Evening star., 1928-04-11
SOCIETY
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tute Of health. There will be a shert
nroeram of music. followed by dancing
Mrs. Frank 3. F'reyer, chairman OF
the committee for tho Columbia Hospital
bali 10 be held at the Willard Hotel
Monday night, April Is, has secured the
following list of box holders; Countess
Sznehenvi Mrs. Hiram Bingham, Mrs.
James Couzens, Mrs. Lawrence Z.
PhinpS Mrs. Frederic NJ. Sackett. Mrs
Dwight Chester. Mrs, John Gulick. Mrs
Samuel Henry, Mrs Frank Hogan, Mrs
Victor Kauffmann Mrs. William Fitch
Kelley, Mrs. Karl d, Klemm, Mrs. Alex
an6er Ivon Mrs JuniuS MacMurfaV
Mrs. Harold N Marsh, Mrs. Eugene
Never, lr, Mrs John w Morse. MIS- Is
Georee Hewitt Myers, Mrs Thomas II
Redd. Mrs. John rutherford, Mrs
John Cravke Simpson, Mrs, W, w
Snaulding. Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs.
Chester Wells. MRS. John n. Williams
and Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
Mrs. Freyer and the members OF her
committee promise many novel features
for the ball the first after the Lenten
season and the last on the social calen-
Oar The proceeds viii SO towar9 INC
EXPENSES of the Columbia Hospital, one
Of Washington's Oldest and worthicst
charities.
An Easter card party will be given
by the Rcctor'S Al dof st. Andrew 5
Faiscoual Church tomorrow afternoon
and evening. at $50 O'Clock and agan
at s O'Clock. at Chestnut Farms Audi
forum. A large attendance is antici-
pated,
Mrs Thurston. wife Of Representative
How'd Thurs;nn. from Iowa, MIS-. Ladue,
wife az Col. ". B. Ladue. Engineer
Commissioner of the District: Miss. An
derSon. general secretary Of the \, W.
c Mrs John s. Bennett, Mrs. Har-
vev w. Wiley. Mrs. Frank Morrison and
Mrs J. Garfield Riley will be guests OF
honor at tea Friday afternoon given
hy the women's City Club membership
committee, with Mrs. Merritt Q. Chance !
as hostess Assisting will be Mrs virgil !
c, Miller Mrs. Bruce Baird. Mrs !
Charles Iueck. Mrs. GLADYS Middlemiss, /
Mrs. A. b. Omwake. Mrs. Frederick |
Roman. Mrs. E 2. Russell. Mrs. George |
Rutley. Mrs. Charles Q, Schudt Miss /
Ada Soleau. Miss Roberta Tull and Mrs. |
Frederick Whippler. Club members |
have been invited to attend with |
guest.
A5E CEaFAAdfaA0dA AAA1ANN&s &NR. AoN0s /
United Daughters of the Confederacy, /
have made plans for a benefit card |
party 10 be held at the Confederate |
Memorial Home. at 1922 Vermont ave- i
nile northwest. Tuesday evening, April /
II, at s O'Clock. There will be prize /
for every table and all interested are /
urged TO attend.
Miss Linda V Nance is president of /
the chapter and has appointed the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. N. F. Rabuer. /
chairman: Miss AveSha Straughan.
Miss Catherine V. Blount Mrs. w. G. /
Bail. Miss Alma r. Donaldson. Mrs.
Frank Goodman and Mrs. E. Q. Pillow
Plans for entertainments in connec-
tion with the visit of the Metropolitan |
Opera Co. 10 Washington next week are /
beginning TO take tangible form Per- /
haus the most important of those which |
are definitely outlined is a party to be
given by Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall al /
Kentsdale Friday. April 20. for the ar
fists Of the company in order that they /
may have the opportunity to meet |
prominent residents of Washington.
As no opera viii be given here on that |
day the artists will be free TO attend !
Among those who will be the guests of |
Mrs Kendall will be Edward Ziegler, t
assistant general manager of the Metro
R13AA112. AAAIEE4A bDIA. ROSA FDInE13G.
Marion Telva, Beniagnlno Gigli. Law
renee Tibbett, Feodor -haliapin. Ezio
Pima. Queena Mario. Ellen DaioSsy |
Ina Bourskaya. Minnie Egener. Julia /
Claussen, Vincenzo Bellezza and Louis |
EaSseimanS
Mrs Kendall is taking an active In |
terest IN the coming of the Metropolitan |
and has invited long list OF prominent |
society people TO meet the stars Of the |
opera. The season OF the company here |
Is admirably arranged for this purpose, !
since il permits the full day free be- |
tween the performance of Boris CO. |
dounofT" Thursday and the Saturday /
double bill. which consists Of Romeo et |
.Julietfe" for the matinee and Tam !
hauser" for the evening.
Marion Telva, during her stay here l
with the Metropolitan, viii be enter |
tanned By Mrs. Frank Hogan. Nine. |
TeIya sang al the wedding Of Mrs. Ho- /
gan 5 daughter.
The Bryn Mawr book sale viii be /
held at 1870 Connecticut avenue, just /
Of Dupont Circle, instead Of at the |
Transportation Building. There are a |
great many recent novels children's |
stories and old favorites in the collec- |
ton. The committee includes Mrs E. |
w. SturdeVant, president; Mrs. z. o. |
Hurlburt. Mrs Henry Loomis. Mrs |
Henry /. Morris, Mrs william S. !
Harris. Miss Violet Whelan, Miss |
Henning Nelms. Baroness Serge A. |
Kord, Miss Bine Day Deneen. Miss |
Peggy Burch and Miss Exilona |
Hamilton.
In the past year nearly $40 600 900 |
worth Of crude drugs was ground for
preparation Of medicines in this coun-
tYy