Evening star., 1927-11-16

OGDEN l.. Mills. Mrs. John J. Noonan.
Mrs. Harold Y. Norton, Col. Arthur
OBrien. Miss Katherine Okeefe. Miss
Kate OMahoncv. Miss Mary OReilly,
Miss l.. Z. Otto, Mrs NJ. J. Ready,
Mr.. Hugh Reilly, Miss Anne Squire,
Mrs. B. f. Saul. Miss +. Scott, Mrs.
George p. Scriven. Mrs. d. c. Shea.
Mrs. I. r. Sheridan. Mrs. Laurence
Slaughter. Miss Annie Smith, Mrs. d.
d V. Stewart, Mrs. y. w. Taylor,
Mrs. ". Corcoran Thorn, Mrs. Charles
c. Thorn, Mrs. Thomas G. Trumhull,
Mr.. Joseph I. Weller. Mrs. c. Bough-
ton Wood, Mrs. Allen Z. Walker, Mr..
Hewitt Wells, Mrs. George 7. Worth
,nCton, Mrs. Pere A. Wilmer and Mrs.
W. IT. West.
Mrs Jennie Q. Berliner assisted b,'
Miss Henrietta Oldng will be hostesses
et the card party given by the Span
iSh section of the Women'S City Club
this evening in the clubhouse at -
jackson place. Members Of the club
and their friends have been invited to
make reservations, among whom are
Judge Mary OToole founder of the
club: Mrs James Garfield Riley. oresi-
dent, with members of the board and
chairmen of committees.
Mrs. Louis S. Greene will take
C61fGP
served in connection with the annual
bazaar Of All Souls Memorial Church
eft Cathedral avenue near Connecticut
avenue tomorrow from $50 to $50
o'clock. Mrs I. s. Bright Will take
charge of the mattresses and Mrs.
John Burke of the decorations. Friday
afternoon tea will he served at the
bazaar under the management Of Mrs
William S. Quinter.
The second illustrated travel talk in
the Art Promoters Club series VIII ne
given Friday evening at : O'Clock IN
the Oriental Studio. at 1909 Twentieth
street northwest. by Miss Gertrude
Richardson Brigham on Master
rieces-English. Dutch. Flemish and
French" A social hour will follow
the lecture. The public is invited.
The annual Thanksgiving tea Of the
Georgetown University Hospital VIII
he given Tuesday afternoon. NoVem-
her %. from TO 6 o'clock. The SISTERS
Of St Fra ancis. who will be assisted on
fhis occasion by the members Of the
Indies board, extend a cordial invita-
ton TO the friends of the hospital and
to the public.
Ladies in charge of the annual card
nartv for the benefit of the free WARDS
Fr1NIQGnPe
given at 2400 Sixteenth street MONDAY
have received subscriptions for tables
Indicating a large attendance.
Among those who have taken tableS
ere: Mrs. Edward E. Mclean, Mrs
Charles T. NeiIl, Mrs. Henry {. Corpln'
Mrs. James A. Emery, Mrs. Lee be
roit. Mrs benjamin Iden. Mrs. John
A. Foote, Mrs. Arthur May, IN mrs; MI IL
II. Father. Mrs. John II. lden. MRS
Corcoran Thorn. Miss Mabel Board
man. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, MIS-
lie Rov Goff, the Misses saul, Mrs
Robert Graves. Mrs. w. ". Spaldlng:
Miss Margaret Cullen, Mrs. Perc;NaI
s. Ridsdale, Mrs. X. j. Murphy. MIS-
Il. T. Holden, Mrs. Charies S.,iin " iiIte'
Wimsatt, Miss Ora Kerby. Mrs: faui
r. Johnson, Miss Squire, Mrs. Harry
Sellnausen, Miss Helen Shields. Mrs
p +. Conlon. Mrs. Peter A. Drufy'
Mrs. E. H. Belt. Mrs. Tracy L. Jel-
fords, Miss Janet Richards, Mrs. NC
Conville, Mrs. Charles W. Semnes' =
Mrs George J. May, Mrs. Paul D
p,,t1ti Mrs. John oliver La Gorce,
nr Chatard, Miss Jane Riggs, MRS
En,i,e Rerliner, Miss II. {. Shekels'
Miss Reavans. Mrs. Eugene Hale, mrs
WiIliom F. Sands, Mrs. j.. ID. w nlte'
Mrs. r s. Iiannery, Mr.. Wllllam
pheIns Emo and Miss Martha FIT
patrick.
Maintaining an age-old custom OF
+ha South. the Southern Rellet 80
cietv will give Thanksgiving pouho
narfv in the home at 2403 Pennsyl-
yania avenue northwest TUESDAY NO
vennber %.
large clothes hamper such as the
...,a,nrsies" of the South used will
no rIaced in the main hall to receive
tha mounds" Callers wishing 10
r,oet the wives and daughters of Con.
faderate soldiers. who are guests OF
the home. will be able 10 do so over
a cup of tea.
Mrs. Theodore Hance Tiller will re-
ceiye- assisted by Mrs. George Hillyer,
Mrs Wallace Whitcover, Mrs. A. Lee
Phainstrom, Mrs. Percy Quinn, Mrs.
leland Stanford Conness, Mrs. Tully
Vaughan. Mrs Rosa d. Mulcaire, Mrs.
Archibald Young, Mrs. Robert \.
Uarper, Mrs Franklin King, Mrs. Viii
liam Willett, Mrs. Wallace Streater'
Mrs. Andrew B. Graham Mrs Charles
yyetmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred P.
Thorn, Judge and Mrs. William B.
Lamar, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Spen-
Ger. Mr. and Mrs. Bates Warren, Mr.
end Mrs William F. Dennis. Commits
sioner and Mrs. David II. Blair, Mrs.
Delos a. Blodgett, Mrs. Milton john
son, Mrs. Ella Herbert Micou. Mrs.
Frederic V. Abbott Mrs. Lawrence II.
Quirollo and Mrs. Wade II. Cooper.
Plans for the annual Thanksgiving
bazaar and sale TO be given Tuesday,
November %, in the parish house OF
Epiphany Church. At 1917 9 street
, northwest by the various orGaniZ2-
1ions of the church for the benefit Of
the Epiphany Church Home, at 1921
massachusetts avenue are being rap
idly completed by the committees in
charge Of the many interesting and
ATTRACTIVE tables, which are always
fea tiIre OF this Th3 nksglTing bazaar.
This year the cafeteria will make