The Washington herald., 1921-11-19

men in the various Public Health
hospitals throughout the cou,
showed stiil further her interest in
the wounded veterans of the world
war.
The sale was great success.
about 1000 articles having been sold.
There are hundreds more to be dis
posed of. The thought Of the manv,
men still suffering from the effects
of hardships endured, whose hone.
of tangible appreciation of work
laboriously and painfully accom-
plished are conferred on the success
Of the sale. has spurred the Georg.
Baldwin Mccoy unit TO further er.
fort.
A shop at 1923 Connecticut avenue
has been donated, under the super-
sion OF the executive committee of
the unit, with Mrs. Marlborough
Churchill and Mrs. f. Lester Jones
In charge. will be run for a week or
long enough to give the Washington
public an opportunity to see these
articles and buy them. The articles
were not made primarily for sale,
but for their great therapeutic
value. II having been proved beyond
question that by keeping the suf-
rerlng hands busy and the weary
discouraged hearts uplifted by in
. teresting work. the progress of re-
haoiiitaton is greatly enhanced. In
spite OF this, the articles are very
salabie' and the problems of many a
Christmas shopper would easily be
solved by a visit to the shop. There
are dainty work baskets, carved
boxes, lamp shades. bead necklaces.
leather and webb belts. wallets and
pocketbooks. toys. rugs, bedspreads
brass work. photograph albums,
bags beautifully fashioned of kid,
leather, silk and thread: table COW
ers, door stops. electric lamps, trays
and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention. The prices are most
reasonable.
Mrs. A. Eugene Barr sof $40 A
street northeast. entertained the
Sarah Franklin chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, at her
residence on Wednesday afternoon,
from to o'clock.
DR.. Henry A. Upper addressed
the ladies In An interesting talk on
patriotic matters, after which fol-
lowed a social hour. and refresh
ments were served from a beauti-
fully appointed tea table, decorated
with autumn flowers.
I Mrs. Sally Foust. Of Chambers
burg. Pa, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Lucy. and son.
Ellis. are the guests of Mrs. Anton
Heitmuller, 1907 Fourteenth street.
Monsignor Thomas, has issued
invitations to Cabinet officers and
other high officials to attend the
rick's after high mass on Thanks
ricks after high mass on Thanks
giving Day.
Thee international committee of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will tender dinner at the New
willard Hotel to Marshal Foch, on
Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Franklin
Musgrove are giving a tea at the
Arts Club today from 4 to $50 and
inviting their friends and members
Of the club to view Mr.. Musgrove's
water colors which are there on
exhibition.
The Georgetown University Hos
pital will have its annual Thanks
giving tea in the hospital on Tues
day afternoon from until 6
o'clock Mrs. Milton E. Allies, Mrs.
George Tully Vaughan, Mrs. Fred
erick w. Pratt and Mrs. Edith Dick
ems will pour tea. Mrs. Andrew
l. Me- ~ n D1fl
Mrs. Frank E. Duehring and Mrs.
Harry V. Haynes will preside at
the punch bowl. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all the friends
Of the hospital.
President and Mrs Harding have
expressed their intention of attend
Ing the International ball which is
70 De given by the Robert z. Lee
Chapter No. ga, United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. at the New
wizard Monday evening. Many of
the foreign representatives and
delegates to the conference will
also attend.
The reception committee is com
posed Of Admiral Robert E. Coontz
and Gen. Amos A. Fries. chair4nen,
with Claude N. Bennett. vice chair
man; Gen. CO E. Sawyer. Col.
Thomas Q. Donaldson. Col. Clarence
=. y. Sheriff., Maj. Wallace Strea-
Yer. Judge Marion De vries, Repre-
sentative c. B. Hudspeth ana DR..
Clarence J. Owens.
Tickets for the ball can be pro.
cured from the chairman, Mrs.
Walter e. Hutton.
MAhSHAL F0CH INVITED
TO INTERNATnONAL BALL.
Marshal Foch has been invited to
attend. and has expressed a desire
70 % present at the international,
bali At the. New willard next Mon.