Evening star., 1924-04-08
'S|B[EY HOSPITAL
GUILD PLANS TEA
Women Will Open Benefit
Fete for Institution Fri
day Afternoon.

nan, IloV I>orul Sdpltoi SlTcel, HeAl
Friday from until 10 pm, when
friends of this we'll known institu-
tion will be cordially welcomed, given
opportunity to enroll as members
of the guild and to donate either cash
or hospital supplies.
The only appeal ever made to the
public for financial assistance for
Sibley Hospital is made through the
Woman's Guild. which has a member
ship of about l l,500 and has been
serving the hospital and it's patients
for more than two decades. Since
it's organization in 1902 il has turned
over TO the hospital several thou
sand dollars in cash, in eQuiprne {
and in supplies. 1t has recently as
stunned responsibility for the purchase
of a new electric mangle for the
hospital laundry at an approximate
cost Of $4,000.
The donations OF linen from friends
of the institution and guild MEM
bers will be displayed in the audi
is to be presided over by Mrs. H :.
France, the guilds vice president at
large.
VIII Greet Guests.
Guests will be greeted by ushers in
the reception hall and conducted to
the parlor, where they will be greet
ed by receiving, line composed OF
the officers of the guild. the wives
of Methodist ministers of Washing
ton, headed by Mrs. John r. Edwards
and Mrs. L. c. Clark. and the wives
of practicing physicians invited to
assist Mrs. r B. Cogswell and Miss
u k1t hnr u nh in
Miss Mary +. France is chairman
of ushers and will be assisted by Miss
Ella Ford. Miss Elizabeth Ford, Mrs
Harry Shaw. Mrs. J. S. Barker, Mrs
Mrs. Howard L.ambdin, Mrs. JOY f
Morgan, Mrs. W. G. Mansfield and
Miss Jennie Barker.
The principal speaker of the after
noon Will be Representative John G.
ketcham of Michigan, who will be
liam Frazer Mcdowell will also ad-
dress the gathering. A stringed or
cheStra Will provide music throughout
the afternoon and the evenings pro-
ing school students. From to s
a buffet supper will be served by the
Rust Hall auxiliary of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society under direc-
tion of Miss Elizabeth ID. Condy and
Miss nellie Herbst. dietitians or the
dation of those who wish to remain
for the evenings program. The pro-
ceeds OF this supper will go toward
the purchase of piano for Rust Hall
Will Assist Mrs- France.
Mrs. France will be assisted by the
following ladies representing their
respective churches or organize tons:
Anacostia-Mrs: c. II. Lambdin,
Campbell, Mrs. w. II. Renhoff. Bright
wood Park--Mrs. Charles Helmick,
Mrs. II. $. Omohundro, Mrs. J. r.
Sands, Mrs. {. 5. Cole. Brookland-
Mrs. Alfred Jeffrey. Mrs. II. B. Nc
Clure. Mrs G. A: Williams, Mrs. A. S
Mowbr Mrs. r. l. Ross. Bruen-
nevra Nairn. Mrs. Frank B. Walker
Mrs. II. L. Amiss. Mrs. Paul Grave
Mrs. II. w. Kitzmiller, Mrs. J. W.
Thompson Congress Heights--Mrs
r. +. HUNT. Mrs. j. A. Yearger, Mrs
Douglas-Mrs. D. c. Cook. Mrs. A.
NJ. Tai albert, Mrs. j. o. Wrightson, Mrs
q. Van Fossen. Dumbarton Avenue
Mrs c. V. Wilson, Mrs. Charles II
Cray, Mrs. r. J. Hoage, Mrs. B.
McGowan. East Gate Chapter, No. 81
o. L. S.-MrS. A. 5. Henderson. Ed
brooke-Mrs l. L. Derrick, Mrs. John
T. Fort. Mrs. H. Hoskinson. Epworth
South-Mrs. ]. l.. Brimer, Mrs, y
f. Webb. Falls Church circuit-Mrs
George Crossman, Mrs. 5. Rees Muir
ray, Miss Miriam +. sherman, Mrs
NJ. c. Bean.
Foundry-Mrs. NJ W. Adams, Mrs
o. H Hillman, Mrs. w. o. Ison, Miss
Gertrude Lutz, Mrs. q. W. r. Stokes
Mrs. q. II. Fonken, Mrs. f. a. Short
Miss Ella Steinmetz. Washington
DeaConess Home-Miss Mae Smith
Gorsuch-Mrs. Mary J. Collision, Mrs
Melvin Lederer. Hamline-Mrs. II. b
Brooks. Mrs. William A. Paul, Mrs
Orrin q. Watkins. Mrs. j. A. Winner
Mrs. l.. G. Clark, Mrs. r. c. Cheese
man, Mrs. Frank Welch. Mrs. JOSEPH
ton, Mis- Silas Robb. Iowa Avenue
Mrs. Charles Duehay, Mrs Z. F..
Wiseman. Mrs. John X. Edwards. Mrs
II. S. France, Miss Mary II. France
Mrs. r. J. Howard, Mrs. u. p. Wal
I<er. Mrs. W. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Harry
dorf, Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. ~. S
Heavener. Langdon-Mrs. \, r.
Brandt. Mrs. Warren Post, Mrs. Johr
Haymaker, Mrs. Mary A. George, Mrs
J. r. Tapp, Mrs, G, Fl. Van Hook, Mrs
w Clark Main. I-aytonsviIle circuit
Mrs. John Stacks, Mrs. n. A. Line.
weaver, Mrs. Roger Hawkins. Mrs. W
q. Igiehart. Lincoln Road-Mrs. L.
I.appin, Mrs. Isabel Grissom, Mrs. w
q. Mcneil, Mrs, II. a. Morrison. Mrs
V. c. Woodbridge. Lucy Webb Hayes
Miss Katherine Hankin. Miss Mary
politan--Miss Ella S. Ford, Mrs. L:
McDougle Mrs. Harry Bosley, Mrs
III. ID. Mitchell. Miss Louise c. Will
son. McKendree-Mrs. t. M. Riffel
Mrs. Charles A. Shreve. Mount Yer
non-Mrs. oscar Jones. North Capitol
Hynson. Petworth-Mrs. w, l. Hibble
Mrs. Edward Hayes, Mrs. FL. =. Brock.
son. Rhode Island Avenue. Methodist
Episcopal-Mrs. Charles A. Fenner
Mrs. Mary e. Thorne.
Ryland--Mrs. Fred s; cawson. Mrs
C. w. Bohannon. Maude E. Donald
SON, Mrs j. Thomas Hart, Mrs
Fra Francis A. Biddle. Sherwood Pres
byterian-Mrs. F. A Iinger. Trinity
(AIexandria, Va-)-Mrs, j. b. Duncan
man. mp; j. i rrinty FnHgera'&S e&ashfng1on9Mrs M
r. Il. Chaplin, Mrs. Maurice Otterback,
Miss Clara V Ober, Mrs. Carrie Pryor,
Mrs. Joseph Dawson, Mrs. Harry w
Shaw. Union-Mrs. Jessie p. Craw-
ford. Mrs. NJ: w. Fernandez, Mrs; J,
mortal United Brethren-Mrs. F: b.
Cogswell. Washington Grove--Mrs.
James Mount, Mrs. Albert Osborn,
Mrs Clarence Welch. Waugh.Mrs.
T. r. stewart, Mrs; Howard F.
ooThS: O. j Singleton. wesley-Mrs Cora
johnson, Mrs. G. r. Linkins,. Mrs. ].
c. Nicholson. Mrs John o. Schuckers.
Wilson Memorial-Mrs. ]: A. Allen,
Mrs. j. It. Simpson, Mrs A. T. Speel-
man. Woodside-Mrs. c. d. Williams,
Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Charles F.
Boss, Mrs. George l. Conner. Friends
table (for gifts not given through
any particular church)-Mrs Edwin
Detweiler, Mrs. Fred Grove, MrA j.
Winslow Taylor.
Mrs. G. w. r Stokes, treasurer of
the guild, will have charge of cash
donations and will issue membership
certificates to those who wish to en-
roll as active members at 81 a year,
sustaining members at IS a year. or
life members at 500.
The tearoom will be in charge of
Mrs. Harry Underwood, assisted by