Evening star., 1918-02-01

Washington. is now visiting her sister
in law, Miss Pennington, at her apart
ment at Baltimore.
There will be q meeting of the. in
fantry branch of the Army Emergency
Committee at the Highlands on We'd
nesday, February s. at 2:s0 o'clock.
Beginning Saturday, February 2, Mrs.
lands will receive the knitted gar
ments and give out the melting pot"
wool at her residence. 1413 21st street.
every Saturday afternoon from TO D.
| Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert M Bruno of Balti-
more for the marriage Of their daugh-
| tor, Miss Nancy Fisher Bruno. and Capt
fArthur c. Levering, at o'clock Satur-
day evening. February. 3. at Old st;
PauPs Church. A small reception will
follow at the homo Of Mrs. Charles y.
Fisher, the grandmother Of the BRIDE
elect, S14 North Charles street.
Miss Anna V. Stacy of Jersey City,
who has been spending few days
with Miss Colby, 1901 r street. has re-
turned to her home
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Garrett X. Davis of
Washington are at the Plaza Hotel in
New York.
Mr. and Mrs Preston Davie of New
York. who are spending the winter in
Washington. entertained at a dinner
dance at the Montgomery Country Club
last evening.
The Duchess of Richelieu will give a
concert Thursday evening, February Z.
for the tuberculosis soldiers of France
! 1t was arranged to have it at the house
of Mr.. w. P. Emo but so many tickets
have been sold that Mrs Gan has kindly
given the use of her house. which will
seat more than Mr. Eno'a Tickets can
be had at the house Of Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins 1926 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs Glennon, wife Of Admiral James
H. Glennon. and their daughter, Mrs
in Washington. have left for Rich
nlond Va.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Camp are expected
to arrive today from New Haven for
few days visit to Representative and
Mrs. William Kent.
Mrs Beverley Randolph Mason will not
be at home tomorrow. but will be at home
the following Saturday with tie faculty
and students Of Gunston Hall for the last
time before Lent.
Capt ]. Barclay McFadden and Capt.
Joseph n. Ewing are among a number OF
officers from Camp Meade who will give
Baltimore, on Saturday night, in honor
Of Miss Emile Posey Kennedy. Miss
Charlotte Harding Brown Miss Gainor
Owen Baird, Miss Mary Dixon Thayer,
Barnes and Miss Mary F. Glendenning
all of Philadelphia. Before leaving for
Baltimore the young womep will attend
| the wedding at noon on Saturday Of Miss
Edith Earle and Ensign Alden Lee. u S.
N. in the Church of the Redeemer. Bryn
Mawr. Capt. and Mrs. Edmund Thayer
will chaperon the party at the Belvidere
Hotel over the week end.
Mrs. Christian Hemmick, who has ar
ranged SO many artistic entertainments
at Washington. gave the fashionable
circles of New York a unique treat last
Friday evening. when. at the opening
! OF the Hotel des Artistes auditogium,
she presented series of Kaleidoscope
produced by Mrs Hemmick, an allie
gorical pantomime Of war, was quite
the most notable feature of the pro-
Of high standing. While Mrs. Hem
mick adheres to her conviction that
amateurs give a freshness and naivete
to performance, she finds that pro-
fessionals are much more bidable and
attentive. and give far less work for
the producer, and upon whom they de-
pend with absolute confidence, which
the amateur does not.
Mrs. Hemmick is spending the win
ter at New York, where she has a
studio apartment at the Hotel des
Artistes.
Mr.. Arthur Chester Brody Of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon has left Washington for
Austin, Tex, where he will enter an
aviation training school for officers.
The Southern Girls Club will meet
this evening at 7:45 at the Y. W. c. A.
61s 14th street northwest All girls
from southern states are invited.