r. wehr and Mrs.
James Hartnett as patients.
Miss Selma Borchardt is patron
ess of No. s tableau entitled "A
Revolution Accomplished" for
which Garfield Hospital is sponsor.
= High school girls will take the part
Of nurses in this scene.
The final tableau will show 100
nurses and pupils of training schools
in the District paying homage to
the founder of their profession. 1t
will be called The Vision Full
filled" Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest.
the dramatic director of Community
Service. will stage the tableaux.
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, chair
man of the committee on nursing
activities of the District of Column
bia Chapter. American Red Cross,
and Mrs. Whitman Cross, president
of the Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society. are acting as joint chair
men of the committee for the big
celebration. the former of whom
will preside at the event. 1t Is un-
der the auspices of these two or
ganizations. the Child Welfare So
ciety and the Ladies' Boards of the
City Hospital, that the affair will
be conducted.
other well known Washington
women on the committee are Miss
Elizabeth o. Adams. Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis and Mrs. William
Mrs. Clarence Perley, Columbia Hos
pital; Mrs. Reginald S. Huidekoper,
Children's Hospital; Mrs. A. p. Gard
ner. Garfield Hospital: Mrs. William
Cline Borden. George Washington
University; Mrs. Isaac Cans. George
town University Hospital. and Mrs.
Henry Leonard, Child Welfare So
cjety.
More than 1000 young women of
the District, who are interested in
the nursing profession, are expect
ed to attend while nurses from all
their organizations will also be
present in uniform and occupy the
front rows of the auditorium. The
doors will open at 7.15 p. m, and the
Marine band will play for half an
hour before the performance and
during the presentation of the
tableauX
Miss Beatrice NJ. Ward has just
returned from a months trip. as
representative of the National Park
Service. in connection with a specIaf
train run by the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle from New York to San Fran
cisco and return. which visited all
government industries en- route.
such as national parks. reclamation
works, national forests. etc.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliff and Mrs.
Harvey Irwin entertained at lunch
con at the Cosmos Club. on Monday,
seventeen SynodicaI and Presbyte-
rial officers. Table talks were given
by the hOstesses. and Mrs. T. X.
Noble, Mrs. W. l.. Darby, Mrs Nc
Evan, followed by open discussion.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will
be given public reception at the
WOmen's City Club on the occasion
Of her seventieth birthday, Thurs
day, May Is, from : to 10 p. m. The
reception is being given by the
Women's City Club. the College
Wnn1Rn'G CElnh
nj Of the Washington College of