The Washington times., 1924-04-21
NEWS of SOCIETY

TRY Day School, who will speak on
Educational Fallacies"; w. Clark
Noble, one of the foremost American
sculptors, originator and designer Of
a proposed national memorial to
womanhood to be erected in this
city, and Frank Goodwin, well-known
illustrator and sketch artist.
Miss Florence Densmore, author
of "Mandan and Hidatsa Music" and
recorder of other Indian music, and
coran School of Art, who recently
won in a postor design competition,
will be presented.
Mrs. Helen Jean Paul Starr will
head the receiving line and will be
assisted by Mrs. Ada w. Duncan,
Miss Eugene l.. Lieutaud, Miss
Agnes B. Knoll. Miss Florence
Lewis, Miss Marietta Mohachino
Miss Nina N. Swearington, Mrs.
Daisy J. LIE Flohic. Miss Louise Ev.
ans, Miss Helen l.. Comfort, Miss
Viola Merigold. Miss Rosalie L. Mat.
thews, MIS- G. Sherbnrne Rogers
and Miss Edna B. Duncan.
The musical numbers will consist
of soprano solos by Miss Winifred
De Voc, with George Dixon Thonp
son at the piano; piano selections
by Miss Winifred McGregor Michael
son; a group of cello solos by Miss
Anna Sloan, with Mrs. Elizabeth c.
Sloan at the piano: tenor solos by
F. Edmond Boyer, with Mrs. 7. )
Lovette, piano accompanist.
There will be interpretative dance
numbers by Miss Edna Brandt Dun
can, of the Tchernikoff- Gardner
Dancers. and by Miss Dorothy
| Gates, with Mrs. Brown at the pi
ano. The program will be in charg
of Rudolphe de Zapp, president O1
the society.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper
Senator and Mrs. William B. Nc
Kinley, Senator and Mrs. Royal S
| Copeland, Senator c. c. Dill, Con
gressmen Longworth, Nelson, Dial
linger and Young. former Congress
man and Mrs. John NJ. Baer anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin arr
in charge Of arrangements for thu
address to members of Congress Il
kbe delivered Wednesday evening II
the majority room OF the House OF
five Building by Bernarr MacFad
den, the distinguished physical cul
ture expert, who will speak on thu
subject, How to Obtain Buoyan
Health"
Mr.. MacFadden's six daughter
will dance and will demonstrate
series of exercises suitable for tn,
members Of Congress and their fam
lilies. Mr.. MacFadden will come a
the invitation Of the Senators an,
congressman. who feel that tn
combining work Of Congress make
necessary greater thought for tn
health of members than has thu
far been given to the subject.
SOUTHERN VETERANS TO BE
HONOR GUESTS AT RECEPTION
The Mary Taliaferro Thompson
Southern Confederated Memoria
Association will celebrate its frs
Anniversary Saturday evening at
o'clock, at the Confederate Memoir
ial Home.
| Confederate veterans are to b,
guests Of honor. The delegation O
Southern Senators and Congress
men also have been invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Fred, presiden
Of the association, will head tn
receiving line, assisted by, Mrs
Cornelia Branch Stone, mast presi
dent general of the United Daugh
tiers of the Confederacy, and Mrs
Frank G. Odenheimer, past pres
dent general of the same organiza
ton.
Among those in the receiving lin
will be Mrs. Drury c. Ludlow Dis
trict of Columbia Division, repre-
senting the United Daughters q
the Confederacy; Mrs. Robert Hal
rison, Mrs. Lawton Morgan, Mrs
Rose Gouveneur Hoes, representa-
the Monticello Association; Miss Lii
liam Chenoweth, representing tn
, Daughters of the American Revolt
ton; Mrs. N. p. Webster, honorar
president of the Mary Taliaferr
Thompson Southern Confederate
Memorial Associations; Mrs. Alic
: Ferguson, Mrs. Harvey G.. Bal
Mrs. Edward Britton. Mrs. Mary I
Male, Mrs. George King, Mrs. Wa
l lace Streater. Mrs. G. w. Offut
J Mrs. Frank Morrison and Mrs. Flo
rest +. Vrooman. ~
al Mrs. Harriet Hawley LOcher. pre-
!. ident Of the d. c. Branch of Il