The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-28
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san womsn's Legion; Mrs BENJAMIN
eouls 0Atx president Of the Southern
unit; ,lrre. James @. Mckay. chairman
of EMBARRASSMENT; Mrs. Helen Hall.
rofroshmsnts; Miss Margaret Scott.
decorations; Mrs. Charlotte Freeman
Clark. dsbutantss: Miss Mari J; Nc
Guiro. patronesses; Mrs. Albion Will
ktns Tuck, young ladies; Miss Vir-
Hinia Price. mems committed; Fred e.
Britton. chairman. and Charles y.
Tribby. vice chairman Of the door
eommittss: Capt. Albert King. tickets,
and lfrs. c.. Viola Fellows. publicity.
M. ana Mr.. Il. r. cropley. Of
California, are, at the Hotel Wash
! ington for . few days. Thew will
visit in New York before starting
fer the Pacific Coast.
musicale Of unusual interest
viii be given on Saturday. May q
when Nyron w. whitney will pre-
sept Miss Elizabeth Thornberry. 9
ystng Washington soprano, in .
program of songs. Miss Margaret
Ripy. the daughter of Mrs. James c.
Cantrill. will play the accompani-
mentA Miss Thornberry will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Cerrer, a tai
entsd violinist. with LaSalle Spier at
the piano.
The date Of the gymkhana to be
given for the benefit of Neighbor-
hood House at Twin Oaks. the
country homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. Bell. has been changed from tues
day, May 10, to Monday. May 8. In
addition to tho gymkhana, which will
be managed by a group OF the young
err men and bachelor members of the
diplomatic corps. will be q dog show,
of which Mrs. Frederick Huidekoper
IL taking charge. and some attrac-
tions especially for children which
are being planned by Mrs. Henry
Price Wright andMrs. Claude Mayo.
Mrs. Chandler Is chairman Of the
committee for the cakes and candies.
which the girls of the Junior
League will sell. Mrs. H. H. Rous-
ssau Is chairman for the sale o,
tickets and Mrs Charles J. Bell will
have charge of the tea room. Mrs.
wilbur ]. Carr is. making arrange
ments for the bridge.
Among those who will be In charge
Of the booths are Nine. Peter. Mrs.
George Barnett, Mrs. William r. Cas-
tie, Nine. De Godoy, Miss Gladys
Hfnckley, Iers.. Grafton Minot, Mrs. j.
Herbert Stabler. Mrs. Sylvanus
stokes jr, and Miss Sophie siebsrt.
CITY, CLUB SUNDAY TEA.
Miss Mary O'Toole will be hostess
at the directors reception Of the
women's City Club Sunday afternoon
from 4:30 to 6 o'clock.
Miss Oroole will have As az
sistants in the receiving line the can
dfdates for election--Mrs. Lyman q.
Swormstedt, Mrs. William E. Cham
berlain, Dr. Edith Sc Vile Coale. Ma.
George Eastment, Miss Florence
Fraser Stiles. Miss Mary Jane Win
free, Mrs. Nine e. Allender, Miss Cora
Larrimore Kelley. Mrs. Edith b. New
man, Miss Mabel Owen, Miss Laura M
Berrien, Miss Maud r. Cavanagh. Mrs.
William 8. Corby, MRS, Richard Dean,
Mrs. Isaac Cans, Miss Alice M: Heav-
en-. Miss Myra NJ. Hendley, Mrs. How
ard l.. Hodgkins, Mrs. Mary Dashed
Johnson, Miss Gertrude e. Leonar1.
Mrs. Robert E. Nelson. Mrs. Quincy
8. Strong, Mrs. Susan H. Walker, and
Mrs. O. I. Wood1ey. Mrs. James r.
Colburn will preside at the tea table,
assisted by Miss Mary Thompson and
Miss Bertha Swan.
The U. s. Daughters of 1912. at the
closing session of their convention
yesterday, heartily Endorsed the work
of the Near East relief and pledged
themselves to the care of orphans. The
Organization will urge Congress 10
protest against the holding of Christ
ian and Jewish women as slaves by
Turks and Kurds.
Mrs Cabot stevens was invited to
h. nd nj
lowed by DR.. Isaac Yonan, moderator
Of the Presbyterian Synod of Persia,
and heroic leader of the Assyrian
race, who delivered a strong appeal
to American women to assist the en-
shaved women of the Bible country,
Or. oman will be heard at the Wom-
ems City Club tonight at its open
club night meeting, when musical
program, directed by Miss Marie De-
ShieI Johnson will be presented. Club
members are urged to bring friends.
Miss Frances NJ. Bronson enter
tained number of her girl friends at
her. home on Tuesday night. As a
feature of the evening a little sketch
was staged entitled "Sweethearts,"
in which Miss Louise Merchant. Mrs.
Esther Rodier Harrington, Miss Viola
oliver. Miss Eva Springmann. Miss
NJ Suzanne Merchant. Miss Josephine
McConaRhy. Miss Ann Davidge, Miss
Josephine Gleason, Miss Nan Priest
and Miss Regina Wiegand took part.
Miss Amalia Erbach did a speciality
dance Mrs Harrington gave a read
ing and Miss Ruth Bronson gave sew
cral violin solos.
a buffet supper was served, at
which time the hostess presented each
<,est with a little vanity case, as a
souvenir Of the event, and read a little
verse of poetry to each girl predict
ing her future.
The guests included Miss Katharine
Sullivan. Miss Edna Ramocciotti,
Miss Charlotte Bayly. Mrs. LeClare
Chapman. Miss Sue Waters, Miss Olga
Graduate Eyes E1amined
Mccormick Medical
Csllees Glasses Flttsd
Dr.. CLAUDE s. SEMONES