The Washington herald., 1918-12-16

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Edward c. Walker. Mrs. Thomas T.
Gaff. Mrs. Charles Mills Hinkle, Mrs,
Cary Langhorne apd Mrs. william
H. Coche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Burr Cassel-
man. of Cleveland Park. announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Alwarda. to Mai, Gilbert Dudley
Fish. Corps Of Engineers, U. s. A.
Maj. Fish is now stationed in Wash
ington after having recently re-
turned from France with the Sew
enth u. S. Engineers.
Representative and Mrs. C. Frank
Reavis two sons, who have been in
the service for some time. expect 10
both return to Cornell University oy
the first of the year. Their older son,
Lieut.. C. Frank Reavis. jr.. who has
made a fine record in the naval avia-
ton service, expects to add to MS
record by flying trip to New York.
taking his father as passenger.
The National American Woman Suf-
frage Association gave supper party
at its Rhode Island avenue headquar-
ters last evening in compliment 70
Senator and Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Maud
Wood Park! chairman of the congres-
sional committee, received with Sena-
tor and Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Wesley
Jones, Mrs. Charles b. Henderson and
Mrs. Medill Mccormick assisting
Among the guests were Senator Car
roll S. Page, Senator and Mrs. Wesley
Jones. Senator and Mrs. Miles Poin-
dexter, Senator and Mrs. Charles 8.
Thomas, Senator Joseph e. Ransdeii,
Senator and Mrs. William F. Kirby,
Senator and Mrs. Joseph l. France,
Senator and Mrs. Charles B. Hender-
son, Representative Hatton w. sum-
ners, Mr.. and Mrs. Medill Mccormick.
Mrs. Mary II. Schluter. Following
supper there was half hour OF music
by Louis Thompson. The association
is issuing invitations for a supper
party next Sunday evening In COM
pliment to Senator and Mrs. Spencer.
The Medical Branch of the Army
Emergency Committee are ARRANGING
a motion picture entertainment at the
/ Knickerbocker Theater, corner Colum.
bia road and Eighteenth street north
west, Thursday, December 19, at !
o clock. The proceeds are to be used
to purchase wool for stump socks or
any emergency
They hope to have patients both
I from the NeYal Hospital and Walter
Reed, and anyone wishing to contrib
ute one or more tickets for that pur-
pose can communicate with the en-
ltertainment treasurer, Mrs. Reasoner,
or any member OF the committee. and
designate the branch of the service
for whose use it is intended or leave
the decision to the committee.
They expect to have some most in
teresting first release pictures and new
features.
The box-holders are Mrs. Marshall,
Mrs. Daniels. Mrs Ireland. Mrs. Stern
, berg. Mrs. La Garde, Mrs. Thornbers.
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Darnall, Mrs. Lys-
ter Mrs. TRULY. Mrs. william Davis.
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. owen.
The patronesses are Mesdames Stern.
berg. Hornby, Ainsworth. Reynolds.
Walter Reed. L. A. La Garde. Charles
Mayo. Brackett. T. T Thornburgh.
George r. Nichols, jr., william C.
Davis. William ]. Lyster. T. c. Lyster.
J. Van Ransalaer Hon. William
Stiles. sr.. Patzki, Woodruff, Charles
Richardson, Franklin Martin, Osgood,
Ryan Devereux and owen.
The reception committee is composed
of Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Logan. Mrs.
Clayton. Mrs. Schriener, Mrs. Darnall.
Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. Munson. Mrs. Cen
tryA Mrs. stiles, Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs.
Hopwood. Mrs r. b. Miller. Mrs.
Winter and Mrs. Siler. Mrs. Ireland
is the chairman; Mrs. Sternberg is
the vice chairman: Mrs. Van Duser,
secretary: Mrs. McCulloch treasurer.
Entertainment committee, Mrs. Ire
land, chairman: Mrs. StcrT berg. vice
chairman: Mrs. Reasoner. treasurer.
Ticket committee, Mrs. Norchington,
chairman.
Arrangement committee. Mrs. Owen,
chairman; Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. TRULY.
Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont was hostess
last night at reception in honor of
the advisory board of the National
Woman's Party. at the headquarters
of the organization on Jackson place,
last night. Several hundred women
and quite a few men were in attend
ance. She was assisted by Mrs. Will
liam Kent. of California; Mrs. Rogers,
of New York: Mrs. Atwater. of the
District of Columbia, and others. 1t
was purely a social occasion. Several
hundred guests were in attendance.
Miss Vida Milholland sang. refresh
ments were served and the evening
ended with an informal dance.
Miss Janet Richards. at her regular
Monday talk this morning on Public
questions" will speak especially OF
the Presidents trip abroad and its
significance; the British elections: the
occupation and control of the Rhine
provinces by the allied troops, and the
persistent Hun propaganda to divide
the allies and to regain by political
trickery what they have lost by the
sword. Some mention will also be
made OF the outlook in Russia fol-
lowed by book talk on the Best
war books" The talk is given at the
Knickerbocker Theater at l0:45 o'clock
''The stars incline, but do not compel"