The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

take place on saturday, December a.
at st. Thomas Church.
Nine. Inozo Nitobe. wife of the WELL
known Japanese professor, was the
hohor guest at a small tea which ass
scidmore gave yesterday afternoon at
the Washington Club
Mrs Thomas f. Walsh and Miss
Isabel Sedgiey presided at the tea ta-
BILE.
Mrs. Claude Swanson. who has been
in the West for several months. has
returned to Washington and Joined
Senator Swanson at their residence in
r street northwest
Mrs. Cunnlngham- Hall. Mrs. swan
sons sister, who has been in Minne-
sofa for some time. has returned TO
Washington and has an apartment at
240o Sixteenth street.
Mrs. William Mason Wright will
present her debutante daughter,
Miss Marjorie Wright, at a small
tea at Rauscher's on Saturday
afternoon. November so.
Miss Wright is the daughter of
Maj. Gen. Wright. who is in France
in command of the Fifth Corps.
Mrs. Wright and Miss Wright are
occupying their residence. 202s Hill
yer place. this winter.
Mr.. Carl Vrooman. Assistant Sec
retary of Agriculture who is in Eu-
rope on a mission for the depart
ment, is expected to return to Amer
lea very soon. Mrs. Vrooman who
is doing canteen work with the Y.
NJ. c. A. In France will stay there
until March.
Mrs. Bernard Baruch and Miss
Belle Baruch who have been spend
ing the fall in New York are ex-
pected within a few days to join
Mr.. Baruch at their Washington
residence in Eighteenth street.
They plan to spend the greater
part of the winter in Washington.
Mrs. James Marion Johnston and
her daughter. Miss Sophy Johnston.
who are in Augusta. Ca. for a visit
are expected back in Washington
this week. Miss Johnston's fance.
Capt. Randolph Mason. U. S. A, is
on duty at Camp Hancock, Augusta
Mrs. Winfield Scott Schley, widow
of Admiral Schley, has taken an
apartment at 1876 1 street northwest.
Mrs. Charles Bromwell and Mildred
Bromwell will go to New York to-
morrow to remain a week.
Miss Olyve Graef. daughter of Mr..
! and Mrs. Fl. Campbell Graef. will be
hostess at dinner at the Club de Vingt
this evening.
The Arts Club of Washington has
Iinaugurated a series of "Fireside Eve
nings." which appear to be something
new in the way of club activities.
This plan Is to ask two or three
scientists. men Of letters. artists. or
other notables, to meet the members
OF the club around a cracking fire to
start things by means of short talks
on previously selected topics and to
encourage each member present to
| contributed to the discussion, Art
movements. music and current events
viii be taken up. science will have
Its share in the discussion. The idea is
10 make the meetings at once entirely
INFORMAL and distinctly significant.
= Mrs. Anna Jenness Milltr will give
a talk on "Triune DEVELOPMENT {"
| followed by a short talk by Mrs.
Roe Fulkerson. of the Day Nurser-
at the war service committee meet-
ing Of the Anthony League, wednes-
day at p. m, at 2OO7 Columbia
road. The public invited.
The 472d Engineers have issued
cards for a musical entertainment
and dance Wednesday evening at
Central High School. Admission is
by card only.
The big liberty dance to be given
by the Stonewall jackson CHAPTER.
No. 20. will take place on the even
ing OF saturday. Dectmber Z. at 24OO
sixteenth street. Tickets issued for
| the liberty loan dance of October
ls VIII be accepted on this occa-
sion, the dance having been cancel
ed owing to the epidemic. Mrs.
| Opal Tracewell is chairman of re-
frshments and Mrs. Frank Morrison
/ acting chairman of the dance COM
mittee, who, the chapter is delight
| ed to announce. is a candidate for
/ president general of the District
Division, L.. d. c.
| Mrs. Charls II. Fred, CHAPTER
president. announced the annual
bazaar will take place December ~
| from noon until IL 80 D. M, at the
| Confederate Memorial Home. Quite
a numbtr of contributions have
been received. which promises to
| make the bazaar a big social and
! financial success.
! The next regular meeting of
| Washington Alumnae Club of the Pi
/ Beta Phi Fraternity will be held
on Saturday evening, November %,
at s o'clock. at the home of Miss
Edna stone, 1913 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Columbia Alpha will act as
I hostesses. A short business meet
! ing will precede the social hour.
The guests of honor at a reception
i given Sunday afternoon by the
patrons of the Beaux Arts Salon.
/ 1904 H street, were members Of its
/ "Wednesday evening French class,
| Mrs. Gertrude ]. Mcpherson presid-
! ed at the tea table and was as
sisted by Miss Roberta Bruner. Miss
/ Erma Keith and Miss Margaret Del
ette. A buffet tea was served,
Miss Daisy II. West will preside
at the tea table at a reception TO
be given Sunday afternoon for the
! Thursday evening French class and
will be assisted bv Miss Emma Reg