Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-25

Patten. Mrs. Clarence E4Wqrdss Ms
Mahlon Pitney, MrS. George Howard, Miss /
Perrin. Miss Minna Blair, Miss Carohne
Ogden Jones' Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss
Price Collier, Miss Pellew, Tho Misses
Tuttle. Miss Lillian Birney. Miss Lydia
Chaplin, Miss Louise Theron and Miss
Louise Delano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones of New
York, who are members of the large
colony of newcomers. have leased 1923
r street, the residence of Mr.. William
]. Father, where they are now settled
for the winter. Mrs. Jones spent part OF
| the autumn at White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar. who, is
at New York, will not return to Wash
| ington until about the middle. Of De-
cember, when she will join Mr.. Edgar at
their residence, 814 18th street.
Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson. who has been
| James Mcmillan, since her return to
! Washington, will take possession of her
apartment at 1902 18th street tomor-
| row.
| Mr.. and Mrs Aksel wichfeld are at
New York, where they will remain for
| a week or more.
| The rummage sale to be held at 6o4
18th street from December to %. in
! the Washington Diet Kitchen Associa-
| ton and the babies of sailors and SOL
diers In the District of Columbia is to
be the most gigantic thing of the kind
building will be required for the sale.
| There is to be department II which
only new articles will be for sale. and
for that New York and other cities have
ating women Of Washington, who have
succeeded in getting together a very
important collection of the new painted
furniture. tables, chairs. trays, ETC., of
lamp condleshades. which, since America
has had to turn its mind to the fabri-
|, cation Of these articles. are even more
beautiful than those which used to
come from France; Of toys. Of cigarette
boxes and ash trays. indeed, Of every
thing from which to select the unusual
Christmas gift. The committee in charge
the diet kitchen: Mrs. George Howard.
chairman and general manager of the
sale: Mrs. David Houston. Mrs. E. H. G.
Slater: Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. 10
Horace Westcott, Mrs j: H. Merriam
! Mime. De Sibour and Mrs. A. Willert, and
some who are to be assistant sales
women are Mrs. William Elkins. Mrs
Robert Brand. Mrs. James Wadsworth
!, Mrs. Aksel WichfeId. Mrs. de Heeren
. Miss Ernst and Mrs. owen johnson.
The chief Of ordnance and Mrs. Will
liam Crozier will give a reception
Thanksgiving day from 4 till O'Clock
for ordnance officers stationed at Wash
! Iington.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
: Mrs. Houston have as their guest Mr.
!. Roland w. Boydep 'of Boston. who II
in Washington to assist in the work
!. of the food administration and who
3 arrived last week.
Miss Halle Davis is. seriously i'll a,
the residence Of her aunt, Mrs Stepher
B. Elkins. where she has been stopping
while Mrs. Davis moved into theil
apartment at 1902 18th street.
9 A cable message has been received
q stating that Baroness Alletta Korf
and family were at Stockholm.
It Mrs. Alfred S. GilIett will entertain
d at dinner at. her home. 1914 goth street
on Thanksgiving day. when her guests
i will be thirty privates. The dinner
will be served at 2 o'clock.
d Mrs Melville E. Ingalls, has take,
an apartment at the Altamont for tn
season. Her son-in-law and daugh
= ter. Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Arnold Rob
Z ertson, have an apartment in the sam
i building. Mr.. Robertson is first sec
L rotary of the British embassy.
ii Ball for Country Home.
The annual ball for the Children
Country Home Will be given Christ
mas night at Rauscher's. Among tn
a members Of the board are Mrs. Josep
,e Mitchell. Mrs. Murray Cobb. Mrs. Nc
T. MILAN Gibson. Mrs Fleming Newholt
l. Mrs. Clarke Waggaman, Mrs. J. On
Of shur Moorhaad. Mrs. Reynolds Hit an
70 Mrs. Nathan Wyeth-
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