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10 at 1e91 Hobart street.
Under the leadership Of tho Congress
sfonai Club the Nebraska congressional
women have formed. formed an orSani1as,Unn ga xasnn
women who have como to Washington
from their state for services under the
government. TIE of1cers Of the g.
garlizatiori are Mrs. q. W. Norris. wife
Of Senator Norris. president; Mrs. e +.
Reavis, vice president. and Mrs. J. L
McGrew, secretary and treasurer. All
young women here from Nebraska are
requested to send their names and ad-
aresses to Mrs. McGrew, secretary, 701
goth street northwest.
Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin 'Hed Bird VIII
give an address on the Indian Fast
and Present" tomorrow afternoon at
the Congressional Club. Tea Will Ioi-
low at O'Clock.
M. Andre Tardieu. French high COM
missioner, was host at dinner last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crane enter
tanned at dinner last evening In honor
Of the formers brother-in law ana SIS.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leatherby OF
Chicago. who are their house guests.
Capt. A. J. Atnelo Devereux and Mrs.
Devereux, who have been spending a
short time at New York since leaving
Washington on Monday, are expected to
return to Mist Field Farm. Oreland, Pa,
today. Capt. Devereux, who recently
returned from Kansas. where he was
buying horses for the government, is on
a furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld are at
the Ritz Carlton, New YORK.
DR. and Mrs William e. Dieffender-
fer were hosts at delightful musical
last evening at their residence, in Co
lumbia road. The drawing room suite
was elaborately decorated with yellow
spring flowers, palms and ferns. Mrs
Dieffenderfer received the guests. wear
ing a handsome gown OF peach-bloW
satin. mounted over silver lace
Miss Lily Winner, Mrs: Ruth Simpson
ton. members of the Nevin quartet. gave
several numbers, together and in solo,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs How
ard Coombs, who also gave solo num-
bers. Miss Lily Winner sang ."rhe Vol
unteer's Goodbye" an original song
composed by the host.
Mr.. Robert Patterson and DR.. Dienen-
derfer closed the program with a
French horn and cornet duet.
Miss Clara Kingsbury,. daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Henry Kingsbury. who
was the guest of Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson
and Miss Maysue Donaldson for several
days. left Washington yesterday for
| Fort slocum. where her father is sta
toned.
A marriage of interest, In several
states was that of Miss Agnes Wach-
| smuth of this city and Mr.. c. F. Get
singer OF Rocky Mount. n. c. The
| marriage was very quietly solemnized
| Saturday. February 18. at st. Johns 9
| Episcopal Church, Florence, S. c. The
| impressive ring ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. Q. T. Porcher OF Dar-
lington. s. c.. In the presence of the
sister of the bride, Mrs. w. L. McCray
of Rocky Mount, N. c., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bo1ick of Florence, s. c.
| The bride was charmingly attired
! in a tailored coat suit Of dark blue
cloth, with hat to match. and wore
! corsage bouquet Of orchids and lilies
of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Getsinger
left Immediately after the ceremony
for New York and other northern
points They will be at home after
March here at 3O10 18th street north
! west
The Cercle Francais of the Twentieth
Century Club is offering a course of five
French lectures, to be given by members
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