The Washington times., 1921-04-25

tdso central location.
being Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran,
Mrs. r. II. Dalgleish. Mrs. Francis IT.
"A. Junkin, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
r.. II. Droop and George DeNeale Mrs.
John Allan Dougherty is chairman OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Committee,
with Mrs. X. Il. GOWN. Mrs Frank
Hight. Mrs. James Warwick Messrs
S. Milliken, Victor kauTmann. Roy
Neuhauser and the Rev. Charles Wood
as her associates.
New members of the Executive
Committee are Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. Col. Will
lam Eric Fowler and DR. James f.
Freeman. Cuno III. Rudolph. William
Phelps Emo and Charles J. Bell form
an advisory committee.
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An entertainment will follow ths
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Sixth Street Synagogue at 80
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Several
vocal solos will be included in tho
program.
Members of the Roosevelt family
yesterday attended the Christening Of
John Aldred Roosevelt. son OF John
X, Roosevelt and grandson of w.
Emlen Roosevelt. The christening
ceremony took place in Christ
Episcopal Church. Oyster Bd- the
Rev. G. r. Baer Of Elizabeth. y. J I'D
the Rev. r. George Talmage offc5.
ating. Among those ~prcssdt ~.rs
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. ST.. DR.. and
Mrs. Richard Derby Mr.. and Mrs.
Kermit Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs Archie
Roosevelt. and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, jr.
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The Oklahoma State Club will hold
reception Wednesday evening at
the Thomson School. in honor of SEN
ator J. w. Harreld, Oklahoma's new
Senator. and Mrs Harreld. who will
be welcomed into the club Senator
Harreld will address the club. Mra
Harreld. who, it is said. assured her
husbands election to the United
States Senate by hiring special
train on the afternoon of the last
day before the election in order to
speed Mr. Harreld from one city to
another and thus enable him to keep
all his speaking dates. will tell how
1t feels to be a new Senator's wife.
Congressman j. c. Pringey, Of
Chandler. Okla, one OF Oklahoma's
new members in Congress, also will
speak. A musical program will be
presented by Miss Edith Mcdowell
and Miss Grace Mcdowell, formerly
of Oklahoma City. who will sing
several Hawaiian songs in the native
language, accompanying them on the
steel guitar and ukelele. As tho
Misses Mcdowell passed some time
on the Hawaiian Islands last year,
they bring the spirit of the Para
disc of the Pacific with them, and
usually wear the significant "leis" or
wreaths. Miss Ruby List, of Tulsa,
Okla, will give several readings 1t
is expected that at least two hum
dred members of the club will be in
attendance to welcome their new
Senator to the National Capital.
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Ascension Thursday, the annual
tag day for the free wards OF Provi-
dence Hospital, falls, this year on
May 5. The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
have their plans for the
charity fully completed. Mrs. Charles
p. Neill again heads the COMMITTEES
on arrangements. She will have AZ
her aids the first vice president, Miss
Ellen Lorraine Dorsey; the second
vice president, Mrs. Hannis Taylor,
the third vice president, Mrs G. c.
Marbury; and the secretaries. Mis-.
Rose Shea and Mrs. Hotze. Under
the supervision of the following
twenty-five vice presidents the city
will be patrolled for funds for this
most necessary OF local charities. The
vice presidents are Mrs Robert
Holden. Mrs. John Foote, Madame ,
Calderon. Mrs. George p. o'Connor.
Mrs. Allen Talbot, Mrs. Matthew r.
Tishe, Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Teresa Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Risdale, Mrs. Clifford
Lewis, Mrs. Joseph Mundell. Miss
Angela Ewing, Mrs. Charles Walker
Mrs. Castle, Mrs. Edward Costigan,
Mrs. Golibart Mrs. Charles Bithar !,
Mrs. T.. y. Mullett, Mrs. Boland, the
Misses Fenwick, Mrs. Brodhesd. Mira
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