Evening star., 1924-05-06

James Haggernlan are conducting the
concert. which will be given at the
evening. May 10, at $50 o'clock.
Nine. Clara Clemens. Mark Twain s
only surviving daughter and q mezzo-
soprano of international note. will be
the artist for the evening. and en-
thu ia#m is great among musical cir
cieS Of Washington. Baltimore and
Virginia over this unusual event. Col.
George Harvey. former ambassador
TO Great Britain. will preside and
Irving Cobb will speak on that eve
ming
The list Of patronesses for this
concert include Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs Henry c.
wallace. Mrs. Jane; J. Davis, Mrs.
Hubert Work. Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
rriEIess Cantacuzene. Mrs. James
Mr. Selden t. Spencer. Mrs. Louis n.
Geldert, former national president of
inc League OF American Pen Women.
and Mrs Harry Atwood Colman. now
national president of the League OF
American Pen Women.
Patronesses for lie coup de vent. to
De given May 10 at ST. Pauls Acad-
eTy. are: Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mrs
Frank Pleadwell. Mrs. Cpshur More
Mrs. Perry Johnson. Mrs. Robert Hink-
icy. Mrs. ". c fiorgas Mrs. Chase
Kennedy. Mrs Sidney williams, Mrs.
Nallemberg. Mrs. Clarke Maggaman.
Mrs. Newbold Noyes. Mrs. Lyman
Kendall, Mrs. r. r Gown Miss Eliza
,""v t."v Miss Elsie Cassels. Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney. Mrs. Ffoulke.
S,IS Frederick de {. Faust. Mrs.
narry Wardman. Mrs. Robert owen,
MRS. John MCGOWAN. and others.
Tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon.
the Woman'S Party will give a
garden party in honor of the foreign
and national delegates to the Wom-
ans International League for Peace
and Freedom conference. The recep-
fton and tea will be held at the head
quarters. lst and 4 streets northeast,
at $50 o'clock
Mrs Donald f. Hooker of BaIti-
more Md. VIII make an address on
the work CT the Woman'8 Party.
The hostesSes for the occasion will
De Mrs. John Jay White of New York
city, Mrs Harvey Wiley. Mrs. Her
pert Brown. Miss Edith Goode, Mrs
Richard Wainwright. MIS-. George r.
Odell, Mrs. Florence 3. Boeckel. Mrs
toter Drury, Mrs. ]. NJ. Nelson. Mrs
louise w. Atkinson. Mrs Daniel
Ienh, Mrs Abbey Scott Baker. Mrs.
Manolah Brennan and Mrs Wyrnond
II. Bradbury.
ne ahhudl dinner under the su-
spices of the house COMMITTEES 10 the
Tetirlng and coming officers of
tine Women's City Club will be held
thursday at $50 o'clock pm. Judee
mary OToole, the first president. viii
preside. "''i
Miss Lucy j. Graham is in cbarse
OF large benefit card and NAH long
party given by the Syracuse J-niykr
ss.ty Alumnae Association THURSDAY.
may Is, at $50, at the National
1rmerlcan association of University
ne annual May ball to be given a,
W eMardman Park Hotel May 23 by the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter. L. .. G.
event in the chapter 4 Mardi S;ras
planned are
Miss Marie J. Mcclure is the presi-
oent OF the chapter. and among the
committees appointed are: Chairman
oI entertainment. Mrs. BENJAMIN.
Soult Gant2; chairman OF the recep
tlon committee. Mrs. Elisabeth Fred: :
wee chairman of the reception com
mittee. Mrs. Carolyn Viola Fellows.
chairman mems committee Mrs
CHARLES Bruce: chairman of Young
Iao'eS committee. Mrs. Bertram EweIl
Trennis vice chairman OF young
ladies' committee. Mrs. Frank Morri1
son. Others will be announced later
MIR. Joseph P. Tumulty will deliver
Ar address on Woodrow Wilson at the
annual dinner of the South Carolina
Society Thursday evening in the ban
Quet hall of Meridian Mansions, 240O
10th street The committee in charge
of the arrangements includes Mr..
CHARLES NJ. Galloway, Mr. T.. L. Boy-
kin, Mrs. Alexander NJ. Bull and Mr.
Horace @. Smithy. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all South Caro-
1IniaOS living in Woshiprton