The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-20

and will De assisted BY Mrs. Mary
L. Norman. Miss Elizabeth A. Dial.
gle, Mas Estelle Amores, Miss
Maria N. Torres. Miss Helen wss-
sci. Miss Mary q. Smith. Miss Clara
Miller. Miss Emma NJ. Miller, Miss
Ada B. Newlin, Miss Frances
Mensh,. Miss Liley Reich and Miss
Marie A. Cone.
The musical program will be
presented by Rosemary Finckeil,
the brilliant twelve-year-old piano
soloist; Mrs. Marie c. Deaf, So.
prano sploist. and Miss Helen Belt.
the wen known violin soloist and
fsvorite pupil of Leopold Auer,
with Miss Marie Belt at the piano:
Richard Lorleberg. the famous
cello soloist OF National String
Quartet. accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. William II. Won Bayer; solo
and exhibition dancing by MILE.
Vera Forrest. formerly with the
Annette Kellerman company. Ru-
dolphe de Zapp. president OF the
society will make the presenta-
tons. Dancing will follow. .
TRAVELLERS AID SOCIETY
TO GIVE BENEFIT BALL.
A benefit ball Is to be given for
the Travellers Ala Society on Feb
ruary Is at the Burlington Hotel.
Miss Frances II Brady is chairman
Of the ball committee. John b.
Larner, treasurer Of the society,
Is also treasurer of the committee.
Capt william r. Hanford il chair
man of the Moor committee and
will be assisted by Gen. william ].
Nicholson. Dangerfeld Spencer. Ar
thur c. Moses. Newbold Noyes and
L. II. Treadwell.
Among those who will act as
patronesses are: Mrs. Cary T. Gray
son. Mrs. William N. Nicholson, Mrs.
John Allen Daugherty, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs. Cuno H.. Rudolph.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler, Mrs.
Frederick Anterior. Mrs. Truman
n, Newberry. Mrs. Robert Lansing,
and Nine Grouitch.
The . Princeton Chapter of the
Young wonen's Christian Associa-
ton gave a delightful surprise
party Saturday evening in honor
OF the birthday Of Mrs. Frank r.
Davies. the outgoing president Of
the chapter.
In the temporary absence Of Mrs.
Davies. the ladies of the chapter
entered her home and with the aid
prise. The dining room was beau
tifully decorated with Valentine
colors. and when Mrs. Davies re-
turned about $3.50 o'clock she found
awaiting her numerous gifts placed
in a floral centerpiece on the din
ing table. A musical and literary
program followed given by Mrs.
E. r. Schneider. Mrs. c. W. Weeks.
Mrs. +. r. Davies. and Mrs George
Bentley. Refreshments were served
and autographs Of those present
were left as mementos OF the occa-
sion.
Division No. I, Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
gave q valentine party at their reg
ular February meeting. Refresh
,nents were served. valentines were
exchanged. and the prize OF the
evening. a heart-shape box of can
dy. was won by Mrs NJ. Mcclure.
The members OF the committee in
charge were Mrs. c. Pagan, Mrs.
N. McFadden and Miss c. Craven.
The committee is planning to cele-
brste st. Patrick's Day.
At meeting Of the woma nj
Club OF Somerset. held Friday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. A. T.
Robinson in Somerset. Nd, Miss
Annie Wilson, director of art OF
the District OF Columbia schools.
spoke on Vision" The president
Of the club. Mrs. c. e. Barnes. pre-
sided at the business session, at
which nve new members were re-
ceiyed and a group was formed for
study OF the laws Of Maryland. Mrs.
r. N. Dunbar will direct the class.
Miss Janet Richards. at her week
ly review Of vital Issues, Home
and Foreign" this morning. in the
auditorium OF the Mems City Club,
will speak especially on The New
Problems Of This Administration;
More About Haiti. Pro and Con-
and what Next in Europe" The
last subject will include mention OF
the View World Court at The
Hague" The talk will begin at
1870 sharp. Patrons are requested
BY the club management to have
their cars call for them at 1905.
Warns Veterans