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..Cpnecrt fof Benefit - “Of Russian Refugees " Foreseen as Success Society Leaders Specially |y Interested in Entertain- |\in'; ment Sponsored by Mis, |[Atlintle ik : | } i ;’E EI i | _nesday. 55 £ n 2z ‘Washington society is to turn out in full force Wednesday, the day set for the Russian relief concert to be held at the home of Mrs. Henry 3 tireless worker for i teenth street. The direct which this fund will be Sofia, Bulgaria. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Marks have Those who will contribute their serv-| b from a stay at Tampa, PFla, 1ces for the concert proper are Paul|and Arthur Marks, jr, is at home from Doguereau, the 20-year-old Fzench pi- | Syracuse 4 anist, who will make his Washi) X debut on this occasion and for wi Mrs. Isaac the critics of other cities have hesard- | luncheon Tuesday at her home, 3901 ed the guess of a brilllant career, and | Connecticut avenue, where covers were Maxim Karolik, the ymmf“nnwhn lald for nine.. The centerpiece was a tenor, will once more be on hand. This | bowl'of Spring flowers, Cards followed. will mark his first public appearance | Mrs, Leonard Welll of Philadel in Washington since return to this | who with her daughter, is- visit her country after an absence of about a . M. was hostess at & luncheon at the the elits i I % i i ';: i ; fiex 1 7 A Delman Model that will . carry you straight to new tri- hs of smartness! The “Lydia”, with siender spike | heel and slim curves is a sym- phony of lines that flatter the foet. It is made in Patent year. Karolik offered his services at the | yesterday last concert for the same relief fund, | Country Club, ‘which took :boutn&hee two years ago at |. Mrs. Ji the Mayflower Hotel. Mme. Maire Zalip- of sky is listed as the accompanist. Mme. .. and ‘her home in Zalipsky, herself a Russian refugee, chose this city #s her home severai| Mrs, George and Silver returned to their home years ago. Previous to that, however, she was a member of the Imperial Rus- | York Wednesday after a short s town_with friends. “ Miss Virginia of New sian Opera, being well known in thet organization for her splendid work. Dammann York is spending the Easter holidays with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Active Aid Being Given by Minster, of 1843 Ontario road. Mrs. R. W, Imbrie. Working with more heartfelt enthu- Mrs, Estelle Nordlinger, accompanied her daughter Helen, will go to At- siasm than any one toward this by lantic City tomorrow to spend the week Ambassador. ? i R ok : ] i ¥ £ 5 ; i i 5 8 g : 3 Ebs. 11 i i § E- -3 ; it i Ejik ; _ ] §§ gl 5 goal, no doubt, is Mrs. Robert Whitney Im- at_the Hotel brie, of this city, who is carrying on the work started by her husband, the | &% /0 O S Relfkin, who is atten late Maj. Imbrie, who was the American ) 5 MISS MARY GARLAND ALLEN, » Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Garland Allen of Scarsdale, N. Y., announce representative in Russia during the rev- olution. It was through the efforts of Maj. Imbrie that the first numbers of the refugees were taken to Sofia and settled there. Bulgarian outlaws cut| short his life, and his efforts in the cause have been taken over by his wife. Mrs. Imbrie, has long striven in the ef- fort to make the relief work a single unit rather than under the direction of several groups all working toward \the one aim. The project has been accom- plished now and is der the personal direction of L. E. Feld- man, head of the Russian Red Cross ‘and now in charge of all relief work in Sofia. The ushers for the concert will be Miss Marion Jardine, daughter of the former Secreiary of Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine; Miss Ellis Bostrol Mme. Bostrom; El Miss Betty Thorpe, daughter of Col. and Mrs. George Thorpe, and Miss Dorothy Lane. Cabinet Represented In List of Patrons. Among the subscribers who are ge! Goucher College, is at home for the mnm’l. Philip Reifkin, at Beverly Miss Victoria Peyser left Washington Friday for Baltimore to be the guest of Miss Helen Schloss for the Easter holidays. Mrs. Arthur Neumyer has returned to her home in New Orleans after a visit | here with her sisters, Mrs. Milton Kad- ! den and Miss Helen T, and daughters of the to their home Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Isadore Saks of New ‘York, accompanied by their two young ‘:l;ddl\l&ufl are the Easter Jr., return today ida and Cuba by water, Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. I:,;:‘:_‘mfln‘ to Mr. Will R. Gregg, now of New York but formerly of Wash- Card Party to Benefit Casualty Hospital April 5 One of the largest card parties to be given Easter week is that in the ball- | Lake, room of the Willard on the afternoon of April 5 trom 2 to 4:30 o'clock by the - board of lady managers of Casualty Hospital. With their large list of patronesses | Rooseveit Tuesda; and the dally increasing number of tables taken, how numbering above 200, this annual event is certain to be even more successful than functions for the hospital. The board’s head, Mrs. Martha J. Vaughan, is chairman of the card party. She has been assisted by Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb, vice chairman. The patronesses are: Mrs. Willlam Howard Taft, Representative Ruth Bry- an Owen, Re] Sorority Girls Hold Second Annual Feast Miss Florence Ferner, Miss Natalee » Miss Agnes Lee, Miss Lacy R. Pugh, Miss Carolyn "Whitlock, Miss ey, B Sy Ja of honor at the second annual ntod of Beta chagter, Phl Delta Gamma Sorarity, which will be held at the Hotel ‘The initia- il g‘E 5 EE it HE HH Eid - 3] il 2eaf E £ £ it 2 3 1 K §§ { 4 £ § : X ‘ashington, i i ' { 7 R EE i ZEEEE " ibts [ R il [ 1 b ke I i J - - f i ; 1 i i ? : i : b i Leather with Blond Silk Kid trim, or in Beige Kidskin with trim of Sun Tan Kid. For evening it is striking in Pals- ley Brocade with Silver Kid trim. Made by hand entirely, in Deilman’s own workrooms. Jioe Delmarn soes. siding at the Hotel Martinique. Mr. Herman Kaufman returned to his home in , Ohio, Priday after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franc. The Misses Madaline and Dorothy Kann of Pittsburgh are guests at the Arlington Hotel for Easter week. Mr, Sylvan Bensinger and son Mark have joined Mrs. Bensinger in New York to celebrate' the seventy-fifth birthday = anniversary today of Mrs, Bensinger's mother, Mrs. Julia Luchs. “’r‘k,:':yl are staying at the Cambridge 5 “: nd M= Fulton Brylawsk were os night af a dance at the Con- u-slnnnicgbl:‘nonm of out-of-town guests: The carnival to be held April 4, from T wmm";:’re&’ _:he le :hm of the ‘emple af k: b 3 3 . 5 L’Aiglon, promises to be an enjoyable i % . | Mrs. Harry H. Ses 3 K | /’ affair. Varlous attractive booths have . , 3 . been arranged.- A supper will be served . J. and dancing will follow until midnight. P T Mrs. Leonard Weill and her daugh- ters will return to their home in Phila- ’ Hunt Ball and Breakfast delphia Tuesday. et Picturesquely Featured 1227 Connecticut Queniie Qlaskington. {EW YORK PALM BEACH , Mrs. Willlam J. , 3 William H. King, Mrs. Peter Norbeck, Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs. David H. Kin- cheloe, Mrs. George Huddleston, Mrs. Joseph J. Mansfield, Mrs. Herbert M. Lord, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. David H. Blair, Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, Miss Mary Ambler, Mrs. Archibald Gracle, Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, Mrs. Henry H. Glassie, Mrs. Daniel C. Roper, Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, sr.; Mrs. john R. Leighty, Mrs. Samuel H. Vandergrift, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. John A. Hull, Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Mrs, James H. Taliaferro, Mrs. Floyd P. Wag- gaman, Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr.; Mits. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. George Tully ughan, Mrs. “Ralphi R. Glass, fllr-. erously supporting the concert ai Secretary of the Treasury Mr. An- drew Mellon, the Secretary of Labor and Mrs. James J. Davis, Mme. Claudel, wife of the French Ambassador; James E. Freeman, Dr. David Jayne Hill, Mr. C. Bascom Slemp, Judge and Mrs. William B. Turner, Admiral ana + Mrs. Harry P. Huse, Comdr. and Mrs. A. Staunton Merrill, Mrs. James South- werk Parker, Mrs. Willlam Phelps iy Mrs. ' Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Crene Chadbourne, Mrs. Charles Stuart Alden, Mrs. Robert Whithey Imbrie, Mrs. Hmryhnflfflth.sxrs. J;&'lop Leander Loose, Jol : rer, Mrs. m&e?mm' Mrs:~ Edward = Gheen, Mrs.. Georga Cyrus Mrs. Joseph E. Thtopp, Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Maxim Karolik, iyn' §. Weems, Mrs. Henry Winfleld Watson, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Hugh-D. Auchincloss, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman and Mrs. Joseph E. Wash-- ington. L B i Dartmouth Glee Club Concert Set for April 6 fisdl 3 i H What Every Woman’ ‘Should Know Don't throw your last season’s Hats away! Bring Hats of every description to us and have ~them Cleaned and Reblocked in the New Styles. Or if you prefer your hat in the same style; then have it Cleaned and put in gocd shape. Special ‘attentfon given to Balibuntl and Bakoo Hats. Headsize of hatscan be made larger or smaller, Largest selection of Hat Frames, Hat Trimmings and Materials in the eity. Felt bodies in all shades, SEER H Gwynn 3 ster, Mrs. Henry Gordon Clay, Mrs. Sid- ney Taliaferro, Mrs. Roscoe Wells, Mrs. Robert J. Bates, Mrs, Florence Adfi. ing Thornton, Mrs. ‘Worrell, Mrs. Charles Smith Eml legiate circles. third time the intercollegial , | concert, thus coming into ion of the silver cup offered for | of friends mrdlll‘ew York for a week, re- The Hunt bell and breakfast on the | fined Jesterday, evening of May 17, at 10:30 o'clock, in the grand baliroom of the Mayflower is excla;-g interest. The various hunt teams of Virginia and Maryland will ap- pear at the ball in their hunting pink and many of the young ladies will don their smartest riding togs for ihis nota- ble event. A bugler in pink coat will announce the opening of the ball and breakfast, the latter to be served in the sidential dining room at 1 o'clock. g';lee following members of the commit- tee are taking a deep interest in the success of the ball: Admiral Gary T. Grayson, Mr. Geol Brown, jr, of A, B. Court, Mr, C. Hazen, Mr. Samuel J. Henry, William _F., Hitt of. Vi . ‘William E. Horton, Mr. Wilfen J. Lam- bert, Mr. Sterling L. Larabee, of Vir- ginia; Admiral Andrew T. Long, Mr. Charles Colfax Long, Mr. S. M. Breck- inridge Long, Brig. Gen. William E. Mitchell of Virginia, Mr. Julian Morris of Virginia, Mr. Ira Nelson Morris, Maj. John Patton, Mr. George l;endlét:: Vi Lieut. White, Mr. Robert C. Winmill of New York, Miss Marian Jardine. Miss Celeste | &) 5 0 Crosby, Miss Hester Anne LeFevre, Miss Florence Wetherill, Miss Adair Childress, Miss Charlotte Childress, Miss Adelaide Henry, Miss Mary Caroline Henry, Miss | Prancesca McKenney, Miss Rebecca Davidson, Miss Peggy Burch, Miss Vera | DT Bloom, Miss Frances Virginia Wagga- , Miss Helen Freyer, mllncr!,Ml'l;chylm n, Miss M ‘Tyne: Nolting, Prances Saul, Miss Baren- dine Gardener, Miss Martha Gardener, Miss Elizabeth Jackson, Miss Ddrothy Lane and Miss Evelyn Gordon. a . Alabama .Society Dance 3 Ferdinand " | son and Miss Marjorie Blumenfeld. Hadassah M= | Benter, will play for the Reserve Ol cers’ a Miss Rosalie Lion of Baltimore is the week end guest of her sister, Mrs Cecelia Michaelis. Mrs. Michaelis and her daughter, Miss Virginia Michaelis, will spend the coming week in Atlantic City. s Mrs. Eugeng Kahn has returned from Philadelphia ‘Where she was the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fischer. The marriage of Miss Lorraine Ney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ney. and Mr. Adrinn Sonn take place at the home of the bride in Harrisonburg, Va.. Tuesday. Among the from Washington who will ?'wend the wedding are Mrs. Joseph ey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ney, Mrs. Miss Irma Ney, Mrs. Jerome Saks, Miss Louisa Herman, Mrs. C. J. Stein, Mrs. Ney an The Spring revue and dance will take place Wednesday, April 3, opening at 8 o'clock at the Com- munity Center. Reserve Officers’ Party Scheduled for April 4 t orchestras, including the Army | d, under Capt. William Stannard, | and the Navy Band, under Lieut, Charles | ¢ the Raleigh Hotel Thurs. l,ll to Ma; party is belngosuad: i According to the final plans, as ap- | ved, the room at the hotel will be colorful picture. Massed colors of , the yarious local Reserve will bé around the Honors College Groups | Scudte ‘The Alabama Society of Washington will entertain, Thursday e:’e:nlnl‘ ':l: re in beent 5 5 Germany will limit the number of B Portner Cafe 15th'St. Bet. U and V | Tonight 4:45 to 7 “William Ieona: Gans, Mrs. cmrl’;: Mrs. M. A. Skinner, Mrs. rd J. ‘Thurber, Mrs. Th D. Griffith, Mrs. W. H. Krechting, Mrs. C. J. Murphy, Mrs, Elmer Saul, Mrs. Landrus and Mrs. Lansvale G. of New York will | Henry Basser, The chairmen of the committees are Mrs. A. O. Dille and Mrs. Bernard, who announce most attractive prises for each table; Mrs. S. J. Buyni and Mrs. Charles Edwards, cake and candy table; Mrs. William J. Brewer, tickets; Mrs. . Griffiths and Mrs. Edward Wil- son, fancy table; and Mrs. Thompson, reservations. . | John Palmer H , the t feat. Among the first son of Dr. and Mrs. P. L. of the Ontario Apartments. DRIVE ON DAGGER TOTING. Omission of Weapon From Dages: tan Costume Is Sought. MAHACH-KALA, Daghestan (#).— Dagger toting causes so many murders in Daghestan that the Young Com- munist League is trying to persuade the men of the country to omit the weapons from the natlonal costume. Hundreds of murders ocour annually, and almost all of them are to H , Mr. Lawrence Mr. Alfred Bfl‘nl:ll, Mr. traceable the handy knife hitched to the belt of the picturesquely clad inhabitants. | turned from Atlantic City. Bolton, Mr. i you. are planning here in this lovely one - hundred - acre W residential park, which is truly a part of Rack Creek Park. Where property values are ment in value is assured by wise, intelligent forethought and ' plan- ning. In ROCK'CREEK PARK ESTATES nothing has been leit to chance. That is why there has been a continuotis rise in the’ properties’ scale of prices, . 1 .. . The family who establishes its residence in ROCK CREEK PARK real—permanent, and their enhance-* and Felt by the yard. New Hats in Attractive Styles Ladies’ Capital Hat Shop 508 11th St. N. W. " A Residential Park - - - Where Property Values Are Real STABLISH the home ESTATES find that it is 20 minutes’ drive from the White House, easily accesssible through :16th Street and Rock Creek Park Drives, Its en- vironment is oneof natural peace and quiet—and architectural har- mony -prevails throughout—because every home must harmonize with its ‘site and the houses which sur- round it. Restrictions, wisely plan- ned and enforced, maintain a definite social atmosphere—and insure you against _depreciation in rty value. - The home site you wish for the home you. are planning is here . —if you wish a home for immediate occupancy this Spring, it is available. Every Howse Is Custom Built and Approved by a Jury of Architects: : You Enter the Estates at = © " Office.on Peoperty, 1603 Kalmia Ri. . Telephone Main 5100 for an Inspection Appointment ' EDSON W. BRIGGS' £