The Washington herald., 1921-04-11

u: Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins.
president Federation of women's
Clubs: Mrs. George Manard Minor,
president general, National Society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution: Mrs. George Thacher
Gurnsey, past president general. Ma
tional Society d. A. r.; Mrs. Thre-
sea A. Williams, president Board OF
Trustees; Mrs. Theodore T. Moore.
Mrs. y. NJ Pollock. Mrs. J. w. Al
lison and Mrs. Francis A. St. Clair.
president Chaplin Union and State
regent Daughters of the American
Revolution: The presentations will
be made by Mrs. Helen Nelson
DOGGY. vice president of Lincoln
Park Citizens Association.
All women's club members of the
city and visiting Daughters of the
American Revolution are invited to
attend the twentieth anniversary
reception OF the w. c. T. U.
ner. Mrs. F. J. Rayner. and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur A. Alexander, OF
Washington. are at Atlantic City, at
the Hotel Traymore.
Thomas Mulvey, Of Ottawa. the
undersecretary of state for Can
ada. has taken a suite of rooms at
the Lafayette.
The Mount Pleasant woman's
Christian Temperance Union en-
tertainment committee gave an in
teresting social and literary pro-
gram at Mount Alto for the SOL
diers on the evening of April 4.
under the direction OF Mrs. Robert
E. Cook.
The entertainment was opened
with a musical trio by Mr.. BeaciIy.
Miss Helen Becker, and Miss Julia
Cook. A splendid piano solo was rem
dered by Miss Henrietta Handel.
who was the artist of the evening.
Mrs. Robert L. Cook. Miss Clarice
Livingston, and Mrs woodman
Gates gave interesting readings
that held the attention of the boys.
Miss Leila Emig was the vocal
soloist. accompanied by Miss Julia
Cook at the piano.
The members OF the Mount Pleas
ant W. C. T. U. dispensed the hos
pitality during the social hour and
half that followed the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lawrence,
| Of Boston, arrived Saturday at the
Shoreham. to spend several days In
Washington.
The local Purdue Alumni Asso-
citation is invited by Prof. and Mrs
William Stuart to gather at their
home. 212 Carroll street. Tskoma
| Park. Md, Thursday evening next
All Purdue people are invited to
bring their families or friends FOR
social evening.
Mrs. S. A. Gentry is chairman of
committee to arrange a series of
dances for Abraham Lincoln Coun-
ell A. A. r. I. R. the first of which
will be given April 81 at 1881 ]
street northwest. The followinr
members will assist: Misses Amelia
Rosser. Alma Stout. Helen Mullane
Mary Murphy. Jennie O'Neiil. Mar.
celia L'Estrange. Marie Feahey.
Della B. Barry, Mary V. Schade.
NJ. T. Hickey, Mary c. Ryan, c. Nj.
Kelly.\ Mary Morgan. Gertrude
MacGuire. Katherine Moriarity, B.
O'Shaughnessy. Helen Reilly. dar-
garet Thompson. Helen Doherty.
Mary wrenn, E. Blanche Creeron.
Mary Donlin, Mary Delehanty, Bess
Fitzpatrick. Nora NJ. Fitzgerald.
Catherine Lawler, Grace Lynch.
Anna Leary. Mrs. A. E. Murphy.
Mrs. william H. Claggett. Mrs
Annie Garrett. Mrs. Katherine
walthers. Mrs. Florence Morrill,.
Mrs. NJ, C. Whelan. Mrs. w. Hart
Mrs. ]. A. Batters;. Messrs James J.
Hayden, Alexander C. Young. John
lyman. Charles Connor, Frank Nc
Cam. John Mullen. Frank Lesry.
and Miss Costello. e.
MRS. FRED TO ENTERTAIN
sT0NEwALL JACKSON CHAPTER.
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter,
~. d. c., will be entertained by
the past president, Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Fred at its meeting this
evening at the Memorial Home.
After the regular business meeting,
which will be presided over by the
president, Mrs. Frank Morrison, a
delightful program will be given.
Old-fashioned Southern songs will
be rendered by the quartet compos-
ed of Miss Lillian .Chenoweth, Mrs.
Fanny Shreve Heartsill. Charles
Moore and Charles z. Myers; solos
by Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz and
NJ. p. Heartsill, while the accom-
panist will be Mrs. Bertram Trenis,
with a recitation by Miss Marie J.
Mcclure. Light refreshments will
be served late in the evening.
A grand concert will be given by
the Georgetown University Glee
and Mandolin Club at Gonzaga
Hall today under the auspices Of
the Central Citizens Association.
The list of patrons and patronesses
includes Judge Ashley N. Gould.
Cuno H. Rudolph. James F. Oyster.
Col. Chas. W. Kutz, Miss Mabel r.
Boardman. J. Thilman Hendrick.
Merritt o. Chance. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. J. Brodefick, Andrew Bets. WILL
lam Dehbaogh. James Doran. Rob-
ert a. Dore. p y. Duncan, n. J..