The Washington times., 1914-03-23


the industrial education OF the
mountain children of Virginia. Cards
will begin at $50 o'clock and continue
until Z. The tea dance Is to begin at
> o'clock.
tho dance. with Mrs. George Summerlin,
Niscount J. Henri de Sibour, and Dr. J..
Blair Spencer as judges.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson is chairman
OF the entertainment. Miss Flora Will
son is in charge of the sale of tickets.
Mrs. William Payne Meredith is the
chairman of the tea dance. Mrs Mere
dith is assisted by Miss Gertrude Cor
don, who is vice chairman. and a group
of attractive young women. including
Miss Geneiveve Clark, Miss Sallic Will
liams. Miss Nancy johnson, Miss Lou
ise Bayne, Miss Agra Bennett, Miss
Helen Heyl, Miss Helen McCumber,
Miss Frances Dunn, Miss Margaret Nc
Chord, Miss Callie Hoke Smith. Miss
Emily Beatty, the Misses Burleson.
Miss EdmonM Adams, Miss Francis
Finley, the Misses Howard, the Misses
Allen, Miss Katherine Dubose, Miss
Eleanora Morgan, Miss Ruth Hitch
cock. Mis- Dorothy Shuey, Miss Eloise
Orome, Miss Maitland Marshall, Miss
llama Taylor, Miss Hildreth Gate
wood, Miss Dorothy Aleshirc, Miss An
la Green, Miss Frances Effinger, Miss
Margaret Fechteler, Miss Doris Gate
wood, Miss Ruth Hall, Miss Ruth Ray
mond Patterson. Mrs. John Dunlop,
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker, and Mrs. J.
Blair Spencer.
The floor committee, consisting OF
young men chosen from among the best
dancers in the city, includes Marcus
Jordan. Weldon Bailey, Frank Gwath-
mey, DR.. John Briscoe. Mr.. Woodrow.
Frank Hyatt, DR.. Talbot. Commander
Gilmer, ]. ". Belt, John Wylie, Charles
Richardson. DIR. Larkin, Mr. Abbott.
Captain Merry. Capt. Richard Flournoy.
Rczier Dulaney, Ridley Hunt. George
Lewis, willard Hall. Maurice Moore,
Ballard Moore, Dainserfield Addison,
George Mitchell, William Flsther, jr..
Mr.. Cecatto, of the Italian embassy;
NJ. NJ. Parker. jr., King Stone, DR.. Cary
Grayson. william White, Capt. Ridley
Mclean. T. Peachy Spencer and Daing-
eriield Spencer.
s.
The marriage of Miss Maitland Mar
shall. daughter Of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
William L. Marshall. and Paymaster
John ii. Knapp, U. s. N, will take place
on April e. il the Mexican situation
clears enough to allow the return OF the
Mayflower, to which Paymaster Knapp
is attached. from Mexican waters. Miss
Eleanor Wilson will be among Miss
Marshall's bridesmaids. The other at
tendants will be Mrs. Frank Phipps.
wife OF Captain Phipps. of the Coast
Artillery. who will be mstron of honor;
Miss Dorothy Arkwright- of Atlanta,
cousin Of the bride. who will be maid
OF honor; Miss Mary Bane, of Staten
ington. Ill; Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Julia
Heyl and Miss Kate DuBose. Mr.
Knapp has not yet selected his ushers.
Miss Julia Heyl has cards out for q
dansant on April is, in honor Of Miss
Marshall
Mrs. Archibald Oracle was hostess to-
day at a charming luncheon at her
home on Sixteenth street The guests
were Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs. Thacher,
Mrs Ragsdale, Mrs. Gudger. Mrs. Fair
child, Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Victor Blue,
liam Henry. Mrs. Norman. Mrs. Lewis
Bennett. Mrs. Gillett Hill. Mrs. Tom
Williams. Mrs. John Wiley. Mrs. Jo-
seph Thropp and Miss Susan BiddIe
the decorations were in green with
maidcnhair ferns on the table.
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A series of Lenten lectures will be
given at the Congressional Club. at
II O'Clock on Tuesday mornings from
now until Easter. Tomorrow Gen. r.
II. Pratt will speak On Indian Civil
lization;'' on March 81 the subject will
be What a College Education Means
10 Woman" and Prof. Burton, Of
smith College, will deliver the address
ON April Walter Stilson Hutchins
president of the Humane Society, will
talk on The Proper Treatment of
Dumb Animals in America
Mrs. Braisted, wife of the surgeon
general of the navy. has sent out cards
for a lurcheon on April S.
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An open meeting of the District of
Co.uInbia section of the Woman's De-
partrnen: Of the National Civic Fedora
ton will be held at Rauscher's on
Wednesday at II o'clock, when Gustavus
A Weber will speak on "One Year of
Housing Activity in Richmond. Va"
Mrs. Harlean James will also give a
talk OF The Work OF the Baltimore
Womap's Civic Club
r.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dalton win
sail from New York Saturday on the
President Grant for a three months
trip abroad.
Mrs. Charles B. Howry. of 1928 l
street. and Mrs. Leigh Robinson, of
he Farragut, are in charge OF the
sale of tickets for the Confederate
Home benefit concert. which will take
place IN the residence of William
Ihelips Emo. III \ street. Tuesday
afternoon March 81, al 4:so O'Clock The
program will be given by Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe. pianist; Carl Card
wright, baritone. and Miss Elizabeth
Butler Howry, soprano.
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Century Club. under the
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