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ing which has been arranged by the
Washington branch of the Green Acre
Fellowship Association, an outgrowth
of the school established by Miss Far
mer eleven years ago.
Thursday afternoon, April 20, the
League of American Pen Women will
keep open house from to 6 o'clock. at
their headquarters, sol Nineteenth
street, in honor of visiting members and
friends among the D. A. r. A cordial
invitation is also extended to resident
members, and their friends.
4 birthday party was given last Sun
day night in honor OF Henry A. Lang
stream at his residence, 1902 Florida ave-
nue. northeast.
Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Scott, Misses Lizzie Caspari,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caspari, Miss Mary
Caspari, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolter, Mrs.
Langstream, Miss Magrew. R Emmet
Duffy, George NJ. Holster, ]. w. Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. H. Holster, Henry
a. sLangstream, and Master Ralph Scott.
J. w. Taylor gave a recitation, and r.
Emmett Duffy and George M. Holster
sang a number of songs with guitar ac-
compartment, while Henry A. Lang
stream gsvc a Jig dance, at the conclu-
sion of which dainty supper was serv-
ed in the banquet hall and games were
INDUCED in until a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coulter gave to
their son, II. HoWarth Coulter, a re-
ception Tuesday evening, April IL, at
their residence, 107 H street northwest,
in honor Of his twenty-first birthday.
The parlor and dining room were taste
| fully decorated with palms, roses and
carnations. Games were played, after
which refreshments were served. Dane
| ing was indulged in until a late hour.
Among those being present from An
napolis, Md, were Mrs. J. G. Ellis and
| Misses H Ellis, E. Ellis, Mrs. G.. Jewell
and grandson, Mrs. Joe Jewell, NJ. s.
| Steuart and daughter, j. Tally and Miss
Mabel Gellier, of Baltimore, rId. The
| following were from Washington, D,
| c.: The Misses NJ. Morris, E. Monroe
| s. Morris. S. Wilson. e. Montgomery. A.
Montgomery, NJ. Klager, L. Rogers. E
Stroke, B. Brown, A. George, H. George
V Reed. L. Coggins, NJ. Rocket. l.
| McGfll, B. Sullivan, z. Morris, NJ. Har-
dy, E. Gundershuner, NJ. BARNETT, E
BARNETT, M. Powell. V. PodIcwig, Mrs
Coggins, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Dalkin, Mr.,
| and Mrs G.. Jewell and daughter Mr.
and Mrs O. F. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs T.
| Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray and a.
Nash. Among the gentlemen were G.
| Grosner, r. Daikin, r. Conner, w. II
Davis, D. Glenn, ". Loeffer. ]. Reed, S.
| Elms, J. Jones. w. Reed, II. E. Cum
dershuner, L. B. Morris, J. Belfield d.
Jewell, ]. Stafford. Mr.. Vermlilion, w
Morris. l.. Hollis, c. Mashaner, and c.
NNigerman.
A pleasant birthday party was giver
to Miss Goldie Taylor by her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor, at thcii
residence, 426 Tenth street southwest
Games were INDUCED in, and after q
merry time refreshments were served.
Among those present were Miss Elaine
Fuller, Elsie Fugitt, Hazel Faunce, Bes
sic Galahorn, Vergie Lawrence, Edit
Payne, Helen George, Helen Veihmey
er, Marian Alsop. Julia Platt, Viols
Desmond. Lillian Desmond, Marie Nil
itzer, Ella Taylor, Myrtle Taylor, Anni
McGirr. Helen Oster. Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Albert Taylor. Flora Wyne, Emery
Fuller, Eddie Fugitt, George McGirr
James Gallahorn, Burley Payne. Earn
est Warren, Tom Alsop Walter VII
liams, George Lefoe. Ralph Davis
Mrs. Randolph, Of n street. entertain
ed at musical yesterday afternoon.
a large number of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Klein assembled Tuesd2 J
evening last at their residence on AR
thur street. Anacostia. to participate il
the celebration OF the wooden wedding
! anniversary Of the couple. The hous,
was tastefully decorated in red an(
pink, with cut flowers and potted plant.
abounding.
The Rev. Nelson II. Miller, who Of
ficiated at the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
| Klein five years since, was present anC
| made a short address of congrat ulation
| The hostess was assisted in dispensin: