The Washington herald., 1922-02-11
VAsSAR ALUMNAE GIVE
DANCE TO AID COLLEGE.


Among the boxholders for the
dance which the Nassar Alumnae
are giving at Rauscher's this eve
ming for the benefit of the salary
endowment fund of the college are
Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Mrs. Schuyler,
Merritt. Mrs. w. d. Connor. Mrs.
Frank Hamilton Funk and Mrs.
Louis Scherer.
Mark Reid Yates is to have
charge of the floor and Bernstein's
Orchestra will play. 1t Is expected
that a contingent from Fort Myer
and from Boiling Field will attend
the dance. In addition to the regu-
lar committee in charge of the
dance a number of the younger
members of society, including most
of the debutantes of the season,
will assist. These will include
Misses Mary Wallace. Delphine
Heyl, Dorothy Mondell. Carolyn
Nash, Rosa Maye Kendrick. Mary
Taylor. Lucille Showalter. Amanda
Mayo, Anna Hedrick, Gladys Will
Jams. Helen Griffen, Corrinne Ste
phens. Mary Stitt, Alice Mann,
Helen Colbert, Diana Cumming.
Mary Emily Hamilton, Nancy Hoyt.
Marcia Foss, Constance Foss, Mary
Palmer. Florence Cline. Nina Lunn.
Laura Lejeune. Margaret Tread
well, Gladys Chapman Smith. sgd
ney Webb. Patricia Ainsa, Annette
Ashford, Attila Kimmell. Elizabeth
| Kemp. Katherine Sutherland, Helen
LeSeure. Isabel Crawford. Madaline
Hampson.
A number of dinner parties will
precede the dance. Apong those
entertaining are Mrs. Henry Nor
row, Mrs Henry Graves. Mrs. d.
l.. Wing. Mrs. c. G. Lee. jr. and
Miss Virginia McKenney.
The patronesscs for the dance in
cIude Mrs. II. c. Wallace. Mrs. j.
NJ. Wainwright, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, Mrs. J. A. Lejeune, Mrs. Ar
, thur Capper. Mrs. Isaac T. Mann.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs. George
f. Hamilton. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer, Mrs. Coleman DUPONT. Mrs.
Joseph Davies and Mrs. w. c.
Rivers. The regular committee
which have all the arrangements in
| charge consists OF Mrs. Mason Pat
rick, chairman: Mrs. w. ID. Connor.
! Mrs. Henry Morrow. Mrs. Mark
Reid Yates. Mrs. Kerr Riggs. Miss
Frances Morrow, Miss Grace Roper
and Miss Helen Griffen.
Tickets for the dance may be OBJ
tained at the willard, the Shore
ham and Wardman Park hotels.
and from Mrs. Kerr Riggs. the
Chastleton.
The Women's National Press
Club of Washington will give its
weekly luncheon in the clubroom'
Cafe Madrillon. 1904 G street, sec.
ond floor. on Monday at 1880 when
the honor guest will be Mrs. Her
bert Hoover.
A Valentine dance will be given
Under the auspices of the Catholic
Women's Service Club at the Catho-
lie Community House. Gel z street
northwest, Tuesday evening from .
to 1880 o'clock.
At the lecture of the Alliance
Franchise, last Monday, were pres
ent: Mrs Charles r. Shepard. Mr-.
H. r. stiles. Mrs. y. C. Stiles, Mrs.
c. Hackett. Mr.. and Mrs. O.. s. Mi
ler, Miss S. Munroe. Mrs. III. +.
Bigelow. Mrs. F. H Deland, Mrs. H.
C. Gage. Miss NJ. v. Gage. Miss
Holbrook, II. G. Crocker, Mrs. and
Miss Carver. II. Gnerry. DIR. F. l..
Stephenson, Mrs. c. Stephenson
Scott. Miss X. Brawley, Mrs. S. S.
Wood, Miss Gladys Hinckley,, Miss
NJ. c. Redfern. Mrs. G. B. Newman.
Nine. and Mile. Blanchet, Miss F. W.
Boyce, Mrs. King-Smith, Miss r. J..
Mills, Mrs. w. Gorgas. Mrs. T..
Groesbeck, Miss M. G. Fox. Miss }.
G. Butler. Miss c. G. Critcher, Mrs.
d. Sherrier. Miss ]. Campbell. Miss
Il. f. Swan. Mrs. Ch. B. Curtis. Mrs.
II. Norment. Mrs. G. L. weitzeL
The next French lecture will be
given on Monday at 4:30 at .the
Washington Club by Monsieur Ber-
nard Fay, who is one of the official
lecturers of the Alliance Francaise.
The subject will be Les Boule-
vardI en- Decembre, 1921"