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philanthropic work of the capital
were there.
The guests were permitted to visit
dormitories. where cots in long rows
were arranged; the kitchen where the
men prepare their own meals; the
two baths-quite inadequate and
other arrangements for fitting the So
| journers there for going out into
the world neatly groomed.
There are many needs at the Step
ping stone yet to be filled. books,
! magazines. records and other things
for the mental employment as well
as for the physical welfare of the
| men.
A splendidly arranged and inter-
esting luncheon was given at the
ecutive board of the Congress of
Mothrs and Parent-Teachers' Asso-
citation as hosts. The tables were
charmingly set with spring blossoms
as "a decoration, hostess from -ari-
Gus branches of the work occupying
a place at the head of each table.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith presided,
announcing the vitality interesting
program in which the heads of the
many philanthropic, and social or
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In the company of guests were the
Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper. Miss
Mary Gwynn, representing the Day
Nursery and Dispensary; Miss Lydia
Burklin of Friendship Home. Mrs;
House. Judge Kathryn Sellers of the
| Juvenile Court. Miss Abbott of the
national bureau of education, Mrs.
Sanders of the milk lunch in public
schools committee, Mrs. Charles +.
I Il nf
nifty Society, Mrs. Basil Manly. presi-
dent of the College Women's Club;
Mrs. Swormstedt, president of ene
Women's City Club; Mrs. Emma San
ford Shelton of the w. c. T. u, Mrs,
William H Heron of the Twentieth
Century Club. Miss Ann Gittins Hall
of the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Florence
Jackson Stoddard of the Society OF
International Letters and Arts. Mrs.
Clancy of the Mothers Club of Nj
the Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Sidney Jacobs of the Blind Associa-
ton. Mrs. Cecil B. Norton, director OF
community centers; Miss Cavanaugh.
! dean of the Catholic Social Service
school; Mrs. James Carroll Frazier,
Foundation: Mrs Harry Lewis of the
Council of Jewish Women: Lieut. Nina
c. Van Wrinkle of the women's bureau
of the police department, Miss Eliza
bet Endicott Poe. Miss Anna E. Hend-
ley of the Anthony League; Mrs. F.
D. Ransom of the Housekeepers Al
lance. Mrs. Whitman Cross, president
of the Council of Social Agencies,
and president of the Visiting Nurses
Society; Mrs. Culver of the Legion OF
Loyal Women, Mrs. Kate Waller Bar-
rett of the Florence CrHtenden Mis-
sion, Miss Elizabeth Poe, who spoke
on publicity; Mrs. Fraser of the
clothes conservation committee of the
Congress of Mothers. Mrs. Spotts-
wood of the school shoe and rubber
fund: Mrs. Dalton of the Congress of
Mothers, Mrs. John N. Speel, Mrs,
Lloyd Smoot and a number of others
of prominence.
BENEFIT Card Party
Esther Chapter, o. E. s.
| Miss Mabel Botsch announces all ar
| rangements complete for the card
party to be given by Esther Chapter,
No. 5, o. E. s., April 10, at Wardman
Park Hotel. Tables are being re-
| served rapidly and the affair promises
to be equal to any Of its kind given
this winter. both socially and finan-
| cially. Mrs. P. w. Gibbon has a score
of this seasons debutantes to assist
| her in the sale of cake and candy.
Mrs. Charles H. Cecil. chairman OF
patronesses. has secured. with 9TH
ers. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, who heads
the list; Mrs. Fall, Mrs. Hubert Work,
Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mrs.
James Campbell Cantrill, Mrs. Rich
ard Yates. Mrs. Tillman B. Parks, Mrs.
| Breckenridge Long, Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer. Mrs. Gist Blair, Miss Edna
| Patton. Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentlss,
Fries. Mrs. siebert D. Boak. Mrs.
! Samuel Prescott. Mrs. c. E. Hawley,
Mrs. E. r. Jacobsen, Mrs. Mark Pot
| ter. Mrs. Alfred Thorn, Mrs. Charles
! O'Neill. Mrs. Flora Campbell. Mrs
Peter Prury; Mrs; ;, Murisl 1y,, Lynch: s.os Mrs:
Mrs Maynard Crane Burrell. Mrs. X.
A. Hubbard, Mrs. Edward Stock, Mrs.
G. T. Ford. Mrs. Sterling Kerr, Mrs.
! Roe Fulkerson. Mrs. Wallace Streater,
| Mrs. C. Handy. Mrs. James Hudson
and Mrs. c. Allen.
At the card party and tea on the
| afternoon of April 10. to be given
by the Russian relief committee in
embassy. 1125 18th street. the tea
will be served by Mrs. Gibbon. Mrs.
Marshall Bullitt and Mrs. Randall
Hagner. Special Russian cakes will
be baked ID yahe. by the .; embassy nass chef
off, the sister of the Russian am
bassador. Those not wishing to play
| cards may purchase tickets and at
| tend the tea. Tables and tickets can
| De ODtalneu from MINE. Oe bdCL, 1901
NJ, and checks should be made pay
able to the Russian Relief. of which
Mrs. George Marye is the local chair
man.
| Mrs. Maud Howell Smith. chairman
of the Dixie ball, which Is being
given by Robert e. Lee Chapter,
| L. D. c., on April II. from 9 pm.
to 1 pm, at the New Willard. an
nounces as chairman Of the young
ladies' committee, Miss Dorothy Mon
dell, and as vice chairman. Miss
Louise Mattingly. The chairman of
1 the floor is Mr.. Jesse Anthony. jr,
commandant Of Camp 3o5, S: c. ".
[ and vice chairman, Col. Robert N.
Harper. On the reception committee:
Honorary chairman. Col Theodore
| Roosevelt. assistant secretary Of the
Navy, and chairman. Mr.. William II.
| Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. L NJ. coburn enter
! tanned a company Of seven at din
ner last evening, at the Powhatan, In
| honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shipe.
A theater party followed the dinner.
! A number of prominent Washington
I foII lyaAA fvn tha