The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-17
mrs. THEODORE TILLER
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL.

mrs. THEODORE TILLER
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Theodore Tiiler returned
home on Thursday from the George
Washington Hospital, where she
underwent an operation for mas
toiditis flve weeks ago. Mrs. Tiller
who 10 president Of the District Of
Columbia League Of American Pen
Women and chairman OF the Au-
thors' Costume Carnival Ball to be
given on Friday. April Is. at the
wardman Park Hotel. will be pre-
vented from taking an active part
in the biennial convention Of the
League Of American Pen Women
because OF her illness. but through
the committee heads ID keeping In
touch with the plans.
Ms. Phillip Clancy. a member Of
the Western New York League of
American Pen Women. and a dele
gate from that branch to the bien-
nial convention of the League Of
American Pen Women. TO be held In
Washington April 25-2s. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Tilier. and will
remain in Washington until after
the pen women activities.
The District OF Columbia Division
OF the U. D. 2. will give a reception
TO Mrs. L. r. Schuyle-. president of
the y. ID. G.. at the New willard
Hotel Thursday at S o'clock.
n. A. II. delegates may be in
vited as guests to the program and
tea which the Congre ssionaI CLUB
will give Friday in compliment to
Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Those pouring tea will DE: Mrs
Clifford Ireland and Mrs. william
i.opp. while assisting in the dining
room Will be Ms. Royal johnson,
Mrs. Albert johnson. Mrs. Stanley
kunz. Mrs. Edward King. Mrs. Al
bert Jefferis. Mrs. W. Frank James
|, Mrs. John Kindred and Mrs. Edgar
'Kiess.
Mrs. NJ. w. Thompson. Of New
Yo-k. who spends severa. weeks in
Washington each spring, 10 at the
shoreham for an indefinite stay.
DEBUTANTE BALL FLOOR
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED.
The members of the floor com
mittee for the debutante ball on
April Is are: William Bowie Clarke,
chairman: Secretary of War John
w. Weeks, Senator Walter E. Edge,
Senator Coleman DUPONT. Senator
Howard sutherland. Senator Arthur
Capper. Senator Richard p. Ernst.
Representative Bascom Slemp, Rep
resentative John Philip Hill. Mai.
Gen. Merritte w. Ireland. Brig. Gen
George F. Downey, Mai. Gen. Will
lam G. Ham, Admiral Thomas ]
Cowie. Admiral James l.. Latimer,
Col. c. o. Sheriff., Col. ]. E
Woodward. Col. F. Fl. Pope, Col. NJ.
A. De Laney, Col. w. T. Horton,
Col Jno. II. Merrill. Col. william III,
Hart. Col. ]. W. Beacham. Col. F.. c.
Jewell. Mai. Reginald Foster, Lieut..
J. T. Schneider, Capt. Luke NC
Nance. Comdr. Theodore ]. Jewell,
comdr. Theodore Wilkinson, Capt.
Robert Montague, Col. w. Eric
Fowler. Col. Jenning c. Wise. DR..
l. s. Rowe. Charles J. Bell. William
p. Emo, Edward A. Hartman. Henry
W. Miller, Ord Preston. Hampson
Gary, George S. Andrews. Coleman
Jennings. Ralph Snowden Hill,
Charles Noble Gregory, Max Reid
Yates, Jess Smith and DR.. Thomas
Sims Lee.
Patriots Memorial Chapter was
entertained with a luncheon last
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. 4.
B. Grsndin, 1915 New Hampshire
avenue. The guests of honor were
the president general. n. 8. D. A,
r., Mrs. George Maynard Minor. and
Mrs. Livingston S. Hunter. treas
urer general. n. S. D. A. r. Twen-
ty-two were present The regular
business melting followed. the re-
gent, Miss Carolene F. Smith, pre-
siding. A substantial sum was vot-
ed in support of the Y. w. c. A,
Drive. The District milestone pro-
tected by Patriots Memorial Chan
ter was ordered painted. and the
chapter planned pilgrimage to
the spot in the near future Mrs.
archer 5. Haycock gave ii musical
program. She was accompanied by
Mrs. I. Birch