Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1926, Page 19

mond, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Mrs. THE EVENING STA]%, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926. were: Miss Elizabeth Miele of Sum-|E. C. Wallington and Mrs. Paul mit, Miss Florence Halsey of New-|Wooton. ark, Miss Jean Morris of Cape May, S O C I T Y Hamilton Fish, Mr. and Mrs. John g, Galllnlg. l}l‘rs. szglkn.ngkeét, Mr:. E . ; .|Geneva Dunham, Mrs. B. Sumner i W. Garrett, Mrs. John Hays Ham- | Qo . Stanley Rinehart. Lyman B. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-| The educational groups of the city ward B. McLean, Mrs. Richard H.|are looking forward with much in- (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) |Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence terest to the luncheon to be given at of the State Legislature of Vermont. | New York and Others in_the company were Mrs. Townsend. Mme. Wright, known to member of the State Legislature of | her friends as Mrs, William May Minnesota, and Miss Simpson, member | Wright, is a social favorite both in the clubhouse of the American As- sociation of University Women at 1634 I street northwest, Saturday ‘Washington society. b 2 = 3 at 12:30 o'clock. Dean Mary Louise Mina Van Winkle, Dr, Louise Stanley, | .. An attractive feature of the Pirate-|Brown of American University is Miss Annabelle Matthews and Miss | GYDSY ball, to be given for Belleau | hostess. Helen Carlos. " Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett had as her |gypsy caldron Wood, at the Mayflower, Friday This is the second of a series of evening, December 17, will be the [meetings to be held during the from which lemonade | Winter. At each it has been planned guests at luncheon yesterday in the|will be served by charming gypsy |to present to the public the work of presidential dining room of the May-|maidens under the direction of Mrs.|some one of the educational groups flower, following Mrs. Lawrence |Walter R. Tucker: prominent women Townsend’'s ““Musical Morning,” Mrs. David Du B. Gaillard, Mrs. William Crawford Gorgas, Mrs. William Alden the | which have their headquarters in Washington. At the first meeting the speakers outlined the purposes of . | the Federal agencies. At the meeting of December 11 the national organ- Mrs. James M. Speers of Montclair, la D. A. R., has issued cards for a large Mrs. Mary F. Thomson of Jersey CitY, | reception tomorrow afternoon to cele Miss Erma Quimby of East Orange, | brate the thirty-second anniversary of Miss Helen Garwood of Willlamstown and Mrs. Annie F. Sims, Mrs. William g odod Mrs o ter, having succe Gambel, Mrs. C. D. Watson and Mr. | g1 o Diaimick, -who was _elected and Mrs. Frank S. Chesebro, all of registrar general of the N. S. D. A. R., Madison, N. J. in_ April. at luncheon vesterday the Kate Waller has issued in- Barret Crcle of the Florence Crit. |of, Washington —has ol ment tenton Home. The guests were Mrs. J. W. Atitz, Mrs. John Boyle, jr.; Mrs. o In. Congress Oscar Donahop, Mrs. Mark Foote, ¥§:sdx§°;5en?::§: 8:30 o’clock in the Mrs. Alfred Kirchhofer, Mrs. Robert|yyijiard Hotel. Mrs. James W. Wads: Lane, Mrs. Thomas Pugh, Mrs. L. E. | Willard Hotel. 1 - = Rusch, Mrs. E. M. Stephenson, Mrs, | _(Continued on Tw e e B L R / \ The Army and Navy Chapter, N. 8. the chapter's establishment. Mrs. George Madden Grimes is regent of Mrs. J. B. Gregg Custis entertained | muo ~ew York State Soclety and dance in honor of the xth Page.) Smith, Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Rhett Goode, Mrs. Charles C C. ‘antacuzene, Mrs. jzations will present the advantages thews, Mrs. Henry Parsons .|Charles L. Marlatt, Mrs. Gibson which offer to the people of Wash- Mrs. David St. Pierre Gaillard and|Fahnestock, Mrs. Charles Denby, Mrs. ington. | Miss Myrtis Porcher. John Allen Dougherty, Mrs. Frederick | The speakers Saturday will be Dr. L. Chapin, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, |Charles R. Mann, director American Judge and Mrs. Bayard T. Hainer|Mrs, 1 H. Bastedo, Mrs. Edmund | Council of Education; Mr. Joy E. Mor- have as their guests at the Wardman | A, Carpenter, Mrs. C Barrett, | gan, director of publications, National Park Hotel for the Winter Mrs. T Mrs. harles C. | Education Association, and Mr. Mor- cer A. Beach of Columbus, Ohio, and Ifred Pembroke ‘Thom, | ton Snyder, education secretary of the Mrs. Hermine H. Gabel of Aberdeen, J. Bell, Mrs. Marcus ]'rogmk&i\'e Education Association. Wash., sisters of Judge Hainer; also mi Sidney Colman, Miss - Mrs. Gabel's granddaughter, Miss|Martha Codman, Mrs. Herbert J.| Miss Mary A. Lindsley “vas hostess Kathryn Stewart. Mrs. Beach has|gjgeum, ard R. Stitt, Mrs. [at a tea yesterday afternoon for a just returned from an extended trip | . |group of visitors at the Grace abroad. s | Dodge hotel from New Jersey, which 5 = o : ,|is Miss Lindsley’'s home State. Tea pazyfl-r:-‘:’:)':_‘;‘;‘“{“si{‘r;flr"?“;‘f:“;’r'm‘"“,‘f Mr: Williams, ! !was served in the lounge by the ol e et e abot Lasige, Mrs. David Du open fireplace. Miss Lindsley's guests lution, entertained at dinner last e ning in her apartment at the M flower, having as her guests Mr. Ben- nett Thompson of Chicago, who has just returned to the United States from northern Africa; Col. and Mrs. Edwin A. Shepherd and Mrs. S. L. Hobart. Mr, and Mrs. Everest George Sewell of Miami, Fla., are at the Mayflower for this week, having come to at- tend the National Congress of Rivers and Harbors, of which M a director. Mr. and Mr: are frequent visitors in W and have many friends here, will stop in Newport News on the way South for the launching Saturday of the new | | steamer which will ply between New | | York and Miami. | d as her guests in the presiden- The A savs Welcomed Gift! French, Handmade &/ HANDKERCHIEFS ) PEND an hour in the Handkerchief Section of our Gift Salon, and you will be able to solve ever so many of your gift problems. There are beautiful hand-embroidered linen ones, as well as plain- tailored sport handkerchiefs. Priced 75¢ to $3.00 Imported HANDKERCHIEFS for MEN T 00! Priced 75c¢ to $2.00 Gift Salon—First Floor mfll;lfibqo}cég%w TWELVE-TEN VETWELVE F ST™REET Brothers Friday: Two Special Groups 14 Fur-Trimmed Coats Mostly Small Sizes 57.50 Formerly 88.50 125.00 L 18 Fur-Trimmed Coats 88.50 Formerly 155.00 185.00 fiEED more be said? 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