The Washington times., 1924-12-05


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WORKERS TO AID
CASUALTY HOSPITAL.
The Christmas sale and bazaar
Tor the benefit of Casualty Hospital,
which will be held on the afternoon
and evening of Wednesday, Decem-
Der 10; in the crystal parlor of the
Ebbitt Hotel, will attract a large
number OF people seeking suitable
Christmas gifts. Mrs. Martha J..
Vaughan, president Of the board of
lady managers, is chairman of the
committee and Mrs. William J..
Brewer is vice chairman. Mrs.
Edgar ]. Brown is chairman of the
apron table; Mrs. A. o. Ollie, of the
cake table; Mrs. Walter Barr, Of
the jelly and pickle table; Mrs. M.
c. Bassett, of the candy table; Mrs.
John w. Reynolds, of the fancy
work table; Mrs. Roger j. White
ford, of the parcel post table, and
Mrs. Ernest Kettler and Mrs. W. J.
Carmichael compose the committee
on arrangements.
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The autumnal ball given under
the auspices of the Stonewall Jack
SON Chapter Of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy will be held
at Wardman Park Hotel tonight at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Coolidge heads the list of
patronesses. Frank Conway will
make. the presentations, and in the
receiving line will be Miss Marie j.
Mcclure, Mrs. Florrie Barr, Mrs.
Bertram Trenis. Mrs. Henry G.
Clay, Mrs. Edward E. Britton, Miss
Margaret Hutchinson, Mrs. Viola.
Fellows. Mrs. James F. johnson,
Mrs. Nelson Webster. Mrs. T. HI.
Baker, Miss Isabel Evans and Miss
Fannie Adams, who are officers of
the chapter; also Mrs. BENJAMIN
Soule Gantz, chairman of the ball
committee; Mrs. j. C. Trimble, Mrs.
Charles H. Fred, Mrs. Nell Faux
ner, Miss Gretna Boswell, Mrs.
Charles Ellis Bruce and Mrs. Frank
Morrison.
Commander and Mrs. H. H.
Rousseau entertained a company of
eight at dinner at LIE Paradis last
night. The party later adjourned
to the Club Chanticleer for the
supper dance.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie is arriving
in Washington on Monday, from
her home in New York, and will
stay at the Shoreham while here.
Congressman and Mrs. Henry
Riggs Rathbone, who have recent.
~ returned to Washington from
their home in Chicago, are at the
Lafayette Hotel to remain through
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rath-
bone were in New York for a
week or ten days before coming to
town.
The sustainers and subscribers
OF the RAMS Head Players are
guests of honor at the speciaI
matinee recital being given by the
unique artistic Ellen Van VolkAn.
burg this afternoon in the Ward
man Park Theater.
Robert Bell is presenting Miss
van Volkenburg in an Initiative
reading Of the Maude Adams com.
pany in Sir James Barrie's What
Every Woman Knows"
Later in the season other staoa
artists will be heard In a number
OF matinee programs including a
talk on stage design by James Rev.
nolds, art director OF the rams
I1eau fIayers, at which time his
0rlslnal drawings and studies for
the Rams Head productions will
DO on exhibition.
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A bazaar and Christmas sale ro.
the benefit of the Guild Of the ~.
tie Flower, which maintains ! hos.
pital at Ketchekan, Alaska. will he
held on December 9, 10, III. and -
at 1874 street. Mrs. Emile war.
WICK Montgomery is president Of
the organization and the other Of
tlcers are Mrs. David Mccarthy.
Mrs. Elmer Murphy, Miss Elizabefh
moore and Miss Margaret Tough.
ran,
MRS. Robert e. Lee will be hostess
at luncheon on Sunday.
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MRS. Robert Love Taylor, wife of
the late Senator Taylor of Tenpe.
see, has returned to her apartment
at l727 K street for the winter.
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Additions to the roster of the EN-
bassy Club which meets every Sun.
DAY evening in the gold room at
LIE Paradis, are Senator and Mrs.
Robert L. Owen, Miss Alice Mann.
,. I. Summerlin, Colonel Henry III.
Armstead, Baron Plessen and Benia.
min Cohen Of the Chilean Embassy.
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Miss Helen Varick Boswell of
New York is the guests OF Mrs
Elizabeth p Piarco ~ fha portra,-