The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-23


man Ransley, is returning this
Afternoon to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ransley will entertain at
luncheon on March IL at the Con-
gressional Club.
Mrs. r. r. Gown will entertain
at luncheon on Wednesday in COM
pliment to Miss Josephine Drouse
Of Toronto.
NOtobles Patrons for
K. of 6. Card Party
Herbert E. Parker, general chair.
man of the mid-Lenten concert, card
party and ball to be held under the
/ bus band at the Washington Hotel
on Monday evening, March II, has
ANNOUNCED that among the patrons
and patronesses will be Mrs. VIII
liam Howard Taft, the Minister Of
Panama and Nine. Alfaro, the Min.
lister of Venezuela and Nine. Arcaya,
Princess Bibesco, Nine Calderon,
Nine. Castro, Nine. de Jean, Carlos
Albunate, Of the Chilean special
mission; Mrs. Henry =. Ashurst,
Miss Rachael T. Darlington, D. j.
Barry, Admiral William 8. Benson,
U. s. NJ; Charles Benter, Mrs.
Howard Chandler Christy, Edward
f. Colladay, Nine. j. De Siqueira
ICoutinho, Walter Damrosch, con-
ductor Of New York Symphony Or.
chestra; Mrs. Peter A. Drury, d. J.
Dunnigan, Miss Belle Dupre, Mrs.
Thomas F. Finnin, Mrs. Cornelius
Ford, Algernon s. Gardner, s. J..
Henry and Miss Kathleen Frances
Lawler.
A feature Of the party will be q
contribution of vocal numbers by
Victor Golibart, with Miss KAth-
crime M. Weber at the piano. Miss
Carolyn Manning will sing several
Irish songs and will be accom-.
panied on the piano by Miss Jen.
ME Glennan. A third contribution
to the program will be George
O'Connor, who will be accompanied
by Matt Horne.
Preceding the card party, which
will be held in the rose room, there
will be a short concert by the
Knights Of Columbus band. Frank
Weber and Rocca Resta will have
charge of the concert.
Francis Anthony Mccain, presi-
dent Of the Knights Of Columbus
band, announces the following re-
ception committee: DR.. Charles L.
Griffith, James A. Sullivan, Rob.
ert M. O'Lone, Thomas J. Fitz.
gerald, John Burns, James T.
Ryan, John R. Dowlan. Charles
Fahy, Charles w. Darr, Michael
D. Schaefer, Francis p. Sheehy.
J. Paul Radcliffe, William Cannon
and Herbert e. Parker.
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The senior class Of Trinity Col.
lege will give card party for the
benefit Of the Trinity College build.
ing fund on Friday afternoon in the
ballroom Of the Shoreham Hotel.
The committee in charge of
arrangements Is composed OF Miss
Margaret Kent Toole, chairman.
Miss Bernadine Butler, Miss Hazel
Ryan, Miss Louise Andres and Miss
Mary Scott.
A musical program will pe pre-.
scented by Lawrence X. Downey and
Louis w. O'Leary. barytones, and
John Victor Walsh, pianist and &C.
companist. Among those who have
subscribed for tables are:
Mrs. Milton e. Allies, Miss Rachel
Darlington, Mrs. Edmund J. Brcn.
nan, MrS. OdnIel u. Callahan, Miss
Margaret Callahan, Mrs. Harry II.
Carroll, Miss Minnie e. Carroll.
Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. Frank III
Duehring, Mrs. James F. Hartnett.
Mrs. James Horigan, Mrs, Joseph
Kerney, Mrs. Alice Murphy, Mrs.
John A. Noonan, Mrs. Daniel w.
O'Donaghue, Mrs. Sarah Pepoer.
Mrs. B. Francis Saul and Mira
George A. Weschler.
The first of a series of concer+s
in connection with the exhibitions
at the National Art Center will he
given this afternoon with the usual
reception and tea from 4 to a
o'clock. when the Boys Orchestra
of George Washington Uniyersity
will contribute musical proRraYn
under the direction Of Paul b.
Gable.
The guests of honor will be Mrs
Herbert Hoover, Ossip Perelma. Miss
Emily Burling Waite and Mrs. All.
berthe Randall Wheelan. Mrs
Spencer Shepard Wood. Mrs. Frank