The Washington times., 1921-04-09
INTERESTING SOCIAL. uFe


Society Monday night at 8 o'clock At
RAuscher'a. Justice Day will preside.
Judge Tod B. Galloway. Of Columbus.
', no entertained soldiers In France,
will speak on Music In the Trenches"
and will sing popular songs Of his
own composition. MrA Alma Clay
burgh, Of New York. also will sing
The program will include dancing
and refreshments.
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William Phefps Emo was host At
an informal luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday.
Among the patrons and patronesses
Of the vaudeville show. ireland
Night" to be given Tuesday eve
ming In Gonzaga Hall for the beneft
Of Irish relief. are the Rt Rev.
Thomas J. Shahan, Mrs. w. E Ben
son, Mrs.. John A. Logan, MrA p. J.
McGovern. Mr.. and MrA Rosa Down
ing, Mr.. and Mrs p. T. Moran. Mra
Cornelius Ford. Miss Amelia Rosser.
Miss Catherine wootten, Miss Louise
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Drury. and Ma Hannis Taylor.
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SPEAKS OH CONTINUITY WORK.
Mra Larz Anderson. who has re-
Gently become . member OF the Wash
ington Community Service executive
committee, will talk to the commu-
nifty service class for the training Of
local executives In community ssrv-
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day morning. April 1a at the head
quarters Of tho local organization,
918 Tenth street Mrs. Anderson has
taken . very active part In tho work
in Boston. Ars. George w. Ehle. who
has also become . member Of the
executive committee, and 10 chairman
Of the music committee, addressed the
class yesterday on the value Of COM
munity music In raising the standards
of community life NrA James Car
roll Fraser. who has long been =
member Of the executive committee,
win talk to the class next Thursday
morning on "Pageantry and the
Drama"
Miss Amaryilis GiIlet WIN gfve -
dinner this evening At the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis L Macarthur, OF Chicago.
who are staying at the New willard
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The Army and Navy Junior League
will give it's third tea dance of the
spring series at 2400 Sixteenth street
this afternoon from 4:30 to 7:30
Amos Fries, Mrs Lansing Beach, Mrs..
Steven Mills, assisted by Mrs. Charles
T!Harris. Mrs Thomas Spaulding. and
Mrs. William p. Pence.
The weather promises to be favor
able and q large service gathering Of
Army and Navy Juniors Is anticipa-
ted.
AUTHORS BOOK FAIR.
California, which has the distinc-
tion of having more auxiliaries to the
League OF American Penwomen than
any other State in the Union. is send
ing poppies and other wild flowers
from the Pacific coast by airplane
for the California booth at the Book
Fair to be held April II and Is. ut
the willard.
The Book Fair Is to be opened at
go next Thursday afternoon and
visitors will find themselves able to
make a tour Of the United States, for
the floor Of the big ball room will
be q huge map on which many inter-
esting things are to be found. Mrs.
Susie Root Rhodes. supervisor of play
grounds and past president of the
league. will direct this big enterprise.
Members OF the New York city
auxiliary of the league will come to
Washington in a special car. The two
chapters Of New York State will COM
bine their exhibits. Mrs. Ruth Mason
Rice is president of the New York
city auxiliary, and Miss Effie Farm
ham Burns. president of the western
New York auxiliary. at Buffalo. Among
the New York visitors will be Mrs.
Anna Katharine Green. Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton, Mrs. Annie Nathan
Meyer, Mrs. Ira d. Hough, Miss Nina
Wilcox Putnam. and Mrs. Frank Abb
bott (Jans Abbott).
The Illinois State booth win be In
charge Of Mrs. Martha p. Ridge, presi-
dent Of the newly-formed Chicago
auxiliary, who has been cooperating
with Herbert Rutlidge, president of
the Illinois State Society here.
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Tho Chancel Guild and woman's
Auxiliary Of st. Johns Church.
|Georgetown, Will present on the even
ings Of April IS and IA. a group Of
living pictures after celebrated por-
traits by old masters. A special musi-
cal program will be given as the pic
lures are shown in the parish hall.
324o o street northwest There will
be a sale and tea in the parish house
Tn ursday afternoon, April II. the fea-
ture OF which will be the White
Elephant table, where rare jewelry,
china, glass and pictures will be on
sale. Admission will be free, but ice
cream. cake, candy. and other refresh
ments will be offered for sale.
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Tho Washington Hebrew congrega-
tion will give a dinner in honor Of
the American Rabbinical conference
Thursday evening, April IA. at the
Hotel Washington.
The Eeleet Klub will hold it's semi
monthly Informal dance this evening II
the ball room of 2400 Sixteenth street
Dancing will begin at 8 p. m
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Miss Maud r. Cavanagh will be