Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1923, Page 47

SOCIETY. Unitarians to Give Hall Housewarming|> ‘The housewarming of Pierce Hall, the first unit of All Souls' National Unitarian Church to be completed, at 16th and Harvard streets, will take Place Wednesday evening. Dr. and Mrs. U. G. B. Plerce will receive the ®uests and will be assisted by Mrs, Charles Woodhull, Mrs. Mrs. F Mre. C. W. Cogges! Clark, Mrs. C. V THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. -C, , | Wilmouth Gary, Mrs. B.'W. Hefferson :wnnhoom Form Luncheon Party At U.D.C. Gathcring The decoration committee for the United Daughters of the Confederacy general convention in session last week, which included Mrs. C hatles F. Adams, Mrs. Belle briel Edmonson and Mrs. Mary E. Stout, formed a - |luncheon party Thursday at the League ®f American Pen Women headquarters, 1722 H street. Mra Taylor was presented with a mem- bership pin by the committee of the League of American Pen Women, of which she is a member. Others in attendance were: Mrs. Jack Swallow, Miss Grace Hudson, Miss Semizj Boice and Mrs. Kline of Mississippi. Navy Band Concert To Mark Anniversary . The United States Navy Band will _|®lve a concert at Memorial Conti- nental Hall Thursday at 8:15 o'clock p.m., in celebration of its fifth an- niversary. Mrs. Logan Feland, so- prano, will be & guest sololst. The second half of the program ar- ranged as a military band concert featuring other soloists. Music has been carefully prépared and selected for this recital, which promises to be an event of unusual interest both musically and soclally. Mrs. Coolildge heads the list of patronesses on this occasion, and as- ;m‘in!ed th her ure l;irs . Denby, Lber Hutchinson, Stevens: Mrs, it is, McKee and Mrs. R. L. G More Patronesses For Monticello Play Mrs. Richard Knickerbocker Tyler Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Mrs. lerlot & Turner, Mrs. Leigh Palmer, George Henry Dawson, Mrs. Frlnk Hume, Miss Flora Wilson and Mrs. Harry Covington are additional pat- ronesses for the play, “Anthony and Cleopatra,” to be produced December - 112, by courtesy of the Washington - | Shakespeare Soclety, in compliment o the National Monticello Associa- . |tion at the National Museum. Miss Agnes Peter, chairman, will have the assistance of Mrs. Walter Hough, 'v: wife of Dr. Hough of the Smithsonian Institute, in receiving the guests. % Dell Piano Co.’s DECEMBER 2, 1923—PART 2. aam ARIJIBORITIZ fifl%fi%fl s e ORRISON S FOUNDED 1894 Known for Remarkable Value Giving 1109 F St. N.W. Near Eleventh Make your selection as soon as possible as there is a great shortage on high-grade instru- ments this year. 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