The Washington herald., 1922-05-01
kR@Waslzing1on Society ~ ~

r. A. Boswell, Richard Eacho. E. II
Blalock. II. F. Cary. ]. A. Chumbley
John A. Emmart, Albion wilkens
Tuck. Carol Mcclure, Clarence Cur
tbs. Chauncey Carter, George Rawl'
ings. A. d. Mamuliian, John r. Lit
tie. Gwyn Lloyd Garrison; chairman
of committee, DR.. Thomas Evans
vice chairman, Jesse B. Anthony.
MASSACHUSETTS, SOCIETY
MEETS HERE TOMORROW.
The Massachusetts Society will
meet in Thomson School tomorrow
at s .. m. The committee having
in charge the Guest of Honor
Night" May 81. Will report. Practi-
cally all OF the honor guests have
forwarded their acceptance and
Governor Claiming Cox will come
from Boston especially to attend
the Bay Staters' function.
Because of the fire which de-
stroyed the ballroom of the Hotel
willard. this function has been
transferred to the City Club hall
room.
Fraulein Gertrude Baer, of Ger
many, and Mrs. Walter Cope. of
Philadelphia, were guests of
Mrs. Herbert d. Brown during
the convention of the Won
ems International League for
Peace and Freedom. Fraulein Baer
who is secretary of the youth
movement Of Germany, will tour the
country under the auspices of the
league. speaking from the same
platform with Mrs. Arnot Robin
son of England and Mile. Therese
Pottecher-Arnould, of France.
FIRST OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
MEMORIAL DANCES TODAY
This afternoon, the first of the
series OF dances in aid of the
George Washington Memorial will
be held at Rauscher's. 1t will be
Administration Day. Tomorrow
will be District of Columbia Day.
Wednesday will be Army and Navy
Day; Thursday will be Eastern Day,
Friday Southern Day, and Saturday
Western Day. The entire proceeds
of the dances, which will be held
from 500 to $40 o'clock will be ad
ded to the District of Columbia
quota of the Memorial Fund.
Tickets for the dances are $1.0o
apiece and may be had at the door
at Rauscher's or at the headquar-
ters of the George Washington
Memorial Association, 1900 / street
northwest.
Additional patronesses for the
dances announced yesterday include
Nine. Alfred SEE, wife OF the Chi
nese Minister; Nine. Marc Peter,
wife of the. Swiss Minister; Com
tesse de Sieyes de Veynes. wife
Of the attache of the French En-
hassy: Nine. Karl Lang, wife of
the charge daffaires OF the Ger
man Embassy. Nine. Hans E. Ries-
ser, wife of the second secretary of
the German Embasy; Mrs. Eugene
Hale, mother of Senator Hale, of
Maine; Mrs. william NJ. Calder. wife
of Senator Calder. of New York
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, wife Of
Senator Kellogg, of Minnesota:
Mrs. John B. Kendrick, wife Of Sem
ator Kendrick, of Wyoming: Miss
Julia r. Maths, niece of Senator
Mckinley, of Illinois; Mrs. Edward
D. Hays, wife of Representative
Hays, of Missouri; Mrs. Lemuel p.
Padgett. wife of the Representative
from Tennessee; Mrs. Ben Johnson
wife of Representative Johnson. OF
Kentucky; Mrs. Harry +. |, wife
of Representative Hull, , Iowa;
Mrs. Frank C. Millspaugh. wife OF
the Representative from Missouri
Mrs. James r. Mann. wife OF Repre-.
sentative Mann, OF Illinois; Mrs
Joseph Walsh, wife Of Representa-
tive Walsh. of Massachusetts: Mrs.
Israel NJ. Foster, wife of Repre-
sentative Foster, OF Ohio. and Mrs
Willis Van DeVanter. wife of JUS
tice De Vanter. of the United
States Supreme Court.
Others on the list are Mrs. jaime.
G. Harboard, Mrs. Stimson j. Brown,
Miss Maud l.. Davidge, Mrs. Arthur
Lee. Mrs. Frederick A. Delano, Mrs
Josiah A. Van Orsdel, Mrs. Charles
Fl. woodruff. Mrs. Henry Leonard
Mrs. Hope H. Andrews. Mrs. Robert
Love Taylor. Mrs. Luke McNamee
Mrs. Thomas Holdup Stevens, Mrs
Henry Lloyd ApinwalI. Mrs. Thomas
Noyes, Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, Miss
Lydia S. Biddle, Mrs. Tasker II
Bliss, Mrs. Philip V. II. Lansdale
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mrs. John l..
Newbold. Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe
Mrs. Robert Hollister Chapman
Mrs H. Tudor b. Harris. Mrs. John
A. Johnston. Mrs. Charles Carrof,
Lee. Miss Jessica r. Smith. Mrs.
Charles Train, Mrs. John Temple
Graves, and Mrs. Powell CLAYTON,