Evening star., 1923-03-17
chiId Welfare Society
benefits Well Attended.

, me Child Welfare Society was the
peneliciary OF performance Of three
9ne-act I plays last evening at the
, uyhouse given by q group of
personal direction Of Mr.. FoxhaII
patngeraeld. The plays will be re-
Ieated this evening. Among those in
IHe He audience were Senator and Mrs,
Mrs N a.'sT T,cGo, e, Edge, Representstive and
erick H; Gillett. Mr.. and Mrs. John
hoyce Brodertck. Mrs. Robert Woods
Eilss. Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael r, Gown
MIS-. Thomas Riley Marshall. Mrs.
S"iI ~ aIlan Dougherty, Mrs. william
con. Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Noyes.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Miss Beatrice
iltney. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell
=, .,,,weeney, Viscount and Viscountess
III u ntooer, the Misses Patten, Nine.
Hauge; Mrs. John Callan OLaughlin.
MISS Laura Harlan, Mrs. William
Barret Ridgely, Mrs Kenna FlkIns
Mrs. Gillett-H Hill. Nine. zaIdivar, Miss
Harrine Drake, Miss Madeleine Austin,
Miss Helen Hustled, Miss Anna Ham,
lin, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lee Hardistv.
JT.. MISS Frederica McKenney. Mrs.
Harley Calvin Gage and Miss Mar
earet Gage.
Miss Marion TrumbuIl was head
hsner LOT the Performance and had as
her assistants Miss Castle, Miss Caro-
,ine Thom, Miss Elizabeth Connolly.
MISS Louise Anderson. Miss Dors
Parker. Miss Gladys Chapman smith,
MISS MISS Helen LeSeure. Mrs Chauncey v
parker. jr., Miss Frances Hampson
Miss Beatrice Pitney. Miss Winifred
walker and Miss Carla Gordon.
Miss Elizabeth Hervey Young was
hostess to company OF twenty at
qlnHer iast evening preceding the
Junior League dance
MISS Alice Milburn was hostess at
dlnner last evening, preceding the
Junior League dance. in honor Of her
house guest. Miss Ruth Yates. having
as her guests, Miss Mary Stitt Miss
FRANCES Pelzer, Maj. Xenophon ii.
Price. Mr.. James Nolan, Mr. Thomas 6
Robertson. Mr.. Richard Shands and
Mr.. John Milburn.
Mrs. Charles j. Williamson was
hostess at luncheon yesterday for the
IIerce fulld connected with the
Washington Home for Children. en-
Mrs W s; Harlan. Mrs Josiah 4.
Van Orsdel. Mrs Charles III Robb,
Mrs. W: II, Sholes. Mrs. George A.
Sing Mrs: Sanford y. Whitwell. Mrs,
Mrs ITsnk l.. Browne, Mrs; A. B. Brown,
Ireen. Mrs. w. p. Patten. Mrs. ]. e,
Wilson: Mrs. a. p Stewart. Mrs s
Wolf. Mrs. J. F. Baines. Mrs. II. G.
I,i !" IiHs. MRS tarI A. DrOOD. Mrs +
:; Let's, Mrs. G. II. Johnson. Mrs. w.
ii; BayIey; and Mrs. Frank Mondell.
The guild Will hold a tea Saturday
afternoon, March "a. at the home OF
Mrs. w. S. Harlan. 2101 Wyoming
avenue northwest.
Mrs. wilftam Fitzgerald, president of
the General Federation of Women's s
Ciuhs of California, was hostess at
luncheon at the Hotel Hamilton yester-
day, entertaining Mrs. Henry Wilder
keyes, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs.
LYMAN b. Swormstedt, Mrs. Glenn Swig-
gett. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair. Miss
catherine Lenroot, Mrs Clara Sears
Taylor Mrs +: w. Billings. Miss Emily
BilIings and Miss Cora Rigby
The table was decorated with a CEN
terpiece of spring flowers, including
Tulips, sweet peas and daffodiIs
Miss May Gown entertained at lunch
con Yesterday, in compliment to Miss
Jean Darrah and Miss Marian Darrab
Other guests We're Miss Louise Ander-
son. Miss Harriet Love, Miss Elizabeth
Young. Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss
Suzanne Needer, Miss Minnie Veeder
Mrs. Lee Hardesty, Mrs. Fredericx
Dunn. Miss Mary HELEN and Miss Fran
ces Hampson.
Miss Mary Temple entertained a
small company at luncheon at the New
Willard yesterday.
Gen. and Mrs Douglas Macarthur
arrived in Washington yesterday from
the philippines and are at War6man
fark Hotel for an indefinite period.