The Washington times., 1921-01-27

ALBERT King. Mrs. Bates warren
Mrs. j. w. Pitcher. Mrs. Daniel b.
Casley. Mrs. j. b. Withers. Mrs.
William M. Wallace. Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran. Mrs. Edward Banks
Gibson. Mrs. Robert stratton bos-
| well, Mrs. John @. Baxter Hill. and
Mrs. Albion wilkins Tuck. Mrs..
Tuck Is chairman Of the pstronesses-
Miss Marie j. MCGUIRE. chsirman
OF the floor committee, announces
as members OF the mems committee;
Edward Il. Britton. chsirmsni Col.
4. NJ Donaldson, vice chairman, as
sisted by Senator John Sharp Wit
liams. Senator Morris Sheppard.
Frank Morrison, Senator Thomas j.
Heflin, b. o. Everett, Congressman
David III. Kincheloe. Congressman
Charles Steadman, Col Clinord
Early, Commander fitzpatrick, Cap
tain Jenkins, u. s. NJ. aide to Gen.
Le Jeune. Lieut.. Benjamin soule
Gantz. Capt. Don II. Foster. Comdr.
Edward Banks Gibson. Louis
Chirion. secretary TO Venezuelan
legation; otney william stratton.
Evans. II. Psgo Irving. Simon
Michelet. Carroll J. Mcclure, John
Willoughby, Col. Joseph Whelan.
Ernest l.. May Wallace Grsyson
Orme, j. Leo Kolb. Albion Wilkens
Tuck. Charles II. Tribby, Charles
Woods Taylor, Franklin Barr. DR..
| w. l.. Hagan, J. A. Emmart. and
Clarence w. Clever.
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The regular weekly luncheon OF
the Washington Alumni OF Western
Maryland College will not be post
poned, although the annual banquet
hA LaIl datn
morrow, Friday Janary 2s.
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with Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Lady
Geddes, Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall and
Mrs. Newton ID. Baker heading the
long list OF patronesses the card
party to be given at Wardman Park
Inn for the benefit of Casualty Hos
pital, on the afternoon of February
promises to be one of the success
full entertainments OF the winter. In
| addition to the patronesses previous
ly announced, the following have con-
sented to serve: Mrs. John Hays Ham,
mond. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. Mrs.
Edward Cohen, Miss Virginia Miller,
Miss Mabel T. Boardman. Mrs. WILL
lam Il. Humphrey, Mrs. Daniel b.
Casley, Mrs. William j. Mallory, Mrs.
G.. +. Schutt Mrs. T. .. Donaldson,
Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Mrs. A. Waller,
Mrs. II. l.. Rust, Mrs. Henry II. Clas-
sic, Mrs. c. J. Peoples, Mrs. John s.
Blair and Mrs. Claud N. Bennett. II
is expected that more than 1000
guests will be present.
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A beneft dance for the free dis.
pensary of Providence Hospital will
be given Tuesday evening, February
/, at the Raleigh Hotel The poor
from all parts of the city go to this
hospital for free medicines and free
medical and surgical treatmcnt.\ Re-
Gently there has been added a psy-
chiatrical department especially for
the treatment of children who are
mentally subnormai and it is neces-
sary to enlarge the scope of the work
in other ways.
The committee in charge Of the
dance includes Mrs. S. NJ. Tucker,
Mrs. c. w. Aughinbaugh, Mrs. Ed
ward Costigan. Mrs. NJ. r. Ready,
Mrs. j.. Clark. Mrs. J. Kane, Miss
Madeline Aughinbaugh, Miss Kath-
leen Ready, Miss Lucy Clark, Mrs. J.
Cipolari, Miss Margaret Tucker. Mrs.
p. J. Cullen. Miss Gladys Tucker. Mrs.
Frank Haske, Mrs. william Fahey.
Mrs. J. Il. Leary. Miss NJ Feeney,
Mrs. II. J. Ryan, Miss J. NJ. Barrett,
Miss Mary Craven, Mrs. J. Mahoney,
Miss Irene Ryan, Miss Ethel Fisher
| and Miss Florence Cipolari.
BRIDGE AT wOMAN'S PARTY.
More than two hundred women
played cards at the beneit bridge
party for the suffrage memorial fund
given yesterday afternoon at the
headquarters of the National Wom-
ans Party. A substantial addition to
the fund raised by District women
| for this memorial was the result of
| the afternoon entertainment, under
the leadership of Mrs. Edmund ].
Brennan.
Among those present were Mrs Fl.
Lockwood, Mrs John p. Barton, Mrs.
| C. Il. Galliher. Mrs. @. w. Harris,
| Mrs. Leonard A. Wallis, Mrs. Walker
Weaver, Mrs. Redwood Vandegrift.
| Mrs. Mary c. Beach, Mrs. Robert NJ.
| Sutphen. Mrs. f.. B. Townsend, Mrs.
Carter Keen, Mrs. William Smith. Mrs.
George Taylor. Mrs. i. w. Ballou,
Mrs. +. S. Stitt, Mrs. r. Eller, Mrs