The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-06
CHILD ELFARE SALE
TO DE HELD SATURDAY.

The fifth annual rummaRe sale OF
the Child Welfare Society, Of which
Miss Mary Gwynn is president, will
be held at 1905 II street northwest
next Saturday morning, at l0.30
o'clock. Mrs. Charles Woodruff is
the general chairman. The women
in charge OF the various depart
ments and tables are as follows:
Dresses. Mrs. Horace WestcOtt.
Nine Henri de Sibour and Miss
Lydia Loring: hats, Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend; bric-a-brac and an
tiques. Mrs William Hammond and
Mrs Gist Blair; books, pictures and
frames. Mrs. Frank Moves and Mrs.
Augustus Stanley: household ar
tiCles. china. glass, etc, Mrs Philip
Lansdale and Mrs. Elliott Goodwin;
the ; and l0-cent table. Miss Rosa
lind Wright; fancy table No. I, Mis-.
Walter Tuckerman: fancy table No.
., Miss Elsie Cassels. Mrs. New
bold Noyes and Mrs. Paul Hudson.
Many other socially prominent
women have consented to help at
the tables. The successful efforts
of the Child Welfare Society in
helping the babies Of Washington
have aroused great interest, and
the enthusiasm shown in helping
the cause assures the success Of
the annual rummage sale.
The members of the Twentieth
Century Club will give reception
to the women of the arms confer
ence on Saturday from to al
the Cosmos Club. Mrs. William h.
Heron. president Of the club. ana
Mrs. Gilbert II. GrOsvenor, chair
man of the reception committee.
will receive the guests. and Will he
assisted by Mrs. George r. Authier.
Mrs. Samuel q. Blythe, Mrs. Frank
II. Briggs. Mrs. Marius l.. Camp
bell. Mrs. Edward b Clark. Mrs.
Frederick V. Coville. Mrs. Whitman
Cross. Mrs. Joshua Evans, Jr, Mrs.
John c. Hoyt, Mrs. +. Lester Jones.
Mrs John c. Merriam, Miss Emma
Strider and Mrs. Leroy T. Vernon.
Capt. and Mrs. Raby and Miss
Rahy have sent out cards for We'd
nesday. December 81, from TO
O'Clock at the navy yard.
The Penguin Club moved to its new
quarters at 1904 G street, above the
vi
Madrillon will provide the food and
there will be no tipping.
On Thursday evening it is expected
that the club shall have as its guest
William Allen White. H. L. Mencken
and many of the visiting correspon-
dents. The discussion will be on the
subject of modern American litera-
ture. Everyone who expects to come
for dinner is urged to send a postal
card to Miss Clark. at the club. 1904
G street.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the annual reception and
dance of the New York State So
ciety to be held at Rauscher's on
Thursday. The guest of honor will
be Senator William NJ. Calder, the
Assistant Secretary of War ]. May
hew Wainwright. the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. Theodore
Roosevelt. Senator James W. Wads-
worth and a number of members of
the House of Representatives will
attend.
Patrons of the Michigan Alumnae
! benefit. Carmen" to be given at
Polls December 10. by the San
Carlo Opera Company OF New York,
are Treasurer and Mrs. Frank
White. Justice Day and Mrs. Rufus
s. Day. Senator and Mrs. Truman
II. Newberry. Representative and
Mrs. Edward T. Taylor. DR.. and
Mrs. Victor G. Vaughn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DENLY, Hon. and Mrs
w. ]. Ransdell, DIR. Jane Sbarzer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mendenhall. Miss
Ida Hafford and Mrs. A. G. Draper
The benefit is given for the pur-
pose of aiding the alumnae at the
University Of Michigan to raise a
| $1,0O0.000 fund to build and endow
women's building at Ann Arbor
Mrs. Wilson-Greene presents the