Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1923, Page 49

SOCILETY. TRE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 22, 1923—PART 2. SOCIETY. v T 1 T g {house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcoxiof All Saints' Protestant Episcopal! Mrs. Stephen Lymun Tabor to be dele- | Mrs. Thomas B, Robertson, preaident | of Mr. and Mra, Thom +uon | i Mrs. % Mrs. . R : 2 Mra, a8 B. Robertson Fraternity Is Guest | lert Thursday by motor tor Cumber- |Church Wednesday. gates to the convention of the ch-!ul the board; Mre. John H. Harwood, [of ~ Melr.ae atrest while visiting | NICHOLS At Wednesday Luncheon | lund, M., to spend the week end. | The Woman'a Club of Chevy Chase | &ration of iubs of tie B of |Mrs. E. A. Parker, Mra George B.|Washington to attend the annust din: | t Wednesday Luncheos . i The soclal section of the Woman's | will hold its meeting In May on the|Maryland. to be held April 24, 25 and | King, Mra. Basil M. Manly, Mra. Wal- | ner of the Daton Association Mendas, | 1223 C A S 3 B | Club‘of Chevy Chase entertained at a |fourth, inatead of the third, Wednes: |26 at Halttmare. Ad. ter A. Brown, Mrs. J. Bdson Brigs, | April 16, at i sanTaE Members of the Delta Delta E f | bridge luncheon Monday at the home | :y. On account of the meeting of | Mrs. O. C. Merr!ll will entertain at {Dr. Laura 8. Hrenon, Mra. Cliford | Miss Hel Gruve Mondas & Sale of Traternity were entertained Wednes of Mrs, Joseph Travers Maguire on,the County Federation of Clubs, | tea Monday afternoon at her home on | Richard and Mrs. Stephen Lyman a K Gowns, s e O e adeBrow | Hesketh street. The section also en- | which will convene during the third | Meiroge strect, in honor of the Chevy |Tabor. The aubject for discassion b | 2 By ey e i ais tertained at a4 dance in honor of the wlnh of that month. The club_has | Chase Circle of the Florence Critton- | will be the method of financing the inelyded Washingty Evening, Afternoon Wraps, #“nd Miss Gertrude Van Rip husbunds of the members of the club ;I:olod Mra. O. C. Merrill, Mra. Wil- | den Home, the president of the board | proposed new mission home. | chapter of the Alumnae of the Na- | Handmade Waists strect northwest. Tn the company Saturday evening at the Maryland fllam Lyles Offutt. Mra. Karle H. Clapp. [and all of the members of the finance | President Gray of Bates College. | tlonal Park Seminary of Morest were Mrs. J. D. A. Morrow, Mr: 3 £ schaolhouse. Mra. Joseph Travers Maguire and!committee. She will be assisted by | Lewiston, Me., was the house guest' Glen Md. At a Great Reduction =2 | A concert was given Friday cvenhlxl' at'the Presbyteriun Church, Connecti- 2 Yut ivenue und Chevy Chase clrcls, Inquire About Our Deferred Payment Plan : : S by tie forelin children of the Ameri- Boozer. Miss Marion Harrell. M £ cunization School, of which Miss Alt- R e o - Pauline Warrell A card parly has 3 ; 2 franeriyor \ehetERV owi Purchases Forwarded Free to Any Shipping Point in the United States heen planned fo 1 3 X children of eight different . nations. The Kussian chorus wag an i Ak pIaee el 25 @ 7.4 especial feature of the program. 1 adys Boozer, a The Bethesda Woman's Club will | . nue northwest is i entertaln at cards In May at the home ab ? o | of Mrs. Charles L. Corby, on Rockville | 5 road, i . i 5 3 Mrs. C. W. Semmes of Delaficld Monday Morning Club 5 place enlertained Tuesday at lunch- ! L ° Will Give Musical con, and bridee. e v sica . ;. Mrs. 1t B. Swope of Huntington . 2 ey i - - E | street’ entertalned the bridge club of Established 1861 . which she is a_member Friday. Mr. e will entertain at | evening, Apri i S l-: S v » 1tuess of Legation street | tr t in e cards eancsiay: | eet an even her home. lin K. Frelot of 33d street director and ss Lucy - ¥ | o1t ed at bridge Friday In honor ompanist AVID ARUSTRONG PARSONS, | of her mother, Mrs. John Sears of Mrs. A K 1y Miss Helen Al R P ol S o Prepare for the Shrine | for the benefit of th, orge Washing- Convention Now Art Center Club _ | ton Universtty Hosp ss Louise l!a{(‘-lr of Goucher Col- To Hold Reception i[—’_————-_——————_m | S AT A 3 warm Weather Needs fl P 4. . ' e * l : Three-piece Fiber Suite, suitable for living room, sun parler, perch or den. 1 0 ‘ Aot Finished in Baronial Brown; upholstered with cretonne to harmonize. Con- & A structed with spring-filled cushions over spring seat. Suite consists of large 0 b i g T fi i davenport, arm rocker and armchair to match. 8th and Pa. Ave. N.W. = i ‘ - Price of Suite, $77 T H1Z wonen of Washington have learned the { Davenport, $47.00 Arm Rocker, $15.00 Armchair, $15.00 art of dressing smartly, in spite of a lim- ited income. How do they do it? 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