The Washington times., 1922-11-18

=. Elmer EliSwOrth hamey.
with Mrs. Morgan. and they are
occupying their residence on Six
teenth street.
Mrs. John B. Daish. formerly Of
washington, has returned to her
home In New Jersey after visiting
with friends here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Smith enter.
tanned at dinner las. evening at lie
Paradis in compliment to their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Wright, of Wilmington. N. c. The
other guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Horton Arnold, DIR. and Mrs.
j. B. Kaufman. Mrs. Faherty. Of
/. Chicago, and J. e, sheedy.
Gen. and Mrs. Clarence p. Towns.
ley and the Misses Townsley. who
went abroad last winter. have re-
turned to Washington and opened
their house at zoos o street.
The Rams Head Players. under
the direction of Robert Bell. will
give their first performance OF the
season on December 81 In their
little Georgian playhouse in the
residence of the late. Alexander
Graham Bell. The playhouse Ii at
1881 Eighteenth street. Just south
Of Dupont circle.
wednesday evening. December ~
and Thursady evening. December
a8 will be observed as Founders
nights. and II IL earnestly desired
by Mr.. Bell and his staff that all
FOUNDERS of the Ram's Head Play.
ers will arrange to attend one OF
these first two performances.
The list of founders which is
growing rapidly. already !acludes
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews. Nine
Ash. Mrs. James Montgomery Beck.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Miss
Mabel Boardman. Robert Bell. MISS
Catherine Cleary. Mrs. Harry n.
carr. Mr.. and Mrs. william n.
Church, the Misses Eastman, Marie
Moore Forrest, Mrs. r. n. GOWN
MT and Mrs. Gilbert orosvenor.
Mrs. Thomas Hagner. Miss Helen
Jone,. Mrs. Franklin Lane. Mre'
Henry Leonard. Mrs. @. y: Long
cone Mrs. william p. Meredith,
Mr. Ormsby McCammon. James
payro,ds Mary Roberts Rinehart.
pes. Davis Schreiner. Mrs. Thomas
Sweenev Mrs. Alfred pembroke
Tnon, Corcoran Thorn, Major ana
NJ. Georee Oakley Totten, 1r.. MT:
and Mrs, Harry Wardman.. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
Hospital Linen Shower
For Free Wards BENEFIT.
Al the Thanksgiving tea ana linen
.howsr to be given at Provioence
Hospital on Monday afternoon. Ior
The benefit of the free wards OF the
,n.,,tution. Nine. Calderon ana Mrs'
G. c. Marbury will pour tea. e,
ccding the tea, there will be card
so NV at which over five hundred
persoup will play. A string orches-
ira under the direction OF Proi.
Ro,se. has contributed It's service Tor
the Festivities. The ladies who Will
aas,st Nine. Calderon and Mrs. Mar
h,,rv. are Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey,
Mrs John Foote, Mrs. julia Gal
iowav. Mrs. Mundell, Mrs. James f.
barbour. Mrs. Thomas II. Carter.
Mrs. 7. n. Calvo, Mrs. John Holden.
Mrs Matthew F. Tighe, Mrs. Lawn
Thompson, Mrs. p. g. Risodale, Mrs.
Clifford Lewis, and Mrs. Hennis
Taylor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Surth, Of Yoko-
.hama, japan, are making an e1-
tended stay In Washington at ward
man Park Hotel. They spent the
fall nj Hot Springs, where they were
Joined by their daughter, Mrs. John
Parker jackson, wife Of Commander
Jackson, was formerly Miss Dorcas
Surth.
Mrs. Grace Il. Doyle, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, has taken suite at the Lee
House for about fortnight.
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The national headquarters ef the
American Red Cross will be open
on Sunday, as usual, from 10 o'clock
until o'clock. Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies will be hostess on that day,