Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 51

1926 PART 2. " SOCIETY. 7 "SOCIETY. " THE SUNDAY STAR. WASH Walter Bruce Judd, Mr. Howe, William Mrs. Mil- Z.| The Finance Club of the ds, | partment will giv ed- | day evening v\|'|.f i and | at the Wome: | mittee chairmen | Harlan, Mrs. Mrs. George H. "MARCH 28/ Bach Choir Scheduled Bruce King, Mr. Homer L. Kitt, ' - ] [Mre. Longworth Heads To.Present ""The Passion” l it it e s ’! Recital Patronesses | Bruce King, dir. Homer L, xlitt. Finance Club Card Party Is Set for April 15 War 1 eard party Thur ) o'cloc The co Elaborate program To Mark Jefferson . . Washington s . anticipating with | Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, wife of | ler, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, Mrs Birth Anmvcrsary !the Speaker of the House.of Repre- | Barney Phillips. Miss Janet R keen: YPIVAL ihie fcaming: €, tiis, Bch | sentatives, heads the list of patrons | Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mr Choir immediately after Euster— {and patronesses for the recital o be | eric True. Mrs. Charles V Tuesday evening, Aprik6-—when “The ziven by Sylvia Lent, violinist. Thurs- | Mrs. Walter D. Wilcox. | Passion” according to St. Matthew ren who Gay at 430 o'clock at the National | | Theater. \qu - Women of Washington Will Begin Observance With “Monticello Breakfast™ Mayflower Hotel. The & Thomas J ¥ to be Capital of the sesqu péndence ton will by 1a three years of intensive work v tinia hom tion. An int the meai. called upe ounce to the : name of her honor. Most of in honot women, b esses il men i will have in honor Iikengre: historic honol the Center schools, w rest as ge The nin «re being Washington Walter Meade Lea, nre Mrs David quelin Ma 3r., Mrs. Andrews, Eugene B Crounse, Virs. Royz Mrs, ent Mon ers of t George W Arts Club dr the Centrs Associalio School. an. Jefferson’s birt Linen Shower and Supper For Mrs. Mar s linen shower, party, at her home on Parl lay evenin Olive Presc Edward place Apri rated guests incl M Horace L. Nicholls, Miss Jean groom, and Mrs. John Beall, Mrs. Mary Miss Flore Randall. e Denartment William W 3 roe Chapter ¢ wil with Junkin. at pirthday — anniversary of efferson, Tuesday, April 13, 1 v celebrated ir the the Nation, as a part of icentennial of our inde- The women of Washing- egin the day with a break- Mayflower, called the Brealkfast because it will Vashington committee for rvation of Jefferson’s Vir- e @8 a shriuve for the Na- erestin ch hostess will be and formally embled guests the table and her guest ot m to sles will be riamed uished American few cases the host- | honor American states- The Jefferson table < zuests only those who ndants of Thomas Jeffer- Martha Washington table <ored by George Wash- versity, and the Demo- ymeni’s Club has named its . Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. de Andrews’ table is to be of Mrs. Coolidge, Mme. s_in honor of Dolly Mad- ndolph Keith Fo John Randolph the 1a of di t in s of sday, April 13, ngton presenta- ant of Thomas Jef- by Mrs. Andrews, been given twice before, Pa., on the Fourth 2 and again in tional £ birthday. the publi: ) Mrs. Marie Moore For- neral divector. | e episodes ot the DA"édH!i of Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John | riage at Annapolis, January 15, she v Mrs. Flynn are at the home of her s Miss is for the presel will be sunz at the Auditorlum, with | { pre-eminent soloists, assisted by mem- bers of the Philadelphia Orchestra. A small group of Washington men jand women, well known in both socfal and musical circles in the Capital, have organized an ussociation, which | they call Friends of Music, after the | established societies of that name in and abroad, and this group Iy the committee which is Bach Choir here. Its Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen, Mis: , Rev. W. L. Darby, Dr. Alexan- der Henneman. Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs. Adolph'C. Miller, Mrs. Edwin B. Puarker, Re B. Phillips, Miss Ella May Powell, Rt. Rev. Mon- signor C. I, Thomas, Mrs. Lawrence | Townsend, Rev. Jason Noble Plerce, Rev. Abram Simon and Mr. T. Arthur Smith, The guarantors for the Bach Choir are prominent men and women in official and social life here who are intevested in making Washington on¢ of the world centers in music devel- opment. This list includes Mrs. Frank ~ Kellogg, Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mes. . Herbert Ioover, Mrs. | Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. David A. Reed, Mrs. Louis A. Frothingham, Mrs. Joseph Clark Crew, Mrs. 1dwin B. Parker, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Robert Low: Bacon. Mrs. Charles J Bell. Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen, M Benjumin < H. Buckingham, Mr Adolph Caspar Miller, Mrs. Irederic A. Delano, m;\ Dullett Wilson, ]x]r‘rl~ Stokes:Halketf, Mrs. Hayne s, Miss Isabel Coleman IFreeman, Mrs. |ham of Arkansas. a3 . deric A. N Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs. Frederic Miss-Dass Campben Keep, Mrs. Bandoiph 11, McKim, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.; Mrs. Fran : N Ars. “John . Boyd. Mrs. Ross | Bride of Mr. J. K. Cattell Thompson, Mrs. Henry White, Mrs.| 4 edding of much interest to Walter D. Wileox, Mrs. John C.|yagnington was that of Miss Bess Phillips, Mrs. Charles W. Wheeler, |y phell, daughter of Mrs. Robert Miss Mary Wheeler, Mrs. Emma 8. Gapiphell of Tullahoma, Tenn., to M Shepard, Representative C. S. Briggs, Kenneth Cattell, son of Mr. J. B Maj. William R. Coyle, Mr. Edward | (o ien of this city. which took plac 1. Broop. Mr. H. Rorier Dy e | S e s Aiaren | 1. Brickenstein, Mr. O. J. DeMoll, ST T |Mr. William Phelps Eno, Dr. Z. B. Pl e Phillips, Dr, J. Noble Pierce, Mr. Ed-| go)ipetto crepe trimmed with red, a| ward C. Potter, Mr. Coleman Jen-|jg g correspond and a corsage bou- | nings, Mr. Homer L. Kitt, M it Ot son roentN | bert Grosvenor, Mr. FORgNE Because of the recent death of the Lester G. Wilson, IBugene groom’s mother, the wedding was | | Thompson, Dr. A. ranged, with only members Hugh A. Thrift. families present Club_and the Chamb Following the ceremony of Washinglon also are gu FAntors. . | ang hie bric Jeft for a. mo e - Philadelphia, Atlantic City : | places of Interest, and on their urn will be at home at 2409 First is p bringing UNDERWDOD — MISS SALLIE J. BURKLIN, Whose mother, Mrs. A. E. Burkin of | the Argonne Apartments, announces her engagement to Mr. Clarence Gra- Ruth Eliska Pickett. Mr. nnll‘ |Dames of Loyal Legion sponsored by prominent among whom | -|Card Party April 12 women, son, Mrs. Mason Nicho Mrs. Robert vrnes. Mrs. William Mrs. Wilbur R. Turner, 1l De lu Mater Mead and The Pr the Daught- evolution, on University: the | itic committee and 41 High School Dramatic n » will sponsor a num- | es. will be presented ir at Ceneral Hi d_the publie Wi on, Lee, 2 is the annual card party April t Wardman P the benefit of Tl i Catholic Chure! chairman and Robert Bou i he Ameri ashin on her M tronesse man of t man of candy han and Mrs. ity. The patrops and clude Representative .\Ime Steen, Mr . Airs. Burrs, Mr hohrrr . Borden, Mrs. Mrs. J. h_Gantley Joseph Phelan Miss Olive Prescott | e ained at | w supper | B road Fri- ‘\ 2. ion Webster enter followed b Daniel Mrs. Joseph G ller, Mrs. Golibart, g in complimer: ott, whose ma lliam Hughe: Migs Jesnete iy 17, vas deco. | Tét Lynam, Mr: vellow and the | Edward Morgan, uded the bride’s attendants, | Miss Alice Miller, M Stevenson, Miss Vir. | 1ing, Mrs. Mary McClos A n, | Noonan, Mr: Digges. d Mrs. Elton Larson, Mirs. Jasper William D. Leetch, Miss Theodor , | cent nce King and Miss Lorena | A. Valeti, | Joseph P. Miss ey Mrs. Mr. M. New Spring Apparel D AYTIME FROCKS and simple Tai- lored Street Dresses in many smart versions of the new mode. Sporls frocks equally suitable for general wear or active sports use. Moderately priced at— £49.50 865 $7! ] FTERNOON AND EVENING GOWNS _of the sheer materials in graceful, rippling styles, in distinctive restrant and. also chic variations of the smart new silloucttes. S PRING TAILORED SUITS that are smart because their lines are correct and because Pasternak suits. are the wltimate in tailoring and in design. Attractively priced at— $68 and $85 D RESS COATS in soft worsted fabrics of suitable Spring weights, in the fnshzonabln colors, with fur collars in various ways S PORTS AND TOPCOATS of chic sporting materials in very practical models for motoring, sports and gen- eral outdoor wear. 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