The Washington herald., 1921-04-24
D. A. R. ARE WELCOMED, AS GUESTS OF THE

takes deep interest. having made
large collection of specimens. Her
lecture will be illustrated by. her
exhibits. Mrs. Bethel IL q member
OF the Pen women's League. having
published books on parliamentary
law and ciyfcs. She was. the, par
iiamentarian for the. biennial con-
vention OF the National Association
Of Collegiate Aluinnae held in
Washington the last week OF March.
= Benjamin Klawans OF 7fs Eighth
street northeast. will leave wash
ington on May 9 for New York TO
visit his children. after which he
will sail on May IL to Johannesburg,
South Africa. to visit his brother
and sister, whom he has not seen
for three years. Mr., Klawans
.eapects to be absent a,year. s.
The WV: Club held an Informal
dance at the Potomac. Boat Club
Friday night, Aprfi Is. with many
guests present. As feature of the
evening James Muitoe gave = an
exhibition dance. Miss Louise Mer-
chant. in charge Of the affair, pre-
scented each girl with a little kewpie
doll dressed to symbolize the ". ".
". Club in color and name. As
surprise. at a certain time during
the evening balloons of every shape
and color were thrown from the bal
.cony, also some unique confetti.
The guests included Misses NJ. Su-
zanne Merchant. president OF the
club; Amalia Erbach, Nan Priest.
Josephine Gleason, Frances M.
Bronson. Viola Oliver Josephine
NJ L.
president Of the club; Louise Mer-
chant. Ann Dsvidge, Mrs. Esther
Rodier Harrington, Eva Spring
mann. Mary Hazen. Margaret Buck
ley Ruth Voice. Mrs. Sidney Well
born. Peggy Toole, Gwendolyn Mer-
riIl. Mildred Liebermann. Louise
Rodier.~ Mary Macdonald. Olga
Archer. Estelle oliver, Charlotte
Bayly, Evelyn B Healy, Loretta
Connally, Lydia Moore, Helen Lup-
ton, Louise Upshaw, Martha e.
Schultz, Mary Conrad. Grace KEEL
logg, Edna Ramaccotti and Katha-
rine Sullivan, and F. H. Hursch.
John Henry Schul, Percy w. Me
pold, Sidney wellborn, Edward
Leisure. SR. H. Pritchard, william
Belt. s.. T. Chamblin Charles j.
Paine, Harold A. Whittle. Frank W.
Haneke, Jack A. Mcwilliams, Ralph
8. Nagle, Jimmie Mulroe, Orlando II.
Smith, jr.. Roy v. Wolfe. Mack Ken
nedy. John Paul Jones, Leonard r.
Fairsll. B. n. Austin. J. G. McSulty.
Thomas N. Tappy. John I. German,
Owen Black. Malcolm G. Douglas,
Sylvester Richter. c. Melville Walk
er. Francis s. Watt. Ralph Nuber,
Bill Saye. Robert Benner. Joe Crow
ley and Edward Thomas Harring-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bret Bronson
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Wilcox were
invited as honored guests Of the
club.
The Anthony League met on
Wednesday afternoon from to
p. m. at 20o7 Columbia road. Miss
Minnie Evans Keyes. international
secretary o. Z. s., was guest OF
honor and speaker. Miss Lille NJ.
Wilmer sang a group OF songs. The
hostesses were Miss Jean Sehon and
Miss Marie Louise Montague.
On next Wednesday afternoon the
guest of honor and speaker will be
Mrs. c. L woodley. Mrs. w. E.
Chamberlain will give Joyce Kill
mer's poems and other selections.
The hostess will be Mrs. Henry c.
Stewart. The. National Biblical
Museum at. 2oo7 Columbia road is
open every day from 10 a. m. to 5
p. m. Sundays, 3 to 6 p. m.
The interest already manifested
by social and official Washington in
the May Ball to be given by the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No. 90.
L. D. C., at Had1eigh Hall, May 4.
assures the success which always
attends its efforts. A partial list OF
the floor committee being George
Ravlins. Senator Morris Shepherd.
Senator Cloyde Dyers. Representa-
tive Henry Steagall, Representative
Stanislaus Lazaro, Representative
Patrick Kelley. Representative B.
G. Humphreys. Maj. James F. John
son. Capt. Warren Reese. Patrick
Henry Delsplane. Lieut.. Benjamin
Soule Gantz. U. s. N. Mai. T. Vivion
Walker, J. A. Emmart. Frank Nor
rison. Albion wilkins Tuck. Sam
Galloway. Eugene Shepherd Cox.
Carol Mcclure. Frank Gauss. Eu-
gene F. Hartley. Roy Price. Frank
Conway, Charles z. Tribbey. Clin-
ton Tribbey. Elgin Blalock. c. S.
Boren, Franklin Barr, Edwin E. Dut-
ton and Walter Dosh.