The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
CROWD SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK(
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

The committees on ARRANGEMENTS:
Miss Margaret steagall. Miss Lucia
Maxwell, Miss Augusta Martin, Miss
Sadie Holmes. Miss Louise Bank
head. Miss Maebelle steasall. Miss
~Orrie Chisholm. Miss Mary Z. CHS
holm. Miss Ethel SteagalL Miss Au-
gusta Martin. Miss Lucy walker.
Miss Marguerite. Fisher. Miss Myra
Steagall. Miss Belle Fisher. Miss
Conway and Miss Louise varnum.
Maj. T. V. walker, president OF
the Alabama Society, will be mas
ter Of ceremonies.
Mrs. william +. Dennis. Mrs A.
Waller. Mrs. Harry B. Gauss. Mrs.
George d. Horning. Mrs. Walter e.
!. Hutton, Mrs. David Thompson. Mrs.
A. H. Mitchell, Mrs. ]. F. Little. Mrs.
Gussavus werbsr, Mrs. Clarence Lee.
Mrs J. Harwood Graves. Miss Jes-
sica Smith, Miss Margaret Daniel
] and Mrs. William L. Dunlop are
among the additional hostesses who
have reserved tables for the card
<-party to be given tomorrow after
: noon at wardmAn Park Inn by
1(xie Chapter, United Daughters Of
tide Confederacy. Playing will be-
gin at 9 o'clock, and dainty prize
. has been selected for each table. The
devoted to the emergency relief
fund of the chapter.
There will be nothing for sale and
no solicitation of any kind at the
tea to be given Saturday. May z,
:. from to s, over at the Episcopal
J Home for Children. head of Talbert
street, Anacostia, D. C., where the
home is located. The board of lady
managers are merely asking the
friends Of the home and those in
terested in child welfare to come
over and have a cup of tea with
them and see the home and the
children and get an idea of what is
being done over there. They will
have an automobile at Talbert street
and Nichols avenue to meet any
guests who come by street cars. And
they hope for very large party.
The benefit performance for the
Georgetown University Hospital at
: Polls tomorrow night promises to
fbe a splendid success, and the ladies
of the hospital board. under whose
/, auspices II will be given. are highly
gratified over the prospects.
Because Of the cancellation of
the performance will be Sir James
II. Barrie's charming musical COM
edy. Phoebe Of Quality Street"
with the noted Irish tenor, Shaun
GIenyille. and London's popular
primS donna, Dorothy Ward. in the
leading roles.
The box holders are Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
A. Drury. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Gown,
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Hopfenmaier,
Miss Jane Riggs and Col. and Mrs.
Robert N. Thompson.
number of theater parties are
also scheduled for the evening.
among them those of Mrs. Thomas
Walsh. Mrs. Milton E. Allies, Mrs.
Henry Cover and Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins-
The young ladies who will act as
flower girls are the Misses Martha
Boyle. Daviette NickIen. Ruth Stiles,
Betsy Haynes, Elma Donovan.
Evelyn Magruder. Virginia Here
ford. Margaret Callahan and Dor
othy Callahan.
The garden party planned by the
George Baldwin Mccoy Unit of the
American woman's Legion, to be
= given at Mount Alto Hospital on
Wednesday. May 4. from 3 to s,
promises to be a great success. Mrs.
Mccoy. president of the unit: Mrs.
James Wadsworth, jr., president of
the American woman's Legion;
Mrs. Cummins. wife of the Surgeon
General. and Mrs Christian. wife of
the medical officer in charge, will be
in the receiving line. There will
also be a reception committee of
about thirty members of the unit.
BY courtesy of the commandant
OF the navy yard. the Navy Band
will play during the afternoon. Re-
freshments will be served. Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend will pour cof-
fee, and Mrs Walcutt and Mrs.
Easby-Smith will serve punch
The object of the entertainment
is to encourage the disabled men to
take advantage of the great healing
medium of the occupational therapy
department. tnaugurated some time
ago by the public health, and while
the unit takes this occasion to en-
tertain the friends of the disabled
soldier. the articles made by the
men at Mount Alto. Providence. Cas-
ualty and Garfield hospitals will be
on exhibition and sale.
Inc pdlEOheSSeS lot the party are
Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes, Madame de
Riano, Madame LIE Breton, Madame
de Matthew, Lady Geddes. Mrs John
W. Weeks. Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
Madame Grouitch, Madame Peter,
L Princess Lubomirska, Princess BIZ
~Desco, Mrs. Selden p. Spencer. Mrs.
James w. wadsworth, jr.. Mrs. Peter
Gerry. Mrs. Joseph Frelinghuysen,
Madame Collardet, Mrs. Bridges,
Mrs R. l. Craigie. Mrs. H. G. Chill
ton, Madame Celesia, Mrs. S. b. Elk
ins. Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Miss
Natalie Hammond. Mrs. Charles E.
Sawyer. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
Mrs. Franklin Townsend, Mrs. Wade
Ellis, Mrs. II. w. Bliss, Mrs. Il. NJ
Thompson, Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs
Chandler Anderson. Mrs. Thomas f.
Walsh, Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs
Charles McCawley. Mrs. John Allan
Daugherty. Mrs Slater, Miss Mary
Gwynn, Mrs. Cromwell Brooks, Mrs.
Truxton Beale, Mrs. Stephen Slo-
cum. Mrs. Herbert Slocum, Mrs.
Sherman Miles. Mrs. Charles Brom-
WELL Mrs. Theodore Boynton, Mrs.
welles. Mrs. W. D. ROBBINS MIS-
4. c. Eustis. Mrs. F. T. A, JunEin
Mrs. A. c. Miller. Mrs. Rogers and
Miss Lee.
Gen. Pershing. Admiral Coontz
and Gen. Lejeune have expressed
their interest in the affair and ex-
pect to be present II their officiaI
duties are not too pressing.
AT the Nav Fete and cvnLh