Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1922, Page 54

) Mississippi Society Gives Enjcyable Dance *he reception and dance of the Mis- | sissippi Soclety at the Washington Club, December 12, the first given under the management of Mrs. Percy E. Quin, president, was attended by over three hundred Mississippians and @uests, including Maj. Gen. John A. ajeune, former Vice President Mar- i1, Maj. Gen. H. P. McCain and other Zotable guests. Maj. Gen. Lejeune, the guest of onor, whose mother was a native of Mississippi, in a brief talk mentioned the part Mississippians have taken in our various wars, and gave records of its citizens who served with distinc- tion in the 4th Brigade of Marines in the world war. SOCIETY, ' way, Senator and Mrs. Edwin Brous- sard, former Senator and Mrs. Thomas P. Gore, Commissioner and Mrs. George E. Chamberlain, Representa- tive-elect Weber Wiison, Representa- tive and Mrs. Garland Dupree, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Benjamin_ G. Humphreys. Representative and Mrs. Ross Collins, Representative and Mrs. B. G. Lowry, Representative Will Col- ler, Mrs. Julia Jayne Walker, Maj. ‘Willlam Connor, jr.; Maj. and Mrs. C. R. Pettis, Maj. and Mrs. Arthur L. Webb, Maj. and Mrs. Lucian D. Booth, Maj. and Mrs. Otto M. Lawrence, Capt. D. S. Seaton, Mr. W..J. Mulvihill, Mr. and Mrs. McMahon, Mr. George D. Clagett, Mr. Guigir H. Clagett and Mr. Gobert M. Gates. ¢ In the receiving line were Mrs. Percy E. Quin, president; Mr. Wil- llam Rndolph King, first vice presi- dent; Mrs. Charles V. Pettys, second vice president; Mrs. Robert G. Hand, . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, DEOEMBER 17, 1922—PART 2. Mr. Harry Peyton, chairman, and nine former presidents of the soclety and their wives, Mrs, Harry Peyton, Capt. |- and Mrs. Fred Beall, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton M. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaefer, Dr. and Mrs. Clifton P. Clark, Representative and Mrs. Ben- jamin’ G, Humphreys, Or. and Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson, Mr. and_ Mrs. Or- lando H. Smith and Mrs. Walter P. Ramsey; also Col. Herbert O. Wil- liams, Maj. William Connor, jr. Mal. C. R. Peitls, Maj. Arthur L. Webb, Maj. Lucian D. Booth, Maj.”H. J. Quekemeyer, Capt. D. 8. Seaton, Capt. Richard H. Leigh, Maj. Otto M. Law- rence, Mr. Paul Wooton, Mr. Harry Fulton, Mr. Walter S. Erwin, Mr. L. Q. C. Lamar, Miss Lillian Chenoweth, Mrs. Josiah Brinker and Mr. S. Young. Mrs. Quin announces other enter- tainments for Janyary and February and that a complete list of committee assignments will appear later. Illustrated Lecture on “The Valley of Aztlan™ Cards are out for a joint meeting of the Archaeological Society of Washing- ton and the Anthropological Society, with the Art and Archaeology League and their friends Tuesday evening, when Dr. Edgar L. Howett, director of the School of American Research, will de- liver an illustrated lecture on “The Val- ley of Aztlan—A Search for the Ortginal Home of the Aztecs,” in the audStorium of the National Museum, &t 8:30 R.|o'clock. The lecture will be followed by a re- ception and private view of the so- clety’s new collection of Chihuahua pottery and the first showing of a Open . Evenings Until THE og-um O-J Wastiindton's ABOLIAN HALL- Stetwvdy and Weber Piadiolas SPECTIALISTS 18 PLAYER PIANOS AEOQOLIAN-VOCALION Do Leco Xmas Twellth and G Stree: Shopping mmwm Now rare loan collection of beautiful pre- historic jewelry. The hostesses will be Mrs. Robert ‘Woods Bliss, Mrs. Charles Henry But- ler, Miss Alice C. Fletcher, Mrs. Rob- ert M. Thompson, Mrs. Charles D. Walcott and Mrs. B. H. Warder. On account of the lecture by Dr. Hewett and the reception, the Christ- is dinner and meeting of the Art Archeology League announced for nber 23 is canceled. .The Phonograph Supreme In Elegant Period Case Designs The Aeolian Company was the first to introduce Period Models; ClaasicyCabinets fihich n auottlitfin; ticity of design carefully typify the period whick, inspires them. Appeal to the eye as well as the ear 18 the grace which makes Vocalion Period Models the choice of all who follow an artisti: plan of decoration. These classic cabinets of luzr- urious woods in rich colorings meet the most par- ticular drma(tda for decorative harmony. Hepplewhite of simple dignity, the quaint Vice Prestdent Marshall spoke hu- third vice presi morously of his former position, com- | Lx\ng\{nr{]{. treasu 1?1' 1 B . C plimenting the citizens of Mississippi, | ker Wolfe, secretary ien. L 3 &nd paid a glowing tribute tor | jeune. Maj Gen. McCain Mr. Walter P. M. JefilI‘"‘ MLarle 3’1‘:73 John Sharp Willlams. Mrs. T. S.!Raméey, Senator and Mrs. Harrison, o r. Lovette. | Commissioner and M hamberlain, o Lecture lomorrow Refreshments | Mr. and Mrs. Thoma ore, Repre-| The Alliance Francaise announces dancing | sentative and Mrs. Humphreys, | that the uext French lecture will be given at 4:30 o'clock at the Wash- fngton Club tomorrow by M. Jean- | Representative and oss Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Will Collier, Represent- ative and Mre. B Mprle Carre, professor at the Uni- H sentative Percy E. vérsity of Lyons. Har- | Julia Jayne Walker. The subject is “Le Centenaire de| On the reception committee were| Pasteur.” lovette, accompanied by gave a group of songs. were served, followed by - nd guests | 11, Maj. ‘Quin and Mrs. n. : Pat Senator and Mrs. T. H. Cara- | B DD LD DS VEVEVEREDEDLDERRLEVEVER The Christmas Gift Store for Women - tive schemes. The Adam design of true propor- tions and the Ornate Florentine Model—all hare been adapted to the mellow-tone vocalion. All thesc period styles may be had in console and un- right models. ; From 9 to 12 A.M. Marcel, 75c. Beauty Parlor : 3 Queen Anne models, Jacobean styles ornamented 3 S p:cials Price, $175 | with the historical Maltese Cross, Gothic-Windsor il which adapts itself charmingly to many decora- 7 o L Manicuring, 50c. Bob Curl and Marcel, $1.00. All Shampoos, 50c. 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