Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-18

Sir Arthur Written Brown. who
made the first nonstop flight across
the ocean in an aeroplane. and Lady
! Brown are at the New Willard fer a
few days.
Dinner for Bridal Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Wright Of Louis
vile. KY. who came to Washington
day or two ago for the marriage OF
Wright. air service, L. S. A. to Miss
Elizabeth McRae Campbell, daughter
81 Representative and Mrs. Philip Pitt
Campbell, which will take place this
bridal party at dinner last evening
after rehearsal in Bethlehem Chapel:
| Episcopal Cathedral of st. Peter and
take place at 5 o'clock this afternoon;
| The ceremony. in the Cathedral
Chapel will be followed by a recep-
ton in the home of Representative
and Mrs. Campbell in Virginia. where
on Thursday night they entertained
| the bridal party at dinner and
| dance.
Mr.. and Mrs D. T. Flynn of Okla
homa City, arrived at the Shoreham
yesterday. having come to Washing
ton for the marriage of their son. MI.
Streeter B. Flynn. to Miss Margaret
! futile. which will take place this aft
! formed at o'clock in St. Margarets
Church by the Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith and will be followed by a small
! reception in the home of the brides
| parents.
| Miss Margaret futile, with her at
tendants, was entertained at dinner
last night by Miss Louisa Hoar. one
Of the bridesmaids. Mr.. Flynn enter
tanned his best man and ushers at
| dinner last evening. Mr.. Flynn's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Flynn and
his sister, Mrs. j. J. Richardson OF
Chicago. as well as his brother. Olney
! Flynn. who will be best man, are
here for the wedding.
Lady Johnston of England will make
| a visit to this country this winter and
will be the guest in Washington Of her
relative, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
| Mrs Richard Crane, 3d. wife of the
| United States minister to C7echoslo-
vakia, is now in New York, afte "a short
visit in Washington. and will sail on
October % on the Powhatan to join MIR.
Crane at his new post of duty. where he
vent during the summer
Mrs Sidney Ballou is in charge of the
| committee on arrangements for the mo-
| ton picture show for the benefit Of the
Trinity Community House drive to be
Tuesday October %, at the knicker-
booker Theater.
| Cen and Mrs. HIKE have returned
| to the city from their country place
in Iowa. They have reopened their
house on Farra gut Square, where Mrs.
HIKE will be at home to her friends
on Tuesdays until their departure for
! their new winter home in Miami, Fla.
Mrs Calvert Stevens. honorary di-
rector for Washingtons near east
rn1in of nd
Chamberlin. vice chairman of the
women's committee and president of
the College Women's Club. have been
in attendance at the national confer
ence of the near east relief. The con-
| vention sessions were all held at Wal
! lace Lodge, Yonkers, N. Y, excepting
the banquet, which was given at the
Hotel Con modore, New York city.
where Mrs. Stevens spoke.
Tea at New Willard.
Lieut.. Commander Bloedorn, u. S. M.
c.. entertained at a tea yesterday
afternoon at the Willard. when she
asked number of young Army Off
GERS to meet the young ladies Of the
oily Cross alumnae graduating this
year. -
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer will GO
to New York tomorrow for a short
stay. returning to Washington on
Thursday.
Mr.. Sanford H. E. Freund, assistant
general counsel OF the railroad admin
istration. has taken an apartment al
the La Fayette Hotel for the winter
and has with him his mother and sis
ter.
Commander and Mrs. Guy Calhoun
have as their guest, Signora Lais OF
Rome. wife of Commander Alberto
Lais of the royal Italian navy. who
will be with them for several weeks
at their apartment, 240o 18th street.
Guests at the tea which Mrs Ray
| mond Robins gave yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Laura c.
Williams in honor of Mrs. H. H
Butler Of London. who is stopping at
the Wardman Park Hotel with her
husband, the temporary secretary to
the international labor conference. in
cluded Mrs Louis Brandeis, Mrs. Will
liam Hard. Mrs. Charles Thompson
Mrs. William Kent. Mrs. Avery Coon
ley. Mrs. r. r. Kane. Miss Agnes
Wilson. Miss Julia Lathrop, Miss
Mary Waggaman. Mrs. Charles b
Ward, Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey. Mrs. Cato
Sells, Mrs. Louis Post, Mrs. Hiram
Johnson, Mrs. Alice Barrows Fornan-
DIES, Mrs. John j. white, Mrs. Costgan
Mrs. Glen Swiggett, Miss Louise Endi-
colt. Miss Lillian d. Valid of New
York city. Miss Pauline Goldmark
Miss Josephine Goldmark. Miss Melin
da Scott, Miss Miriam Shepherd Miss
Vera Schaffer. Miss Ernestine Fried
mann and Miss Leila Brown, all Of
New York.
Mrs. Robins presented to her guests
plans for the International Congress
of Working Women. which convenes
october 2s, on the invitation of the
National Women's Trade Union League
of America of which organization Mrs
Robins is president.
Entirely different programs will be
given at the afternoon and evening
Performances held Thursday and FRI
day of next week for the benefit OF
I the Serbian children's aid fund. The
most brilliant feature or the vaude-
VILE program will be the remarka BILE
serbian and Egyptian dances offered
nv Frianda. well known Partisan
solo dancer. She has appeared as a
solo dancer in nearly every capital
IN Europe. has had season at the
Theater Franchise in Bordeaux, one
at the opera House in Athens and one
st the Casino Monte Charlottesville I'M
portant engagements at the Paris
Halloween Costumes