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The guest list also includes Mrs.
Anna Cox Brinton, Mrs. e. p. Morey,
Mrs. Stephen Brunauer, Mrs. Lee
Counselman, Miss Elizabeth jackson,
Mrs. Max Kimball, Mrs. Francis Kirk
ham, Miss Mary De Meese, Mrs. Hans
Klagsbrunn, Miss Caroline Miles, Mrs.
Stanley Smith, Miss Theodore Smith.
Miss Marbara TRULY, Miss Elizabeth
TRULY, Mrs. Herman II. Zomig, Mrs.
Edwin s. Foster, Mrs. c. L. Parish,
Mrs. Helen benson, Miss Nell Holiday
and Miss Julia Metcalf.
Miss Harriet Bugbee, teacher in the
Takoma Park Grade School, will be
given a farewell party tomorrow night
by her pupils at the Jessup Blair Com
munity Hall in Silver Spring, Md,
from CSC until o'clock.
The hoSteSseS of the evening will be
Mrs. L. w. Kephart, Mrs. Eugene
Bond, Mrs. Merrill Sickeis and Mrs.
William D. Bass
Mi. and Mrs. F. o. Watson Of
Maine are the guests of their son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem N. Watson, in Fairfax, en- route
to Florida.
The musical program for the celeb
rity breakfast to be given by the Ma
tional League of American Pen Women
in the grand ball room of the Willard
Hotel at IL O'Clock, February 2, will be
furnished by Mr.. Harry A. Dawson,
! tenor; Mr.. John H. Dawson, baritone,
and Miss Evelyn Tyner, pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Bastian will
entertain company at the Madrillon
dinner dance this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Milford Zimmerman
of Sligo Park Hills, Md, have as their
house guest for the Winter Mrs. Zim-
merman'S mother, Mrs. Frances Hill of
Kansas City. Kans.
Miss Maud Foreman entertained a
party of l6 last evening at the Madril-
lon dinner dance.
Mrs. Morgenthau Patroness
, For Vassar Club Benefit.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.; Mrs.
Waldron Faulkner and Mrs. Avery
! Coonley are serving on the Commit
tee Of PatroneSSeS for the VaSsar
Clubs benefit performance of "Tann-
hauser" Friday afternoon, February l.,
! at the Metropolitan Opera House
Elisabeth Rethberg, Lauritz Melchior.
Friedrich Schoor and Emanuel List
will take part in the performance.
These ladies have been very active
in organizing this annual benefit,
which each year gives scholarships to
girls Of unusual ability and promise,
who otherwise would be unable to con-
tinue their studies. There are eight
students now at Vassar enjoying
the scholarship aid from the club.
An encouraging sale of boxes and
tickets has been reported by the main
committee, Of which Mrs. Walter
Ewing Hope is chairman. Her COM
mittees also includes Miss Millie Ross,
vice chairman; Mrs. Arthur A. Bal
lantine, Mrs. c. Alfred Capen, Mrs.
Robert Dickson, Mrs. Albert j. Erd-
mann, Mrs. Arthur Butler Graham,
Mrs. Alois Havrilla, Mrs. William
Henry Hays, Mrs Elon Huntington
Hooker, Mrs. John Humpstone, Mrs.
Milton L'Ecluse, Miss Althea Nc
Cannon, Miss Margaret Morrey, Mrs.
Winchester Noyes, Miss Rosamond
Roberts, Mrs. Robert E. Simon, Mrs.
Leslie j. Tompkins, Mrs. Edward Perry
Townsend and Mrs. Alfred M. Vinton.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will have as their guest
and speaker Miss Frances Perkins,
Secretary Of Labor, at a banquet to
be given at Barker Hall, the auditorium
of the Y. w. C. A. at Seventeenth and
K streets, this evening. In addition
to the guest of honor, those who will
be at the guest table include Mrs.
Howard G. Nichols, president of the
Washington branch; Judge Fay l.
Bentley, who will introduce the speak
er; Representative Caroline ODay
from New York; Miss Frances Jur-
kowitz, Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs
William John Cooper, Miss Anna Pearl