Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-05-17
opened their summer home on the
Foreside, Portland. Me.

Miss Olga McCufdy OF Birmln8 man,
Ala. is the =. house y; s guest s, Ct M ME-
street, for the week. having come
especially to attend the Sacred Heart
benefit dance at Wardman Park Hotel
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Mattingly
Monday for Atlantic City, where they
will remain for a week.
Mrs Edward Everett BIodgett of
Boston. who is stopping at the Pow.
! luncheon there today.
The annual banquet of Rho Beta
Chapter of MI Phi Epsilon National
Musical Sorority was given last even.
Raleigh in honor of its patronesses
and patrons. Mabel c. Linton as
toastmistress introduced the speakers
of the evening Reginald Rowland
spoke on fraternities and sororities,
followed by a musical program rem.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, basso.
Mabel Linton accompanying.
A partial list of the patrons, who are
musicians Of note, include Emmanuel
wad, Charles Trowbridge Tittmann,
Edward H. Droop. Lucy Brickenstein'
Claude Robson, Mr. and Mrs. w. W.
Delano. Mrs. William II. Reed, Mrs.
Ethel II. Gawler. George H. Miller.
Edgar T. Paul, 9. E. Christian ana
Mrs. Peter Drury The evening closed
after the singing Of the national
sorority song.
There will be an innovation at the
dinner which the Thirteen Club Will
give at the Women's City Club to-
morrow night. Instead OF having the
last course served in the usual man
will go to the Art Center. where, as
guests of the Washington Handicraft
Guild, coffee and ice cream Will be
awaiting them. They Will then inspect
the exhibition being held by the
guild. This exhibit will remain open
to the public until Saturday.
The bazaar at the Women's City
Club opened this afternoon and was
so well attended that the booths were
practically sold out and new con.
signment OF goods or all xmas Will
be displayed today.
The hearts and arrow table proved
most eopular; the gentlemen. when
lost. were always to be found there.
The refreshment table was doing a
big business in Women's City Club
cocktail, with real mint; quite home
like.
The radio station. originated by
Miss Marie Steiner, experienced trou-
BILE with ethereal waves, in spite OF
which a message was received by the
District of Columbia suffrage COM
mittee from the President that Con-
District Loud and prolonged ap-
plause Those wishing to tune in will
use the password ZYX.
On the candy table will be found a
CONNECTION reported excellent for re-
ducing. Here also are displayed four
pri1 hoH a
county better baby contest, all over
Sc per cent perfect and the boy 80
per cent perfect.
ten-pound ham contributed by the
chef and decorated in true Partisan
fashion. truly a work of art. will be
auctioned this evening at o'clock.
Additions to the committees are
Mrs. Ellis Meredith, who will tell for
tunes from to O'Clock today and
tomorrow: Mile. Jeanne Lamblin and
Mile. Yvonne Durt. students at the
n. c. s. School, with Miss Marion
Brown and Miss Susan Crowley. who
are helping at the French booth. and
and Mrs. Retta Campbell, radiograms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W. Henderson
are at the Chalfonte. Atlantic city.
to remain for several weeks.
Mrs. John Winters Brannan of New
York arrives in Washington today to
stay at the headquarters of the Ma
tional Woman's Party. Mrs. Bran
of New York women to arrive for
the dedication of the Woman's Party
headquarters here next Sunday.
Among the New York women who
will be in Washington for this occa-
sion are Mrs. Dunlevy Milbank. Mrs.
mont. Mrs. Julia Robbins. Mrs. Lydig
Hoyt and Mrs. IneZ Haynes Irwin.
The dedication ceremonies, which
begin at 8 o'clock next Sunday after
noon. will be. followed by an informal
reception in the gardens Of the
Woman's Party headquarters.
Mrs. John Gordon Battelle of CO.
lumbus, Ohio. will head the receiving
line, which will include members of
the national reception committee.
among them Mrs. Harry NJ. Daugh-
erty. Mrs. Albert B. Fall. Mrs. Henry
c. Wallace. Mrs. James J. Davis. Mrs
Alley Pomerene. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer. Mrs. Virginia White Speel.
Mrs Elliott Woods. Mrs. Marie Moore
Forrest, Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer. Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis. Mrs. Valentine VIM
tiers, Mrs. w. Mcclellan Ritter. Mrs.
Emile Beriiner. Miss Katherine Judge
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs.
Frederick H. Gillett, Mrs. Charles E.
Sawyer, Mrs. Frank B. Willis. Mrs.
George c. Christian. Mrs. Thomas j.
Walsh Miss Emma Gillett. Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Crane and Mrs John Allen
Daugherty.
refreshment committee for the recep-
ton. A group of twenty-five young
girls. members Of the Women's Over
seas Legion. will help to serve.
Women prominent in the social life
of the capital are finding or making
the opportunity this week to con-
tribute by personal service to the sue
cess Of the movement to obtain the
District of Columbia quota OF the
fund for the George Washington me-
mortal. Among those who are active
ly engaged in obtaining contributions
are Nine. Jacobo Varela, wife OF the
minister from Uruguay, who Is en-
listing the support of the women OF
the attn American diplomatic group,
and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene. wife of the
working among her fellow members
Of the Ohio State Society. Mrs. John
N. Speel is leading the appeal among
the republican women of the DIS
trict, while Mrs Julien ]. Mason Is
in charge of the work among the
democratic women of the capital:
Mrs. William F. Dennis leads a
group of southern women, Mrs. Min
nigerode Andrews is enrolling con-
tributors among the artists or the
city, Mrs. H. Darlington Bolton has
charge of the canvas among the mem
bers of the Girls Friendly Society.
Miss Ethel Bagley heads the forces of
the Council Of Business Women and
Maj. Julia Stimson is interesting the
personnel of the Army Nursing Corps.
Mrs. Noble Newport Potts. who re-
Gently announced on behalf OF NIs:
William Gerry Slade, state regent Of
the New York Society OF Daughters OF
1912, a donation Of $1,000 to endow
room in the memorial for the exclusive
use of the New York society. Is work
rn0fQ among