Evening star., 1921-01-20

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The Misses Sedgley will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Song and story Evening.
An evening of song and story will
be given in the ballroom at Wardman
$3.50. for the benefit of Serbian and
Polish children.
The Marchesa Virginia San Germano.
a finished musician. will give the songs
an irresistible humorous monologist and
| story teller. will give selections from
those especially written for her. Miss
| NJ. Katherine Floeckher. pianist from
! the Peabody Institute, will give some
piano solos II
Among the patrons will be: Nine.
Matthew. wife of the Chilean ambassa-
dor; Nine. PeZet. wife Of the ambassa-
wife of the ambassador of Russia: Mrs. ,
Edwin 7. Meredith. wife Of the Secre- |
tary of Agriculture; Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer. wife of the Attorney General:
the Serbs. Croats and slovenes; Nine.
Mark Peter, wife of the minister OF
Switzerland; Mrs. David Franklin Hous- |
! ton, wife of the Secretary of the Treas
ury: Lady Geddes. wife OF the British
Ambassador: Princess Lubomirska. wife
| of the Polish minister: Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins: Mrs. W. F. Andrews. Mr.. Will
liam Phelps Emo and Nine. Brambilla.
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At the benefit to be given by the
DANES of the Loyal Legion Wednesday,
January .26. at the knickerbocker Thea |
ter. there will be two performances, one
at O'Clock and one at pm, with
card party in the card room at 2:30.
The fund raised will be used to aid in
the education Of the mountain children
i through a scholarship in the Tamassee
School in South Carolina. and also in
aid of Americanization work among the
foreign born children in the District. of
Columbia. Mrs. John A. Logan, the
president; Mrs. Admiral Dewey. Mrs.
h0fan Mrs. Tsahs 3 Fs se1Sss GfSsss
Miss Selma .Burchardt. Miss NJ: S. :;
Clarke. Miss Sophia Casey, Mrs,
Samuel A.. Drury. Mrs. Paul Eaton.
Mrs. David A. Hall. Mrs. Leon Her
bert Mrs. William jacques. Miss Nina
Kate Dean owen. Mrs. Butler d; Price,
Miss Bessie .Sensuer, Mrs: William r,
Sanford. Miss S. +. Woodward: Mrs..
Mary Edwards and Miss Hortense L.
the entertainment. Mrs. Edwards has
| charge Of the card party, and tables
or individual tickets may be sechred
through Mrs. Mary Edwards. 2001.
18th street The children of our coun-
! try are in grave need of aid from
work of American citizenship.
.Patro1esses for the informal party TO
be given BY tfe. Kansas State Society
lat $50 O'Clock at the Hotel La FayeIte
ON Kansas day. January 20. include:
Mrs. Charles Curtis and Mrs. Arthur
Capper, wives ofasenators: Mrs. +. r.
Campbell. Mrs. .. r. anthony; A.I.,,o IN Mrs: ~
1 Strong, Mrs! Homer Hoch. Mrs. 3. n.
Tincher and Mrs. H. B. White, wives
! of representatives; Mrs. Charles =
1 Eobdell. wife of member Of farm loan
/ Cxxt4 ,Av-kc IN, fo nf
i tariff commissioner: Mrs. Victor Muir
dock. wife of federal. trade commis-
\ sioner: Mrs, D. Craig, Mrs. Ira II.
i Rice. Mrs.. William, G. Rivers. Mrs.. Ty-
James Mckee. Mrs. William c. Wood
| and Mrs. George Weyler. There will
be music and a buffet supper.
! est in the all-star benefit performance
to be held at the Shubert-Be1asco The
ater tomorrow afternoon for the starry
! ing children Of central and eastern Eu
rope. Judging from the advance sale
washington will'be present andimahy
are acting as hostesses to small par
| ties. Practically ait of the boxes have
been sold. The cast of artists Is the
| greatest that has been gathered to-
1 teered their services so. willingly that
F the affair promises to be one or the
theatrical events of the season. Every
fheater in town will be represented by
the features Of the entertainment'w win
be the box filled with orphans. who
are to be the guests Of Ed Wynn, The
comedian at the National Theater;
They will form a living symbol of the
millions of little children who are
fighting for their very lives and who
are looking to America to help them
in their struggle. -F-.-'. .-
On Friday afternoon at the Con-
igressional Club Mr.. Henry Oldys, one
iof the best authorities on ornithology
in this city. will lecture on Birds
and Bird Calls"
|. The Alabama Society ball and re-
Iception to be given at the Willard
Monday evening will be attended by
large number % OF tn pf1minent insIa .I;a native
Among ~the :boxholders are Senator
Helm. Representative and Mrs. Al
Imon, Representative and Mrs. Bank
head. Representative pa,ist and a,;s Mrs Nc,
Representative steagau. The sSonk
iof the Confederate. Veterans, the
lAlpha Sigma lambda Fraternity. the
Sigma NJ Fraternity and the Phi
Stigma Kappa Fraternity are among.
the organization having reserved
boxes in which they will entertain
their members from all sections Of
the country. Southern music and
decorations will prevail.
| Mrs. c.. Frederick Kohl who, was
the guest of her mother in Warren
tton, Va. has returned to Washington.
l ~ go f.S
I Mr.. Samuel Tyrrell of New York
and Washington has. sailed on the
S. s. Columbia to visit his brother in
Scotland. After "trip to England
| and the continent he will return in
the early spring. 80. ''sa'
> Mr.. J. b. Mason and his sister. Miss
c. F. Mason of the Castle. Tafrytown.
In. T. are staying for time at the
New willard.
Mr.. ]. w. Gamble. president of the
Chamber Of Commerce of Omaha. and
Mrs. Gamble, who have spent some
| time at the Hotel Washington, and
have been entertained by their wash
ington friends. will sail from New
York Saturday for South AmericS.4 for
two-month trip. ss. .,..e-. q
Judge, and Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin Of Chicago are spending the
season at WaFdman Park Hotel"
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/ The first = evening" reception OF. the
League OF American Penwomen last
night proved a brilliant success. not only
las to the program rendered by Miss Jane
Manner Of New York. who gave three