Evening star., 1926-03-31
SOCIETY
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ing girls viii tell of life at Mount
Holyoke as it is today. Nine. Panare
toff and Mrs, Henry White will poul
tea, Mrs. Jesse Hildebrand, Mrs. Nc.
Fall kerbey, Miss Elizabeth Defan
dorf and Miss Emile Margaret White
assisting. The arrangements are in
charge of Mrs. Samuel +. Bemis. Ac
ceptances are being sent to Mrs. viii
liam {. Gordon.
Miss Persis, Heaton, national presi
dent of MI Phi Epsilon National Hon
orary Adusical Sorority of Indianola,
loya, will be the guest of honor for
%hom Rho Beta Chapter will enter
tain at a number of social functions
during the Easter period. saturday
evening she will be the guest of the
officers in the home of the president
Miss Lois l. StuntZ; sunday after
noon an especially prepared program
will be presented at a musical tea, TO
which numerous local musicians have
been invited, in the home OF Miss Mary
NJ. Thompson.
The great interest already being
shown in the approaching celebration
of the birthday anniversary or IhoMdS
jefferson is particularly noticeable IN
the number Of tables now being re
served for the Monticello breakfast
which is to be given by the women OF
Washington Tuesday. April Is, at
noon. in the Mayfiowcr ballroom.
The chief table at the breakfast Will,
of course. be the Thomas Jefferson
table. at which will be seated only
descendants of this great patriot
statesman and educator. with Mrs
Flora Mason Nicholson as hostess
Another table of important interest
will be that Of George Washington
University. named in honor Of Martha
Washington. at which DR.. William
Mather Lewis will he host. and the one
in honor Of the signers of the Declara-
tion of Independence. at which Mrs.
Amos Draper will be hostess.
Mrs. James COuzens has taken
table, which she has named Betsy
Ross and Mrs. Charles l.. McNary is
hostess for the League of Women
Voters table Nine Ekengren and
Mrs. Alvin r. Hert have table to-
gether, which is named in honor of
Dolly Madison, and Mrs. George FULLY
Vaughan is hostess for the table of the
Club of Colonial DANES, named in
honor of Mrs. Eugene Van Rensse-
laer. with Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
as honor guest.
Mrs. Walter f. George is hostess at
the Georgia State Society table, Miss
Mary Williams Of the Virginia Colonial
Danes table. Mrs Henry w. Fitch of
the District Society of Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Albert \. Baggs of the Mayflower
Society and the Society of Descend
ants table.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution will have several tables at
the breakfast. Of which Mrs. David
Caldwell will be hostess at the table
named in honor of Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison. and Mrs. Isaac We'll hostess
for the Eugenid Washington table.
Other prominent women having
tables are Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews
and Mrs. Fulton Lewis, the Baroness
Won Buelow Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man and Mrs. Brewster Warwick, Mrs.
Marion Butler. Mrs. Robert +. Lee,
Mrs, James Penn and Miss Mary Max
well, Mrs Delus a. Blodgetts .Nvs,
Henry Jones Ford, Mrs. Royal de la
Mater Mead, Mrs. Lindsay Morehead.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews and Mrs.
Rose Gouverneur Hoes. Mrs. Randolph
Keith Forrest. Mrs. Richard Parker
Crenshaw. Mrs George Hillyer and
Mrs. Andrieus a. Jones. who is hostess
for the Democratic WOmen's Club
table. named in honor of Mrs. Wood
row Wilson.