The Washington herald., 1922-02-28

!. Davis. Mra Guy Despstd oon. II
1ady Gsddes. Nine. Dc Riahe. Nine.
'eter. Princess Bibssco. Princess
Jubomirska Princess cantacusene.
dme. de cespedes. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. jr. Mrs. Henry white,
Nine. Eiixaide. Mrs. EIiphaiet An
crews. Mrs. Charles .. Bell. Mrs.
Delos A. Blodeett, Mrs. Theodore
Y. Boynton. Mrs. George W.. Baird.
ME- G. c. Calhoun. Mrs.. IA. De.
lano. Mrs. william r. Dennis.
Mrs Coleman duPonf. Mrs. Ste
phen >B. Elkins, Mrs. George w
Ehle. mrs. Morris Evans, sr.. Mrs.
franklin II. Ellis. Mrs. william Eric
Fowler. Mrs. Henry w. Fitch. Mrs.
John c. Fremont. Mrs. FREDERICK
Dent Grant. Mrs. Charles C. Glover.
Mrs. Augustus p. Gardner, Mrs. 10.
seph Hampson. Mrs. Edward A. Har-
riman, Mrs. Frank s. Hight, Mrs.
Frank Hume. Mrs. George ID. Hone.
Mrs. Hennen jennings, Mrs, PRANK
b. kellogg. Mrs. Carl Il. Refer-
stein. Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. RID
ley Mclean. Mrs. Nicholas Luuuer.
Mrs. George Mesta. Mrs. Charles A.
Mum. Mrs. r. B. Moran, Mrs. Bey.
erlty r. Mason. Mrs. Charles a.
Matthews. Mrs. Theodore ". Soyes,
Mrs. Seaton Perry, Mrs. Edward S,
Fuller. Mrs. Ord Preston. Mrs. Tru-
man @. Palmer. Mrs. wIlii.m c.
Rivers. Mrs. William C. Rives. Mrs.
sylvanus stokes. jr.. Mry. AIpheus
II. Snow. Mrs. John n. speel, Mrs.
Joseph e. Thropp. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Mrs. william Hol-
land Wilmer. Mrs. John II. William,
and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph.
MISS ANNETTE ASHFORD
HEADS COMMITTEE.
The young women's committee
had Miss Annette Ashford as chair
man. Assisting her were Misses
Sidney Webb, Louise Con-, Gladys
Chapman Smith. Dorethe Heiberg,
Laura Lejeune, Mary Stitt, Mary
Emily Hamilton. Catherine Cheat
ham, Elizabeth Zolnay. Eleanor
Hill, Corine Stevens. Nancy Hoyt,
Margaret Treadwell. Alfalfa KimuIeIl.
Julia Hume. Diana Cummin. Patricia
Ainsa. Helen Grimm. Mary Palmer,
Helen Colbert, Elizabeth Kemp,
Virginia Edwards. Charlotte Clark.
Alice hilburn and Anne Hamilton
Newbold Noyes was chairman OF
the floor committee and assisting
him were Richard Wilmer. Ci1rence
Aspinwall, Charles ]. Bell, Robert
Woods Bliss, Alexander Br.tton. ar
thur Capper. william LOWE Clarke,
Frederick A. Delaho. Walter Z.
Edge. William Phelps Emo. william
J. Flather. c. c. Glover. jr.. Charles
Noble Gregory. James s. Harlan. E
A. Hartman. Beale II. Howard, C.
T. Jewell. T. F. Jewell. Victor Kauff-
mann. r. NJ. Kaufman. David NJ
Lea. Joseph Letter. william Littauer.
George T. Marye. Truman II. New
berry. Fleming Newbold. Jefferson
Patterson, Manning F. stead, Rob-
ert Stead. jr.. Corcoran Thorn. Den
mis- Epson and Coleman II. Jen-
nings.
The newly-eiected officers OF the
hoard Of lady managers are: Mrs
David Meade Lea. president; Mrs. 4.
A. Birney. FIRST vice president: Mrs.
Alexander L. Pope. second vice pres
ident: Mrs. Henry w. Offutt. record
ing secretary: Mrs. w. II. Plum
mer. corresponding secretary: Miss
Leila F. Draper. treasurer: Mrs.
William X. Petty. assistant tressur-
er The Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding.
Rishop OF Washington. is chairman
Of the board of governors. and
Charles ]. Bell is vice chairman. Mr.
Bell is also treasurer for the ball
committee.
HOME NEEDING FUNDS
FOR BROAD WORK.
The home is in need OF funds
1t is felt that the fine. broad work
being done for children at the
Episcopal Home for Children. To-
Gated at the head of Talbert street.
Anacostia. d. c.. should continue.
The home now has fifty-two chill
dren and a waiting list at the win
ter home in Anacostia. The Bell
Home. at Colonial Beach. has
twenty additional beds. with larger
buildings. wide porches. large
grounds and salt water. Here the
home takes the anemic child who
is in need OF an outing. for the en-
tire summer il need be.
All this work requires money.
In 1921 the work cost more than
$751; The object of the home is
to care for the homeless. friend
less child. not merely those of the
Episcopal faith, but any child.
The first work was begun about
1895, being made possible through
the gift of land and buildings at
Colonial Beach by Prof. and Mrs.
Alexander Melville Bell Later the
winter home started. In 1911 Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Ewing gave as a
memorial to Mrs. Ewing's mother
$4,000 for some additional ground
and a new building. constructed on
the cottage unit plan.
The home at present takes only
children between the ages of s to
16 years, but hopes to take younger
children ultimately. an especial
need for such care being seen.