Evening star., 1923-06-10
MONTICELLO FEAST
BRILLIANT EVENT
Hundreds Gather at Benefit
Breakfast Held for Jef-
ferson Foundation.

westward, Ho." was the slogan
which carried to a brilliant success
the breakfast at Rauschers yester-
day for the benefit Of the Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Foundation, which
purposes to make Monticello just
such Shrine as Mount Vernon now
Is The scene in the great ballroom
was a brilliant one, equalling in gen.
e-al interest a similar feast held
there short time ago.
Long before the time for the open
ing pageant, there were assem- mbl ID
several hundred women, many of them
representing families of founders and
patriots of the government directly
or indirectly; The guests N.oov,sr were
assisted by number of women who
helped to carry the event to success:
y section of the Marine Band played
while the guests assembled and later
gave q program suited to the TUE ot
the breakfast.
esprit of the Pioneer"
A three minute pageant opened the
breakfast, The Spirit of the Pioneer
devised by Mrs. Minnigerode An
drews. chairman of the Thomas
jefferson Memorial Association, and
staged by Miss Estelle Wentworth
and Aibsrt I9rr IF the Aisee
their services in the name OF the
memorial.
The speakers we're Breckenridge
Long, Mrs. Long having table
Samuel Herrfck, president CT the
Sons of the American Revolution
DR.. Howard L. Hodgkins and former
GOV. Robert A. Cooper of the Federal
Reserve Board.
Among the Hostesses-
Some Of the hostesses holding ta-
bles were: Mrs. Willebrand. AS
s:stant Attorney General; California
rable, Mrs. Howard Hodgkins, ID. A
homa. and a second Oklahoma table
of which Mrs. James V. McClintie
will be the hostess: Nine. Won Lew
insky. Colorado; Mrs. Elizabeth Fred
Southern Memorial Association; Mrs
Jean L. Bennett, Abraham Lincoln;
Mrs. Leland Stanford Conness. Gen.
George Washington: Mrs. George -
Hope. Eleanor Hope table; Mrs. FRANK
Morrison, U. d. c.: Mrs. William o.
owen: Samuel Herrick, Sons or the
Chamberlin, women's City Club; eX-
Gov. Spry, Utah; Mrs. Harris Bald
win, College Women's Club: MIR. ana
Mrs. Charles NJ. Galloway, South Car-
olina; Mrs ". w. King. Iowa Mrs
Wesley Stoner. Buckeye State; Mrs.
Theodore Tiller. Georgia; Mrs. Mary
Wright Johnson. the Alamo: Mrs. r.;
r. Hartley. North Carolina; Mr.. and
Mrs. Breckenridge Long. Missouri. :
Judge O'Toole. the judiciary; MIS-.
Sarah Johnston Penn, Colonial Danes;
Mrs. Mary T.. Chamberlain and MISS
Anne Bragg, the Gen. Bragg; Mrs
CordeU Hull, Tennessee; Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes, Empire state and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Campbell, Kansas.
Mrs. Andrews was hostess at the
memorating picturesque charactel
Of an early day of Ohio history 70
whom the Buckeye state owes us
famous orchards. Among her gueStS
enport White. Mrs. Thornton Boland
Mrs Thornton Poole Boland' MISS
Mary Maxwell. Miss Fannie Wells
Miss E;stelIe Wentworth. Mrs. Gillett
Hill and Mrs. George t. Porter.
Mrs. Taft Honor Guest.
Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife
Of the former President ana nov
was the honor guest at the Eleanor
Hone table. Mrs. George ID. Hope,
hostess, and her other guests were
Mrs Edward r. Sanford, wife OF AS
soclate Justice Sanford: Mrs Bob
Taylor. Mrs. Ollie James; Mrs.
Charles B. Howry, Mrs. Francis
Nash, Mrs. Van nevanter, Mrs
Charles G. Matthews and Mrs. Kemp
er Cowling.
The center of this table was a mass
Of spring flowers and the favors
were rare old photographs of civil
war heroes. such men as StoneWall
Jackson. Basil Duke. Judah p. Ben
.jamin and John c. Breckinridge;
some particularly rare original au-
fographed photographs of Robert E.
Lee and Fitzhugh Lee and picture
Of Dick Morgan.
The Sons of the American Revolu-
tion held a table with the presi-
don't, Samuel Herrick. presiding. and
with such guests as William S. Parks,
John Paul Earnest. William NJ. Han
nay. Clarence A. Kenyon. William
Tyler Page, Commander John Balch
marshal of the Shriners. and Judge
Paul Myron Linebarger, recently of
Shanghai, China. The flag of the
Sons of the American Revolution will
adorn the table.
The hostess at the table Of the
Daughters of the Confederacy was
Mrs. Frank Morrison, and her guests
Mrs. Cordelia Powell Odenheimer,
Mrs. Wallace Streeter, Mrs. Rose Dodd
Mulcare, Mrs. William H. Beck, Mrs.
Wallace Grayson Orme, Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Gathgens, Mrs. Louis Wal
dron, Mrs. Martha Fitzgerald, Mrs
william L. Dunlep, jr.. and Mrs. A.
.. Williams. Mrs. Morrison was also
chairman of the program committee.
Mrs. William Chamberlin. president
Of the Woman's City Club, had a
table
At the Empire state table Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes presided. Other
members OF her party were Mrs.
SpECrAT. NOTICES