Evening star., 1924-03-10

come TO be one of the sprightly spring
Annuals OF Washington society. an
event managed for the most by the
debutantes of the season, assisted by
the debutantes of year or two
back, will this season be given for
the benefit of the Monticello fund.
II will take place the night of
Monday, April 2s, at the New willard
Mrs. Richard c. Marshall, chairman
Of boxes; Miss Janet Moffett. chair
man of pub lefty; Mrs. Leigh Palmer,
chairman OF patrone >ses: Command
er Theodore Jewell, u. s. N, chair
and treasurer. Hrs. Helen Ray Hag-
nar and chairman of decorations,
Miss Eugenia Lejeune
Nine. Hanenfeldt, who gave two
talks at the Washington Club last
week on the artists of the Moscow
Theater. is urged to repeat the talks
"Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
of this week, also at the Washing
ton Club, both taking place at $40
O'Clock in the evening.
"Wednesday evening Nine. Hanen-
feldt formerly of st. Petersburg,
of a the TAXI Moscow as suT}ssts The e ait9ay T
er Depths and "Tzar Feodor" Thurs
day evening her themes will be
"Chekow," Uncle Nania. the Cherry
Orchard" 'Dostoyessky,'' and The
DTotneTS OF hhfanl3 lO0, anu ne
History of the Moscow Art Theater.
Maj. snd Mrs Paul A. Capron have
returned from Europe and are stop
! Maj. Capron was for two years on
duty on the L. =. S. Pittsburgh, in
European waters. and will leave
shortly for Charleston, S. g., his new
| statioH.
card party will be given al Rausch-
er's, 2:S0. March 10. for the benefit Of
the Monticello fund, under tongres
| sional auspices. Mrs. Thomas w.
Harrison Is chairman OF the COM
mittes and will have assisting her
Mrs. Joseph Robinson. Mrs. 4. II.
Caraway. Mrs. =. Otis Bland. Mrs.
Henry Wider Keyes, Mrs. Carter
! Glass. Mrs. John w. Harreld. Mrs.
Samuel E. winslow. Mrs Percy
Henry DSFlood, Mrs. Charles Keene.
Mrs Lucien Carr. jr.; Mrs. Milton
Eliot, Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs
! Homer Hoch, Mrs. !. c. Linthicum
and Mrs. Minnegerode Andrews.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
! Oscar Underwood. Mrs. William r.
| Borah. Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. Mrs
Pat Harrison, Mrs. A. A. Jones. Mrs.
| L. Hart Fem, Mrs. George y. Hone,
| Mrs. j. Borden Hartman, Mrs Rob
ert Lansing. Mrs Stephen b. Elkins.
| IhTS. oSSAr Y. fOrtAer and Mrs
Breckinridge Long
Mrs. W. w. King of the Wardman
Park Annex entertained at the CO.
| lumbia Country Club Saturday after
noon at bridge tea in honor OF Mrs
Carolyn Cande Hopkins of Pittsfield.
Mass, house guest of Mrs. Leland G.
Talbot The guests numbered twelve
| Representative and Mrs Allan
| Moore entertained informally at din
ner last night at the New villa rd
where they make their home. They
had seven guests.
MIS- W. Harry Brown has returned
| to her apartment on Massachusetts
avenue from Florida and has as her
guests for short time, Mrs. Robert
Carson. jr, OF Pittsburgh and MIR
William H. Brown, jr, son of the
! hostess.
Mrs. George Peabody of Boston. who
spent some time in Washington al
| the Shoreham Hotel, left Saturday for
New YORK. Ms. Peabody entertained
| informally at dinner Friday night AT
the Shoreham and held a conference
with Miss Hafford Of the National
! Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs
| Minnigerode Andrews and Mrs. RAN
| dolph Keith Forrest, talking over ar
rangements for a pageant which they
! will produce, April 10, at the Scottish
Rite Temple, on 18th street. The
| subject of the pageant is based on