The Washington times., 1918-12-07

will come to Washington for the oe-
casion. and the former will make
brief address.
A large number of wounded SOL
diers from the Walter Reed Hospital
and the men stationed at Camp Leach
were guests yesterday afternoon OF
Mr.. MRrcerop, manager OF the Dunn
barton motion picture theater in
Georgetown. The theater was crowd
ed with an enthusiastic and appre-
ciative soldier audience. Motor cars
were loaned and two special street
cars were used for the transportation
Of the guests. Packages of cigarettes
donated by local merchants and
home-made' candy were passed by at
tractive young women OF George
town. Miss ronita Ridgway made all
the arrangements.
Miss Margaret B. Randle. Of Smith
field, Va, who has been doing war
work in the construction division OF
the War Department, will spend the
Christmas holidays at her home.
s.A. r. c. Men EntertnIn.
Company c, of the Students Army
Training Corps OF George Washing
ton University. entertained last even
ing for a large company OF service
| men and friends in the crystal ball
room OF the Ebbltt Hotel. Preceding
the dance there was an interesting
vaudeville entertainment. ThW fol-
lowing were chaperones: Dr. Will
lam Miller Collier. president of the
university, and Mrs. Collier: lieut..
Col. and Mrs. Edmund Morris Nor
gan, Dean and Mrs M. l.. Fefson. Col
and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton, and
Col. and Mrs. l. II. Ludlow.
The company officers are Second
Lieut.. Robert J., Riley and Second
Lieut.. Louis Hasbrouck.
Much credit for the success of the
| entertainment is due David Sylvan
Block, who. with William c. Burton
/ and Howard II. Espey, comprised the
committee on arrangements.
DR.. and Mrs. T. F. wicklire. of
Jackson. KY. are visiting his mother.
Mrs. T. F. Wickliffe of this city. Mrs.
T. +. Wickliffe viii receive Informally
/ for DIR. and Mrs. Wickliffe Sunday
afternoon at 321 Second street south
| east. Mrs. T. F. WickIiffe was Miss
jamie Etheridge. OF Alabama
The special sale OF the products of
the mountain crafts and cabin indus
tries, which is being held this week
at the permanent exchange of the
Southern Industrial Educational As
sociation, 1928 Connecticut avenue, is
meeting with great success. The
! mountain baskets. many of which are
/ filled with flowers sent by Mrs. Wood
| row Wilson, are unusually attractive
| this year, and few can resist the old
| colonial spreads.
Those interested in the success of
the sale are the president, Capt. c.
c. Calhoun: the honorary president,
Miss Margaret Wilson, and the trus-
tees, Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell. p. P. ClAx-
ton. Herbert Day, Joshua Evans.
Leigh Robinson, Mrs. Samuel Spen.
GER. Miss Julia Strong. the Rev. James
n. Taylor, Mrs. Richard Wainwright,
Mrs. c. David White. Miss Clara Wis
lon. Mrs. Charles Henry Butler, ana
the secretary. Mrs. A. S. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Steiner, OF 444 X
street. announce the engagement OF
| their daughter, Miss Selma Steiner, to
Lewis FIahaTty. of 202s Nichols ave-
nue. southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Shibley
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Marian Lee Patterson, to
Lieut.. Paul Revere Smith u. S. A. The
wedding took place on Thursday in
Washington.
Much interest is being shown in the
forthcoming performance OF way
Fairies" a Christmas play, which will
be produced for the benefit of the
\ fatherless children OF France. at the
Belasco Theater, Friday afternoon.
December 81.
/ A partial list of patronesses in
cludes Mrs. Newton Baker. Mime.
Ekengren. Mrs. Tasker H. Bliss. Mrs.
Frank L. Polk. Mrs. John b. Hender-
son, Mrs. Edward Mabean. Mrs. Will
lam Boardman, Mrs. Mackay- Smith,
Nine. Collardet. Mrs. Walter Tucker
! man, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. P.
| l.. Phillips. Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
velt. Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. and Mrs.
John Lord O'Brisn.