The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-18
KANSAS SOCIETY WILL
OBSERVE ANNIyERSARy

| VI " dSHlnRIOn and
vicinity will celebrate the si.tv-
first anniversary of the admission
OF their State into the Union On
January IS, the 18th falling on Sun
DAY. The occasion will be a din
ner dance and card party at
kauscher's at 1880. The committee.
unoer the leadership of Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Gam. Mrs. lanes
ing on the details and a very inter.
esting party Is predicted. The fol-
lowing women are giving their sun
port to the undertaking. Mrs
CHARLES Curtis. Mrs. Arthur Can
per, Mrs. Philip p. Campbell. Mrs.
Daniel r. Anthony, Mrs. Edward p
Little. Mrs. Homer Hoch. Mrs. las
q. Strong, Mrs. Hays B. White. Mrs,
!: N. Ttncher. Mrs. Richard E. Bird
Mrs. William A. Ayres. Mrs. -Ed-
ward Everett Gam, Mrs. James
karrick. Mrs. Lon Williams, Mrs
victor Murdoch. Mrs. William s.
Cuioertson, Mrs. Charles E. Lob
deli. Mrs. E. A. Helmick. Mrs. q.
II. Estes Mrs. VIM. C. Rivers. Mrs
c. o. Sheriff.. Mrs. l.. r Ricbsrd-
son and Mrs. G. E. Kumpe.
The officers of the society. are.
William S. Culbertson. vice chair.
man OF the Tariff Commission
president; Roy A. Roberts, Walter
a. Johnson. Mrs. Charles e. Lob
dell. vice presidents: Miss Mar
guerite Sewell. secretary; A, f
stevenson. treasurer. Tickets NAV
be had from any of the officers.
Mrs. Luke C. strider will enter
tain the nature section of the
Twentieth Century Club today from
to o'clock at her residence. IAN
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Villa
II. Heron, president of the club.
Will give an illustrated talk ON
PLANT Lore" Mrs. Leo Miner will
preside at the tea table.
The public is cordially invited IN
attend the opNning of an exhibition
Of paintings by Shunko Sugiura, of
Tokyo. Japan, today from 3 to I:3o
p. m, to be held under the auspices
of the Smithsonian Institution at
the United States National Museum
Tenth and B streets northwest for
ten days.
Mr.. Sugiura is now on his wav
to Paris to present to the Louvre
one of his works which was ac-
cepted about ten years ago, and Is
taking this opportunity to show I'm
this country his paintings, iIlustrat-
ing phase of the art of Japan.
The Mildred Lee Society, Children
OF the Confederacy. will hold its
annual commemoration of Gen.
Robert E. Lees birthday at the
Capltol tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Representative Lucian w. Par
IRISH will make the address and a
presented by the District
of Columbia division, United Daurh
tiers of the Confederacy, through its
president, Mrs. Walter E. Hutton
will be placed upon the statue of
Gen. Lee by Miss Edna Wells, pres
ident of the society. This privilege
was first granted the Children Of
the Confederacy by the late Hon.
Champ Clarke, Speaker of the
House.
The exercises will be under the
direction of Mrs. A. W. Wells. a.
rectress of thes children. Member,
and friends of the society are re-
quested to meet at the ca st entrance
Of the Capitol and then proceed TO |
Statuary Hall.
MRS. Harris J. Bixler has Joined |
her husband, Representative Bixier.
at the Lafayette Hotel. where they
will be for several weeks.
Representative Frederick C. Hicks.
Of New York. is the recipient Of a |
silver loving Gun pre-
scented to him by the French dele
cation at the arms conferences 10
the trip to Yorktown
Va. during the holidays when Mr..