Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1926, Page 55

SOCIETY, Schedule of Events in Annapolis IS vaen Broad SCOPC Society Fancy Dress Affaxr at Carvel Hali and George Was}nng—‘ ton Hop Among Leading . February 27.— Ritchie was in Philadel- t week, where he went to ad- 3 the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters at a mecting at the selle~lua Stratford Hotel The annual fancy dress ball given Mre Currler's dancing class was in the bailtoom of Carvel Hall by held last chill the as Tuck, who w a Spanish girl. wighter of edell, cos , also won a Robert Gif- Robert C. pman, won Benson Swindell, as on, was awarded € c- and Mrs. Hayne Ell r, Miss el end at -0 the Midsh 1y evening. other week end guest birthds e ind their spent . having men Regimental over clair Gannon, is now wher is visiting of Ensign R. A. Pierce A number of first classmen at the Navai Academy - entertained at the Baltimore C Club Sundax February °1, at by Miss Helen THE SUN DAY POPULAR LOCAL GIRL | son-n-law and daughter, Mr. and M STAR, “'ASHL\GT()\ D. C, Chevy Chase Women Guests at Luncheon Meeting on Tuesday Visitors Return Home After| Week End Parties— Church Sessions Held. | | | | i The executive board of the social section of the Woman's Club of Chevy | Chase will meet Tuesday morning at | 10:30 o'clock in the home of the sistant leader, Mrs. Newman G Little, on Oliver street. - Luncheon | will be served at the close of meeting. | Mr. Edward J. Harding has return- | ed to his home, Jocelyn street, | after visiting on the Pacific Coast. Mrs. Roger Gates and her daugh e are the house rents, Ar. on M the on of Mrs. Gates' y . Harry S. rison street. Mrs. Benjamin Warren was hoste at luncheon and bridge Saturday, Feb. ruary 20, in her home, on Taylor | street. M Henry Decoursey Military road has been spending week in Detroit. Dr. Charles F. been spending several weel Ridg; Adams of | the | Russell, who has with his oy McKinley home, in illlam Pollard, or street, has returned to his Herndon, Va. Miss Edna Holbroc luncheon and bridge | of this city Lecture Is Arranged as hostess at turday, Ieb- L. Scanlan will entertain at bridge and supper Wednesday eve- |y o ¢ ning in her home, on Thirty-third [ 4" (he weekly street . Association of Universit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bowling en- | oo o™ oieiioon at 4:30 tertained the members of their unit | \Chen Mr. Willim Rufus of the A clety of the Church of the Blessed ement at bridge and tea of the “Toda, History.” FEBRUARY Engagement Announced | Miss ELEANOR MAE SHOMAKER, Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren N have announced her engagement to Mr. Richard I Everett For University Women Merrill will be the hostess | American | Women to- | o'clock, | new: paper man and lecturer, will speak on cott, 28, 1926— PART 2. Women's Democratic Club + Observes Anniversary The Woman's National Deriocratic Club held its third annual meeting, concluding with a dinner, at the club: house on Wednesday evening, at which Senator Willlam Cabell Bruce of Marylund was the principal speaker, delivering an address on the “Historic Background of the Democratic Party.” Among the guests present were Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, the newly elected president of the club; Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, the retiring president; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Hubbard, Mrs. James Meredith Helm, Col. and Mrs. Stephen Bonsal, Mrs. J. Harry C ington, Mrs. Edward H. Meigs, Mrs Wilton J. Lambert, Mrs. 'William Kearney Carr, Mr: Tzetta: Jewell Brown of West Virginia, Judge and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin of Chicago, Mrs. Charles Bolton and Mrs. C. N. Maddox of Richmond. Mrs. Roland Ringeold of West Virginia, Mr Georgé M. Fckels, Mrs. Richard C. Burleson, Mrs. Frank Hiram Snell and Mrs. Rose Yates Forrester. Invitations have been issued by the club to a series of Lenten afternoon teas to be given at the clubhouse, 820 Connecticut avenue, Friday afternoons throughout the month of March. One of the features of these teas will be informal talks upon various selected topics wiven by prominent members Of the club. On the afternoon of March the first tea of the series, Mrs. rank Hiram' Snell will ‘speak on What I Saw and Dld in Russia Last E. W. Towne of , will speak on March ! Borden Harriman on the ‘afterncon of March 19. Coolldge ongraphers Will Lecture Tuesday Mr. R. M. Washburn, writer and lecturer on politics, will be the guest of honor and speaker at the meeting offthe Massachusetts Seciety of Wash- ington Tuesday evening, March 2, at the Washington Club, Seventeenth and K streets. Mr. Washburn, who is spending the Winter at the Shoreham with Mrs. Washburn, is a former member of the | Massachusetts legislature and the first & D\l 1214 F Street N.W. Spring Coats The variety of fashions in Spring Coats offers individual choice for type, color and style supper Tuesday evening. Dr. Janvier W. Lindsay has return ed to his home, on Broad Branch road, after attending the medical con On Saturday Dean Mary Louise | biographer of President Coolldge. Brown will preside at the club lunch There will be a musical program and con and will Introduce Dean George | dan ing at the society’'s meeting, and B. Woods of the American University, | per some discussion of an im vention in Detroit. | who will speak on “The Unpromising | portant event which will be announced iss_Katherine, Halligan th ) 2 enue. Miss Halli- | 1e many o | «d the Geo: is spend 75—%95 A e with Mrs. Ander Miss ¥ - U, Thomp hicli Comdr. Anderson is in here en route fo Cuba M w at Norfolk, Va Annapolis Stephen « at a dinner Saturd; 0, in their home on Fall of the U. 1 has left for Quantico. will visit her brother-inlaw and sister, Col. and Mrs. Willium Upshur One of the largest hops of the vear was held Saturday, February 20. in Dahlgren Hall, the United States Naval Academy: and, bein holiday 1y out-of-town were John D. H en spending », wife of Lieut ., who ha York, where she hand, who has just outhern waters. Mrs, remain in New York for sev- | f Comdr. entertained n honor Dupre at dinner home Comdr. with her motored from week end to spend Ienderson, Hende and erick V. Mg f the U. S, Nai Dough- H | MISS ANNE DEVEREUX, Ryan Devereux of West Bradley Lane, enter- ing for her house L'Ill‘\'. Miss Roche, of Ireland, |Gzn. Crowder, Envoy To Cuba, Facing Many Diplomatic Duties Dominican Envoy Host At Charming Function Honoring Diplomats (Continued from Fifth Page.) (Continued_from Fifth _Page.) dez: | residents, and banquets, followed by dancing or receptions such as the Spanish Ambassador gives for other diplomats of Washington during the season and between seasons, does not appear imperative. The diplomatic contingent at Havana is a small, com- pact body, consisting of about 19 min- and about d both to ashington or to w and to Mexico City. The Aus. and Mme, Prochnik, 1 Mme. Mark Minister, Vi Paraguyan Min- lu are among those Will ksiown!in Wiishington Who eome on occasion to Havana. The diplomatic _corps other . Crowde chatelain Call_ Ziteln |n.|n Minister 13dith von Klein of daughter of Dr. Karl von Kiein, who came to the United States | when he was less than 19 years old and became a citizen and had a long and honorable career in his adopted country. Mrs. Zitelmann's mother was Miss Edith Field of New York | City. Mrs. von Klein, now widowed, lives in Detroit, and Mrs. Zitelmann frequently Mas passed through Wash- isit her mother. of Salvador, Dun Robcrto D Me! the tache of the 1 tion of F wdor, Don Senorita Yo- Bolivia, S Menos of Haiti, $ Cromeyer of land norita Odette el M. Calderon Calderon, Senc Sov Dawson, Mr . and th Mrs M j : ind Ms. | John T. Vance s M ‘ { Toms | and | Havana, | staff, has and she ann, the who for- Benson, Oliverra Mr. Miss and Hope | wite of the G rly icago, 2 nores, | Amores, Mr. and Mrs. 2 , Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Darton, Baron and Barone low, Dr. and Mrs. Fenton Miss A: Darton, Mr. E Mrs. K. Wasservach, Mr Mr. and Mrs. W Cooper. | Iater. | Robert The reading class of Chevy Chase | flero as a Theme in Literature. met Wednesday in the home of Mrx. | Clifford Richards, on West Irving street, for luncheon. Mrs. A. N. Pren-| ave an interesting review of a | - Field Laubach of sek end Robert | > the d Mix ton street student of the at Catonsville Md., s spending the week end with her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor, on Chevy Chase ps 2 Mr. and Mrs. George 1. Mikkelson gave a danc day evening in their home, on West Lenox street ton Fowler and Miss Minnie s of Wilmington, Del.. and Adair Richmond Beech Sc! aret of B «llulhll Education re the week end 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pen Meadow lane. Mr. and Mrs. were hosts at dinner and hrids urday evening, P Mr. and Mrs. ¢ City, Mo., are Mr. Allen’s brothe ster-in-law Mr. and Mrs. llen, in their home, on Rittenhous street The altar section of the Guild of the Presbyterfan Church will enter- tain at a musical and tea tomorrow afternoon in the home of Mrs. Law- rence B. Abrams, on Ingomar street Mr. R, 8. 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