Evening star., 1926-04-11

The Monticello breakfast Tuesday
at noon at the Mayfiower, arranged
by the women of Washington for
the benefit of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial Foundation fund, will be
just one part of the jefferson birthday
celebration on that day in which the
patriotic Americans here and abroad
will join as one great family, proud
of American ideals.
All over the country. historic balls,
colonial dances, breakfasts, pageants
and patriotic meetings will take place
i'll aid of this fund to preserve Month
cello as a national memorial to
Thomas jefferson, American states
man, educator and patriot.
Distinguished men and women n
the city of Washington will attend
the breakfast on Tuesday. Speeches
will be made by outstanding guests
of the occasion. and many relics OF
Jefferson and his time, which have
long been regarded as personal family
heirlooms will be returned to the
Washington committee 10 be placed
at Monticello.
These relics may be seen on Mon
dav afternoon at 5 O'Clock at the
studio of Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews,
1880 sixteenth street, in advance OF
their formal presentation Tuesday at
the breakfast.
Outline of Program.
Among the interesting tables at
the breakfast is that of Mrs. Henry
Jones Ford. named in honor of Ellen
Axson Wilson, at which the guests
will be Mrs Gilmer BreniZer. Mrs.
Thomas Hildt of Baltimore. Miss
Katherine Adams, Miss Anne Morgan,
the Misses Fenwick, Mrs. Rust smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. d. Hancock
Mrs. Joseph e. Washington is to
preside over the Tennessee table.
which has been named for Andrew
jackson. and the guests at the table
will be Senator and Mrs. Lawrence
D. Tyson, Senator Kenneth Mchel-
lar, Representative Joseph W. Byrns'
Mrs. McGhee Tyson, Mrs. Finis Gar
rett Mrs. Beverley Williamson. Mrs.
Horace Lurton and Mrs. Joseph H.
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal De Ia Mater
Mead have named their table in honor
of the Princess kapiolani of HAWAII,
who by her fearless example proved 10
her people the futility OF idolatry Mr'
and Mrs. Mead's guests Will be the
Governor of Hawaii. Mr.. Wallace L.
Harrington: Mrs James c. Pliilng.
Mrs. Henry A. Strong of Rochester
Y. Y: Mr.. j. w. Waldron OF Homo
lulu, Hawaii; Mrs. William NJ. Poomer
of Jacksonville. Fla; DR.. and mrs
Paul Bartschant, Comdr. and MRS
Talmadge Wilson of Annapolis MI
Sponsor for POcahOntas Table.
The Pocahontas table will be spon-
sored hy Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews.
and presided over by Mrs. George
plaster. This table, named for the
Indian princess from whom, through
the Randolphs. many old Nirginlans
are descended, will have as guests
Mrs. Richard Tasker Lowndes, Mrs.
Arthur Chichester of Leesburg, Va;
Mrs. Richard knickerbocker Tyler,
and guests, Mrs. Richard II. Bagby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas StdWen ana
Mrs. Payne, who is returning to Mon
ticello a quaint little chair, which
came from there.
Mrs. Walter F. George, VIE OF
Senator George, viii preside at the
Georgia table and the honor guests
will be Miss Jessie Dell. civil service
commissioner, and Mrs. w. c. Wright.
Others at the table will be Mrs. Irene
Hand Corrigan, Mrs. Richard Wilmer
Mrs. J. ]. Connolly. Mrs. Robert Il.
Lee Hall, Mrs. J. Edgar Mars. Mrs.
Whit II. burden and Mrs. B. II. Sui
livan. The places will be marked
with charming colonial bouquets OF
Mrs. Georges own construction.
Another interesting table being re-
served for the jefferson breakfast is
that of Mrs. Frederick Irving Cox,
named in honor of Alice SouthWortn
Bradford, wife of Gov. Bradford,
whose courtship and marriage was
L., c-tn IN
colonial period Mrs. CoX's guests
win he Mrs. David II. Blair, Mrs.
Frank Monden, Mrs. Ross Thompson,
Mrs. John w. Price. Mrs. William r.
Dennis. Mrs. A. w. Stahi- Mrs. JOSIAH
Neycomb, Mrs. William Wheeler,
Mrs. Theodore II. Tiller, Mrs. Stephen
son Scott, Mrs. Macpherson Crlchtoll,
Mrs. Charles Williamson, Mrs. RuSh
Holland and Mrs. John Leighty.
Declaration Signer Honored.
Mrs. George Hillyer, Jr., is hostess
for the table named in honor OF
George Walton, signer of the Declara-
ton of independence. and guests At
this table will include Miss Caroiine
Smith. Mrs. Henry +. Cary, Mrs Ed
m,lnd X. Fox, Mrs. George Howe, Jr,
Mrs. Paul +. Symonds of Charleston.
s. c.: Miss Emma p. Lincoln ana
MIR. Frank Conger Baldwin
Mrs. Robert +. Lees guests at the
breakfast win include Miss Edith
Davidge, Miss Gildersleeye. Mrs.
George Plaster, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam l.. Crounse, Mrs. Thomas Reed.
Miss Virginia Dickins, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert johnson, DR.. and Mrs. a. b.
Bennett, DIR. NJ. G. Dollman, Mr..
Walter Davidge, Rev. Meade Bolton
MacBryde and Mr.. Irwin Steans.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution have taken two tables,
which have been named Caroline
Scott Harrison" first president-gen-
eral of the society, and "Eugenia.
Washington" the first Daughter or
the society ai1d one of the three
founders. Mrs. David d. Caldwell is
hostess of the former and Mrs.
Eugenia Washington Moncure of the
latter table. The guests are Mrs. w.
D. Baker. Mrs. Emil Bachschmid,
Mrs. Willoughby Chesley. Mrs. Mary
Terry Clark, Mrs. L. Nelson Dlngley'