Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1926, Page 18

1 8 SOCIE I Y } ll‘lllgagvmcnl Announced ot | o of Spor (Continued from Seventeenth Page.) TIE EVENING STAR. WASIHINGTON. D. €, MONDAY. FEBRUARY R. 1926. -‘ - NS, they will make their|at a bridge luncheon for the benefit [ Miss Ielen Quinn and Mrs. E. I.m--l the Holy Cross snitzer. il nd Mrs. Max E. Walten, was from 4 t her home, 1628 Webster n honor of the members of the 1y in the the Willard place 1 sntial suite Washington Chapter of the raternity. ‘Talbert entertained mem- hi Omega. Fraternity and Maud & 11 will be the honor | A section of the | J. Club at its meet e will explain the e Chi Ome, Miss I bers of the friends at luncheon and bridge at the Columbia Country Club Saturday. . K Has Bi | stressin | talk will be illus Dougherty, Miss hunston, Mrs. Charl . Ofenstein, Mrs. Making of solid silverware in China, where it has been an {ndustry for cen- turfes, is giving way to imported plate and to the introduction of the electro- plating process into that country. TrarennssARERAsA RLEN, Limited space at the Automobile Show | last week did not permit the displaying of | | the complete Buick line. ‘ Anna Cummi Cummings, Mrs. rs. W. G Sears and Miss Stephe : EANOR G MeMURCHY, | [0 prize was: won | Hard or Soft Corns — s ! 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