Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 14

14 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, 10, 1926. SOECIETY . SOCIETY, Coolidge Wears Scout Uniform in| Receiving Delegates to Girl Scout Conference at Noon Today. ference. The same group « Mrs. RS COOLLDGE held Sawin: 3 tures of the Oaks, the country Mrs. Charles J. Bell where the garden party for fit of this well known held Thursday. May will displ the outstandine annual fete yme of v, and Woodle; rozd, the ber Th inte hellum day haskets Wove crattsmen of Neizhl 1 an artistic Mrx v this the whood wch to the sur Keith Merrill will booth the FHiuber Wardn toturn, ind se » have v won Wood will m the latter part d the horse show, Theo and o Mornet zates ave something social schedi The central committee of the entertain luncheon uf the conference Red Cross nat nd that eveni ws of the Le cieties will give ard Hotel for the there Amer the es 1 1 wi it lunch Massachu h ut e i vernor of Maryland. Mr. “hie. \uu entertain the del May A at Ann 8 Miw, Chatles J L charmingly lawn arranged of her » the delegates & will go to Mount Vernon ve luncheon aboard the 1 oise. Hospital will entertain the ion at the hospital June 4 and lowing day Ju John Bar ne will give a dinner for them. | There will he ahout 1 to the conzress and the headguarters will be at the Willard Hotel Shn Mme Norfolk to the ava Lindsay-Walsh Wed Inter \ My Society. and Frederick Walsh have issued invitations for the mareitze of thelr daughter, Miss sabella Woods Walsh, to Mr. Charl 2 of Chicago, John's Mass s Walsh i the the S Episcop hurch, Newton urday. Ma sranddaughte late Jude attendant 1 | Lewis Charles Clar will be Mr the ushers v m Waish am Ish Mr. John rhara wing Mr. Allan Healy brothers bride: David Richardson | 1ow, My N John Tho Ivanston . and M vith the help e help | fea- | “rwin | charity will he | booth | i The Red Cross at Wal: | ship, Mrs esates | spent sev Thomas | {chupter on Sat- | 00 | Reta {will be served from Alexander | toward {Tenn | i | Wife of 1 wedding i | | | ! \ | | | Binghan of Hartford,| orhood House hooth s | MRS. GEORGE WILLIAMSON, n important Southern editor, \d guest of Representative and M of Roland James Harris Dunham, jr., Scran- | ton, P Mr. Lindsay is the son of Mr. «. Charles Itogers Lindsay, on. 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