The Washington herald., 1921-01-30
IONAL CLUB RECEPTIONS MARK HEIGHT OF SOCIAL SEASON

stsntIsI addition TO the fund raised
by District women for this memorial
was the result OF the afternoon en-
tertsinmest. under the Leadership Of
Mrs. Edmund ]. Brennan.
The committee in charge OF the
card party included Mrs. Peter A
DrurY Mrs. George Esstmant Mrs.
George Harris. Mrs. Muriel Lynch.
Mrs. Gurney r. Strong. Mrs. william
Fitch, Mrs. A. A. zspone.
Mrs. David r. KincheIoe, EHv.
several very charming selections
during the afternoon. Tea w.s
served in the big ball room OF The
headquarters at 4 o'clock.
Among the women present were.
Mrs. H. lockwood. Miss Sturgcs
Mrs. c T. Vogel. Louise N Hibbs
Mrs. Ida N. Galloway, Mrs. John p
Barton, Mrs. c. Il. Galiiher, Mrs. q
W. Harris. Mrs. Leonard r. Wallis
Mrs. Walker Weaver. Mrs. Redwood
Vandergrift, Mrs. Mary c. Beach
Mrs. Robert NJ Sutphen, Mrs = y
Townsend. Mrs. Carter Keen. Mr.,
William Smith. Mrs. George TAYLOR.
Mrs. =. W. BslloU, Mrs ?. 5. sim
Mrs. r. Eller, Mrs. c Chelton. Miss
Flora Heath, Mrs. Gurney 2. Strong
Promising to be not only tho
largest card party OF the winter
but one Of the leading social and
charity affairs Of the season. tho
bridge and 800" entertainment a.
WErdman Park Inn next Wednrs-
day afternoon, for the beneft of tho
Eastern Dispensary and Casualty
Hospital, Seventh and Massarhu-
setts avenue, northeast, is expected
to bring out more than q thousand
guests.
with Mrs Woodrow Wilson. LADY
Gedoes and Mrs. Marshall the wife
Of the Vice President. leading tho
long list Of patronesses. among
whom are some OF the best known
society women OF Washington. the
board OF lady managers are In b.
congratulated on their efforts 10 aid
this worthy institution. which ron
ders emergency treatment to rich
or poor in case Of accident NJ serr-
Gus sickness. Few people realize the
scope OF territory which their am.
balances serve; il being no unusual
occurrence for them to 70 into
,
automobile smash-ups or Other
causes and rush them to the rner
atinE room. The entire section ~
the city east OF Seventh street i.
in the care Of the hospital author
titles in case OF accident Msnv for
mer service men are patients. A.
the majority OF the cases are 'H0s.
that cannot pay. the proceeds from
fund that is absolutely necessary
to maintain this excellent serve
Among the additional patronesses
are Mrs George W Semmes. Mrs
Joseph J. Mundell Mrs. 4. \ Plan,
Mrs. Albion wilkins Tuck. and N-s
Frank BirthwriEht. In charge ~
the entire srsir is Mrs Darlo'
Webster Prentiss. 1913 VI stree,
northwest. and tickets can ho oh
tanned from her or any Other Nom
Der Of the board OF lady managers
Mrs. Annette Adams. Assiytar.
Attorney General OF the United
Sts-cs. will speak on some phases ur
her work in the Department Of Jus
tice at = meeting OF the Columbian
Women OF George Washington Uni
versity at ( o'clock TUesday after
I noon a. the Law school ltss X
street northwest. The host=sscs
will be Mrs. Robert W Bowel
Mrs. Edward b. Rosa. Mrs. Q W
Richardson and Mrs. L. b Town
send
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks cntrrtz.rc
at a beautifully appointed drnnCr
yesterday evening in honor Of Tho,
Argentine Ambassador and Muo
lie Breton. In the party wer, rr
and Mrs Preston Sstterwhite. or
New York. who are her guests. Jus
tice and Mrs. MahIon PitnCy. Nal
Gen. and Mrs w. A Holbrook. MAJ
and Mrs. Gist Blair. M. and Nrs
Warren Delsno Robbins. NJ and
Mrs. Irwin r LauEhun NJ and
Mrs Sumner Welles. Mr. ard Mrs
Frederick BuEher. Mrs Marshal
Field. Mrs Charles Br0uwoII Mrs
Lawrence Townsend. Miss karhC-
rine MsCksy. OF New York. Mis-
Lota Robinson. Miss Colby. Miss
Agnes Gill. OF Baltimore: Gen Fa,-
ton c March. Gov Albert c. Ei,ch's
Of Baltimore; Admiral Andrew T
Long. Franklin MarNcaEh Gel
John +. QUekemcyer. Count A.
Sails. Of the British Emhassy sraT
F. 4. Espil. Of the ArEenune Ew-
hassy stan. and Henry Ma Mr.
Brooks will be at home this Hrra--
noon