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son. Mrs. Clifford Irslapd, Mrs.
GsorBs ID. Hope. Mrs. Murtsl Lynch.
Mrs. Alfred Thorn. Mrs. James Car.
psalt. Mrs. Northrop and Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran.
Among the costumes listed IL that
Of Mrs. III. III. A. Beach, Americas
foremost woman composer. who will
appear as Queen Of Night: Mrs.
Henry Wilder Ksyes. "A Bow Of
Orange Htbbor;" Are, Clifford Ire
NJ. deldsrt. "silver Jubilcs;" Mrs.
John Cable. "Bunty Pulls the
String" Mrs. Aaron ID. Newman,
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln" Mrs.
Luther ". Gregory, who represents
Alaska. "The Aurora Borealis,' Miss
Cynthia Cleveland, cousin OF former
President Grover Cleveland, and
popular In official circles during the
Cleveland Administrations win ap.
pear In a gown worn at cleveland's
second inauguration; Judge Kathryn
Sellers, as "Portia;" Miss Byrd
NJ Mock, q aNydia" IN THE Last Days
The table COMMITTEES, composed OF
Mrs, w. ". Dennis. chairman; Mrs.
Clifford ireland, and Mrs. Hal
Smith, all enthusiastic In making
their feature OF the ball unique and
source Of the greatest enjoyment
and merriment tor those taking
tables.
Arrangements have been mads to
have a photographer at the ball, Tea,
turing the individual costume. each
to be taken in turn.
Miss Byrd Mock will be hostess
ct tea tomorrow, the fifty-sevenrh
anniversary of the death of Abra,
ham Lincoln. The tea is the seventh
Of q series Miss Mock IL giving In
memory of American heroes and
heroines.
Senator Thomas Sterling will
speak on the great Emancipator.
and Judge Wendell Philips stafford
viii read hin poem on lincoln,
Other speakers will be Norman Il.
A. Munder, of Baltimore. whose
subject will be BENJAMIN Franklin
and DR.. Witt C. Troissant, who will
talk on Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Both Emerson and Franklin having
died in April they wfll be Jointly
honored with Lincoln.
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Among those who have taken
tables for the card party to be
given ON Wednesday, April is, at
Wardman Park Hotel under the
auspices OF the Esther Chapter, No.
.. Order OF the Eastern Star, are
Mrs: Hubert Work, Mrs. Albert
y. FAN. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
Mrs. Amos Fries. Mrs. seibert ID.
Haak Mr. In
George %. Hope, Mrs. Charles
o'Nein, Mrs. Edward Stock, Mrs.
Charles Jacobsen. jr., Mrs. Fred
erick Yates. Mrs, Roy Crampton,
Mrs. Raymond Macomber, Mrs. L.
Troutman. Mrs. George Roscoe
Davis. Mrs. c, E. Hawiey. Mrs. A.
Pembroke Thorn, Mrs. w. II.
Hearn. Mira. william Thurber, Mrs.
Ellsworth Hibbs, Mrs. Walter Van
Norman, Mira. Susie Curtis Mrs.
Eugene n. Jacobsen, Mrs. Herbert
Macfsary. Mrs. Raymond Burr,
Mrs James Irwin, Mrs George
Jorss, Mrs. Daniel Webster Prem
fiss, Mrs. William Osburn, Mrs.
Mark Potter and Mrs. Murisl
Lynch.
Tickets can be had from Mrs. Ed.
gar Merritt. 3532 thirteenth street.
VI @iS. Josspn ~. Fniinpp8, 1871
ID street northeast. Those enter
tanning tables are requested to
bring their playing cards.
Mrs. ID. Il. Bush has assisting
her with the prizes Mrs. James
West. There viii be a prize of
unusual interest FOR each table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Fowler,
Of Elizabeth, N. j., have come 20
Washington to spend Easter, and
are staying at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Card Party for
Travellers Aid Society.
A card party for the benefit OF the
Travellers Aid Society is to be given
at the Burlington Hotel, Monday
April %. and will be I'm charge OF
Mrs. John A. Kratz and Mrs. Ora
ham Powell, who will have the CO.
operation of the members OF the
Twentieth Century Club. the WON.
ems City Club, and other civic clubs
which are conducted by women.
The proceeds are TO assist in the
work OF the Travellers Aid Society.
Recent contributions TO this cause,
which IL being actively fostered by
the women of the city, have been
made by Mrs. #. b. Littell, Miss II.