The Washington herald., 1921-04-10
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

y Mrs. Frederick Upham Golf, who
coming from Chicago for the book
air. Then the hit-making little
Elyia Blank, of New York. will be
Fought to Washington by her pa
ents on the morning of the if-
kenth to play for the Pen Women
nd their guests that afternoon
little s-year-old wonder pianist.
b that afternoon the play, Fps
|hd Q's," by Mrs. Annie Nathan |
feyer. will be presented by Mrs. |
|. c. Calhoun, president Of the !
rama League, assisted by Mrs.
|ertha Taylor Voorhorst, the cast |
king made up Of Mrs. Voorhorst, |
tiss Daviette Ficklen. Mr.. r. Trus- |
|eine and Mr.. II. B. Montgomery.
On the evening of the 18th the
knique ball of the season will be
fven at the willard Hotel, the
hnual Authors Costume Carnival
hll, with Meyer Davis orchestra
kgaged to play from 10 until 2. II
expected that this will surpass
hything ever given by the League
American Pen Women. Tickets
r which may be secured at the
ubhouse, 1722 H street northwest,
at the Willard Hotel The chair
anship of the young ladies' COM
ittee has been placed in the hands
Miss Anne Gordon. which means
uch. and that committee will nee
sarily be lovely to correspond
ith the original attraction in the
ems floor committee, of which Mr..
Fanklin Roosevelt is chairman.
bd which will be composed of
renty OF the Chemical Warfare
ncers. who will come as the guests
| Gen. and Mrs. Amos A. Fries;
enty of the society men OF WASH
gton as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
arr Anderson. twenty oficers OF
be American Legion as guests of
en. and Mrs. Drain. twenty naval
hcers as guests OF Col. and Mrs.
eorge c. Thorpe.
The booths are to form the at
faction around which all interest
Enters at the book fair. Cali
rnia. which State has the distine-
on Of having more auxiliaries of
be league than any other State. is
nding poppies by airplane to be
ped as decorations for the Cali
Prnia booth: New York. which has
20 auxiliaries, but more members
han any other State. will combine
be New York City auxiliary and
be Western New York auxiliary
to one grand. display of talents
mong the much-loved writer's
pming from that State will be
iss Nina Wilcox Putnam, Mrs.
nna Katharine Greene. Mrs. Frank
bbott (Jane Abbott), Mrs. Ernest
thompson Seton.
+ = +
The Illinois state booth will be in
barge of Mrs. Martha p. Ridge,
Rgo auxiliary just formed, who has
ZEN greatly assisted by the presi-
|ent Of the Illinois State Society
|ere, Mr.. Herbert Rutledge, South
(akota will be in charge of Mrs.
fargaret Dickson. delegate from
pat State, and Mrs. Gertrude Bon
in. thoroughbred Sioux Indian. a
|riter of national interest az this
me Pennsylvania will be in charge
4 Representative an Mrs clyde
felly. Kansas by Representative
nd Mrs. Homer Hoch: Ohio by Rep
|esentative and Mrs. James T. Besg:
Wisconsin through an exhibit of
finnie Ream's work. one OF the
Eagua's most distinguished MEM
|ers. the sculpture having been lent
pr tine occasion by Gen. and Mrs
kichard l. HoNis. from their own
ollection- Florida will be repre-
ented by Mrs Eunice Martin. OF
|Iiami; Nevada by Mrs. Isabel Gates;
louisiana by Miss Fannie Wolfson
nd Mrs Marie Bankston, Of New
orleans; Maryland by Mrs. Florence
Pzrtello Stuart and the whole Ral-
imore auxiliary.
\ special magazine booth has
been arranged. the leading periodi-
tals sending their editors to repre-
BENT them and representatives to
write the occasion for them. The
Bookman has asked for a special
story through its representative.
Mrs ElinOr Wylie: Il NJ Goode
will represent Hearst's; Mrs. Ida
Clyde Clarke, Pictorial Review;
Mrs William Brown MeIoney. the
DelineatOr: Good Housekeeping,
Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes; the Cen
Jury. Lyman Sturgis; the Brooklyn
Eagle. Mrs Elizabeth BaIlou.
Mrs. Helen s. wright's much
.aIked-of doll exhibit will be shown
rom her private selection. repre-
historic dress. there being
sundreds Of them. a Madame Cur
lie booth will be presided over by
Mrs Josephine Rich. Mrs. Vernon
Kellogg having furnished much of
he exhibit A booth of original
costume sketches. showing the So
,iety folk OF Washington in cos
umes. as they will appear on night
4 the 18th at the authors costume
all is an interesting feature,
Iketched and presented by Miss Ell
lore De Witt Eby, of the Star STAFF
Mss Loretta Lowenstein, we'll
Known illustrator. will sketch
whatever the visitor suggests while
1e waits and watches. Madame
Libra. Of New York, will have a
psychic booth; Mrs. Harriet Gum
Soberson. a character analysis
,ooth.
The whole scheme of the State
Program is being carried into effect
~ Mrs Susie Root Rhodes, super-
7fsor Of Fairgrounds and former
PRESIDENT Of the League of Ameri-
an Pen Women. who is transform
ng the ballroom OF the Willard
Hotel into a colossal map of the
United States.
Mrs David Meade Lea, president
4 the board of lady managers,
rin head the receiving line, ana
Arthur Bradley Campbell, chairman
II the floor committee. will make
he presentation at the "snrfn 1tiyna
light
Assisting Mr.. Campbell on that