The Washington times., 1919-04-19
! HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Preparations For Easter Ball-Mrs.
Baker Honor Guest

Miss Miller for some time, and will re
main with her until after the wed.
ding. Miss c. B. Cooper, OF Cleveland
is also guest of the bride, and Miss
Frances Anderson, of Cleveland, will
arrive next Tuesday to stay with her.
A number Of parties have been
given for the popular bride and sew
eral more are on the program fol
next week. On Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. LeinenkugeI will give a bridge
party in her honor; on Thursday
evening Miss Helen Hopkins will en-
tertain for her: on Friday afternoon
Mrs. Raymond Miller will be hostess
at bridge party, and on Friday even
ing she will be the guest of honor al
a bridge party with Miss Dorothy
Wood as hostess.
Much interest is centered in the
wedding today OF Miss Dorothy Ark
wright, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Arkwright, Of Atlanta. and
l Capt. Glenville Giddings, NJ. c., L. S.
A The wedding will take place in
Atlanta at the beautiful home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arkwright, "Pinebloom,' -
and a large reception will follow.
Miss Arkwright is a niece Of Mrs.
William L. Marshall, Of Washington,
who has gone to Atlanta to attend
the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Adele Quart
| ley Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown. to Robert Abercombie
Lovett, will take place this afternoon
at o'clock, in the home Of her par
ents, in New York. Mr.. Lovett gave
his farewell bachelor dinner last eve
ming in a private room at Sherry's.
His guests included his father, Rob-
ert S. Lovett, who is to be best man
at the wedding; the ushers, Charles
p. Taft, Artemus L. Gates, Allen w.
Ames. Robert Barr Deans. Henry II.
Landon, jr., J. Sanford Otis and A. L
Gates: also Lester Armour, Archibald
G. McIlwaine, jr., Reginald G. Coombe
and George F. Lawrence, jr.
To Have Italian Evening.
One Of the most interesting events
OF next week for which invitations
have been issued is an Italian evening
TO be held at the First Congregational
Church on Wednesday, April %. at
o'clock. Lieutenant RoselIi. of the
royal Italian army, who has won dis
unction during the late war, Is to tell
OF conditions in Italy. Mrs. Newton ID.
Baker is to he the soloist. A musical
program Of patriotic airs has been ar
ranged. Nathaniel Brusiloff. the ia
nous boy vtolinist, will give several
seiecuons. A silver Offering will be
taken up for the Italian RELIEF Corr
mittee, OF which Mrs. Robert lansing
is honorary chairman and Countess
di Cellere chairman.
The organization Of Columbian
women OF George Washington IJni.
Versity will have its annual BANQUET
at the Chevy Chase Club Friday even
ing, april 25. The reception will be
at $3.50 and the banquet at Z O'Clock.
cards have been sent to all meTnbero
or the organization, and these cards
should be filled out and sent to MIS-
Henry Grafton Doyle, 1876 U street.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged and all members are urged To
be present
Rapid progress is being made to-
ward the completion of ali mans TO-
the welcome home entertainment 10
the memoers Of the Sons Of Confeder-
Ste veterans, Washington Camp. No
SOO' just returned from service in the
army, navy, and marine CORDS. which |
VIII De held on the evening OF Nav
l3, 1919, at Confederate Memori.I |
Home, 1922 Vermont avenue north
west. :"
A musical entertainment is heinz /
arranged by the camp, under the
craftsmanship Of F. R FraveI. assist
ed by Elgin H. BlaIock, A. Sidney
{ AIRY Z. H. Sothoron, and w. H. will
kerson
Dancing will follow the entertain
nent, which is under the direction Of
J. Roy Price and A. Sidney Psrrv
Ihe Following members of the
camp who are known to have served
IN the world war will be the honor
suests: Gen w. c. Gorgas. Major
W nalace Streater. Major W. CabeII
Moore, Major A. Y. P. Garnett. Cant
{. LuXford, Capt. w. r. WiImartb
capt. Elgin II. Blalock, Cant r NJ
Nevils, Lieut.. Warren X. Helphen-
5tine, Lieut.. Julien st. ChiIds. Ideut
W. c. Brooker, Lieut. W. e. Brock
nan, Lieut. George T. Rawlins. Ijeut
c. Lupton, Lieut. Clarence D Hog
sard, Lieut.. A. Stuart Murray. and
Ensign Thomas H. Harris.
Georgetown Hospital Beneat.
The benefit performance OF The
little Brother" to be given the nigbt
Il April %, at the new Shubert-Gar-
lex Drawing Room Theater. for the
georgetown University Hospital bids
air TO be the most successful Of the
Entertainments given annually by the
aides board Of the hospital.
The proceeds Of the benefit are IN
% toward the endowment of a char
ty ward, the feature to which the
aides Of the board are especially de-
Oting their energies.
Although comparatively younR.
georgetown University Hospital has
AIKEN its place among the leadins :
ospitals OF the country and wash s
ngton is justly proud Of It Its
plendid work during the war, espe-
tally during the influenza epidemic.
as not only multiplied its already
lrge list OF friends in this city. hui ;
as endeared il to the hearts of large ;
umbers of war workers and Others
'ho focked to Washington from all
arts OF the world during the war
eriod.
The details OF the benefit are in
barge OF the ticket committee. Mr.
'aac Cans, chairman, and Mrs. NJ.
eady, vice chairman: the box com :
littee. hrs. George TuIIy Vaughan.
hartman, and Mrs. D. J. Callahan
Ice chairman; the committee on Z
,hools, Mrs. Henry r. Cover, chair Z
ian. and Mrs. Milton F.. Allies. vice 7
lairman; the committee on 7ouyerr | i