The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-05

William T. Reed and Mr.. Charles
Ferry as the artists, officers were
elected, They are; Miss, Elizabeths
Wilson, president; Mrs. william
Mathef Lewis, first vice president;
Mrs. Charles Corby, second vice,
president; Mrs. RMtters recording
secretary; Miss Lenore Murray, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Shute,
treasurer. and Miss Elizabeth Cul-
len, historian. ~
A buffet supper waH then served
on the lawn.
( A benefit card party for the Epis-
scopal Home for Children will be held
at the Shoreham Hotel on Saturday
evening. May 10, at o'clock. Mrs.
/ Fl. s. Robinson is chairman, assisted
by Mrs. b F. Taylor, Mrs. ]. 4.
Higgins and Mrs. Harvey Graham.
PLANS COMPLETED IN
FESTIVAL OFF NATIONS.
The Festival of the Nations"
which will be- given at Wardman
Park. May II, by team No., 2 of
the Monticello Association, of
which Mrs. Minnegerodes Andrews,
the president, will be the last
function of the drive" conducted
by Mrs. Rose GonVenenr Hoes for
the Thomas Jefferson, Memorial
Foundation.
/ The, grand march. Of the nations,
conducted by Martin. Sclanage, will
be led by Miss Wallace, of, Virginia,
and Miss Genevieve RuSlE, impersO,
mating Britannia and Columbia, to,
the. strains OF the Marine Band,
supplied for. the occasion by the
courtesy of Secretary Wilbur.
Miss Marjory Webster. with a.
llrge number of RirIs, will give the
nationals dapces of those countries
represented Wy groups in the pro,
cession in the national costumes.
Mrs. Eugene lie Merle is in charge
of the French, section, and Miss
Eugene LIE Merle will dance. the
tango for the South American
group. William Bowie Clark is
chairman OF the young. mems com,
mittee. Miss Bessie Mallicote and
Miss Clara Pratt have charge Of
''MEXICAN NIGHT" FEATURED
BY EEL CLUB CERvANTES."
FL Club Cervantes will celebrate
Mexican Night" on Thursday, May
8, in the auditorium of the Depart
ment Of Interior building, when
| the guests Of honor will be DIR. Jose
Benitez, charge d'affaires ad interim
of the Mexican embassy; Frank i.
Noyes, president of the Associated
Press; and DR.. GuiIlermo SherweIl,
Of the Inter-American High Com,
mission.
Among the artists listed for the
evening are Leo Alvardo, Mexican
concert violinist; Harry Angelica,
tenor, with Miss Bernice D. Ran.
dali at the piano. and the Black and
White Melody Boys.
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Al card party will be given Fri.
day afternoon, May 8, at the Dem
lee. 1917 r street, for the benefit
of the st. AIMS School. Mrs.
Charles e. Roach is chairman. She
will be assisted by Mrs. S. E. Kite,
jr., president Of the school associa-
ton: Mrs. A. J.. LaCroix, Mrs.
Charles P. Neill and Mrs. w. J.
Stohlman. Patronesses are:
MrS. JdIneS ii. L&OuSnOOrOugn,
Mrs John P. Judge, Mrs. Walter
D. Waugh, Mrs. John Sheehy, Mrs.
s. e. Kite, jr., Mrs. L. J. Tracy,
Mrs William j. Stohlman, Mrs.
Charles p NeiII, Mrs. John A, Gar:
rett, Mrs. w. e. Dettweiler, Mrs.
Evert L. Bono, Mrs. w. A. Mar.
ceron, Mrs. Mathilde Ferguson,
Mrs BENJAMIN F. Austin, Mrs.
Urban Wagner, Mrs F9orentino
Pamintuan, Mrs. Stadler, Mrs. A.
j. LaCroix and Mrs. Charles E..
y
The officers and board of the
College Women's Club will be the
hostesses at a reception and tea.
given in honor of Miss Jane Adams
and the delegates to the conference
Of the Women's International League
for Peace and Freedom, at the club
house this afternoon, from
4 until 6. Miss, Carrie Davis, the
retiring first vice president will pre-
side at the tea table; she will be
assisted by the other retiring
officers, Miss Airline Du Four. Miss
Annibel Matthews, Mrs Howard
/ Nichols, Mrs Skipworth Coale, and
Mra KoY.I EopninU