The Washington herald., 1921-03-25
MISS MARCIA CHAPLIN,

Wendell C. Neville, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. William ]. Snow. Mrs. c. Il.
Sawyer, Mrs. Julian ID. Boiling, Mrs
Gary T. Grayson, the Ambassador of
1 Spain and Madame &c Riano. the
Belgian Ambassador and Madame dc
Cartier, the Minister of Colombia and
Madame Urueta, the Minister of
Cuba and Madame de Cespedes,
Prince de Bearn, Madame Maurice
Heilman. Madame d II. Andreae,
J. D. Lagerberg, Nicolas Henri
E. Lahovary, Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo, Miss Mabel Board
man. Mrs. Florence Jackson Stod-
dard. Mrs. r.. d. Wright, recording
secretary general, u. ID. C., Mrs. W
D. Mason, general custodian IF
crosses, U. d. c.; Mrs. A. Waller,
president d. c. Division, U. D. c.;
Miss G.. G.. Bright. president Mary
land Division, u. ID. c.: Mrs. l.. b.
Schuyler. president Now York Di-
vision. u. d. c.; Mrs. James Henry
Parker. president New York Chap
| ter, U. ID. c.: Mrs. Charles Carroll
Frazer. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. Mrs.
Fhilander Claxton, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli.
| oft Woods, Mrs. Francis Berger
Moran, Miss Caroline Longfellow.
Senator and Mrs. James w. wads-
worth, jr.. Representative Alice
Robertson, Mrs. James O'Connor,
Mrs. Charles w A. Montgomery.
Mrs. Robert Lee Cochran, Mrs. Clar-
ence J. Owens, Mai. ard Mrs. DAN
iel Smith Gordon. Mrs. William F.
| Hennay. Mrs. Frederic A. Ollie. DIR.
and Mrs. Philip Roy. Mrs. Wesley
Martin Stoner, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Morrill,. Mrs. Theodore Noyes, Mrs.
j. T. Hendrick, Mrs. Joseph II.
Eagle, Barry BulkIey. Col. and Mrs i.
W, c. Harllee, Maj. and Mrs. II. q.
Zoll, Maj. and Mrs. Stephen Worm
sley. Judge b. c. Fletcher, Mrs.
Elgin Btalock. Mrs. Charles Morris,
Mrs. Theodore Tiller. Mrs. Thomas
Jennings Bailey. Mrs. Harriet Dunn
Robertson, Miss Mabelle Heikes Jus
tice, Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, Mrs.
Samuel A. Duvall. Mrs. Gustavus
Herber. Mrs. Goodwin n. Ellsworth,
Miss Louise Ogle Beall. Mrs. Arthur
Macdonald. Mrs. Charles =. Taylo-,
Mrs. Robert willett, Mrs. John w.
Harold. Mrs. George Porter West,
Mrs. Houston 3. Teehee. Mrs.
Thomas F. Callahan. Mrs Villa II
Clabaugh. Mrs. Ve-ny Carroll, Mrs.
]. w. Headle, Mrs. Ruth Simpson,
Miss Katharine Bryarly, Miss
Frances Early. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
G. Walker. Mrs. +. Robinson and
Mrs. NJ. T. Ogg, ConGr. and Mrs
George Journes, Samuel S. Will.
hanson and DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Moore.
IRISH FUND BALL
4 COMMITTEE NAMED.
The floor committee for the ball
to be held in the Catholic University
gymnasium Easter Monday night,
for the benefit of the fund to re-
lieve suffering in Ireland, was nam
ed last night. The members are as
follows: Robert ]. Barrett. chair
man; Joseph Fitzgerald, Joseph A.
Daily, James Mccarthy. DAME! Has
sett. Francis ]. p. Cleary, John j.
Kane, Martin Duffley. John l..
Hougharty. James A. Slattery, Ray
kirkpatrick, Bernard Saul. Thomas
Cantwell, Charles Aughinbaugh,
Bernard Fitzgerald. Jerry O'Connor
and Dennis Connell.
Judge and Mrs. william r. La
mar, who return to Washington
every now and then. are making a
visit here and are guests at the
Shoreham.
Representative and Mrs. c. D.
Paige. of Massachusetts,. have re-
turned to the Lafayette after spend
! IL In EInrtAo
Mrs May Lamberton-Becker, of
New York, will be guest of honor
and speaker of the College Women's
Club on the occasion of the annual
reception and banquet of the club,
April 2. Mrs. Observation-Disclosures is
best known through her intimate
lectures on the drama and litera-
ture of our day.
Through her connection and ac-
quaintance with the leading pub
fishers and writer's. Mrs. Lamber-
ton-Becker is often able to discuss
works of Significance in our litera-
ture even in advance of their pub
lication; and she keeps those who
follow her lectures abreast of the
finest writings produced in foreign
lands long before they are trans
lated into English. She is well
known to readers through the
Readers Guide" in the literary re-
view Of the New York Evening Post.
which she conducts.
MRS. HARDING TO BE
NINE. CURIE's HOSTESS.
Mrs. Harding VIII act as honor
ary hostess to Nine. Curie. the
great French scientist. during her
visit in Washington. The First
Lady will act on behalf of the
WASHINGTON women's Club who are
enthusiastically making contribu-
tions to the Marie Curie Radium
fund to be used in presenting to
Nine Curie'a gram Of radi,n Mrv