Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1921, Page 44

12 SOCIETY Chevy Chase. to their home this week. eek. avid Brown Davis. Mrs. Arthur Williams, who has sold of Oakland, Md., E. at her home on . when she schoolgirl B. Ashby returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. . L. Moran have re- rned to their home O 1 isiting Mrs. Moran's aunt, Mrs ¥ 3 ent at the Cobb hool. Mrs. A. M. Stimson was hostess at ncheon and bridge at her home esterday. wh E entertained -four gues Mrs. Roger Whiteford were t week. x has returned to ting friends for Frank P. Fenwick Durant house, on ane, and, with their e occupying it Mrs. M. Morse, principal of the hevy Ch; (Md.) Public s [esigned and gone to Boston. lohnson has been appointed to take er place. Mr. Walter C: jir. ana Mrs aylor street. Mrs. L. E. Soule of Baltimo; isiting her son and daughter-in-law, . and Mrs. J. E. W. Soule of Hes- eth stre Mrs. Thomas Jennings Bailey Trving Street was hostes: er home Tuesday to_the members ¢ the Chevy Chase Chapter of the oung Women's Christian Associa- jon. Miss Beatrice Clephane, daughter f Col. and Mrs. Walter C. Clephane, ntertained at a large dance at her ome last evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mattern have urchased the Mix house, on West [rving street, and have taken pos- ession of it. Mrs. E. L. Hobson was hostess jonday at a tea at hér home in honor f some guests who were here for jhe inaugura Mr. and Mrs. ertained at a bridge party at their jome last evening for some out-of- own friends. arles Morgan en- ve taken possession of their new ouse on Li ton street. Mrs. Charles Morgan of West Mel- ose street was hostess at a lencheon t her home last week. Mra William S. Garland enter- med at luncheon and four tables £ bridge at her home last week. olnnn's Legion to Stage ? *Alice in Wonderland” The Argonne Unit of the American n's Legion will give “Alice in 'onderland,” a motion picture, in he guditorium of the Masonic Tem- le, bn Easter Monday afternoon, ch 25, at 2 and 4 o'clock, for the nefit of disabled soldiers, sailors ind Marines. Among the patronesses rs. John W. Weeks, Mrs. James ) Founded 1857. Victrola and with a well Records by noted artists. —and heard for a halt a mile from the Inaugural Stand. A fine test for the Amplifier as well as the Victrola. You may see this particular Victrola here tomorrow. It is, as we said, a “stock” and Mrs. Harry King of Bal- jmore, Md., are house guests of Mr. d Mrs. Forest De Lore Van Valin. . and Mrs. William B. Stratton d Miss Stratton of New York City, ho visited friends in Chevy Chase ng the inauguration, will motor [Mrs. Edwin Schmitt was hostess at hncheon and bridge at her home last Mr. Charles Edgar Davis of New ork city is visiting his mother, Mrs. ler house on Livingston street, will ave this week with her children br Boston, where she will make her Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee Parmalee | Foxes Stone . WM. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 6, 1921—PART 2. SOCIETY 'SPRING FURS Chokers . . . .$8.00 up Marten. . $25.00 ROSENDORF, 1213 G St NW. 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