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Of midnight blue chiffon broadcloth
trimmed with skunk, and a black
velvet picture hat. They will be at
! home after December 1 at 1s1st
street and Riverside Drive, New York.
The out-of-town guests here for the
wedding included Mr.. Fenton Love,
father of the bridegroom: and his
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Roeder. Miss
Elizabeth Roeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Peoples and Mr.. George Rosder
of Baltimore; Mrs. George Wild OF
Kansas City. Miss Margaret Forman
and Miss Margaret Brant Of New
port, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
| White of Richmond. Va; Mrs. Ellis
Saust and Miss Lucy Saust of Cham
bersburg. Pa, and Miss Elsie Habert
of Laurel Springs. N. ].
Thanksgiving Ball.
Cabinet women will be in the re-
Relief Society on Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. Daniels. wife of the Secretary OF
the Navy, will head the line. with
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs. AL
bert Grant, Mrs. George Barnett and
Mrs. Albert T. Niblack also acting
as hostesses for the ball.
Under the direction of Mrs. Niblack.
| chairman of the ball committee, and
her various subcommittee arrange
ments for this annual event in Wash
pleted. Secretary Daniels has given
! permission for the use of the Marine
and Navy Yard bands. Boxes are be-
ing arranged and sold by Mrs. George
Barnett, wife of the commandant of
the Marine Corps. Mrs. z. L. Tanner,
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committee on tickets. Benefits of
the ball will go as usual to needy
families of men in the Navy and Ma
rine Corps.
Mrs. A. H. Plant and her daughter.
Miss Olive Plant, have returned to
their home. 1889 Euclid street. after
an absence of several weeks in Jack
son. Tenn. and Fort Worth. Texas. at
which latter place they were guests
Of Mrs. J. L. Billingsley, formerly
Miss Helen Bond Plant.
Gen. and Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie will
be guests Of honor at the first Friday
the League of American Pen Women
at their clubhouse, 1922 H street, to-
morrow afternoon from to 6. Gen.
Hoxie will present to the members for
their permanent clubhouse THE Morn
ing Glory" bust done by his first
wife. the late Winnie Ream Hoxie, who
was member Of the league Mrs.
Hoxie. who is writing 1.-THE Memoirs of
Winnie Ream," will give a talk on her
W work X as =, sculptor and show pictures
charge Of the musical program and
Miss Felma Suby will sing.
Mrs William b. Hoffman, accom-
PanlsS oS her .b.s; Do lighters Mrs VII
| Hindley. is spending the week in New
York. where they met OH Tuesday Lieut..
w. Fred Hoffman. who returned on
the steamship New Amsterdam from
war activities in Russia
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley presided at
the tea which was given in honor of
the delegates to the international
congress of working women. at the
national woman's party yesterday
The position of women in the for
eign countries was discussed by va
rious OF the European guests, among
| them Miss Hesselgren of Sweden,
DR.. Bang Of Norway. Mrs. Betty
gette Bouillot of France. Other
guests Of honor were officers of the
farm woman's national congress and
delegates who have been attending
the convention Of this organization
| in Hagerstown, Md.
l ~ ..
Jessie Hardy MacKaye, Mrs. Nina
! Allender. Mrs. Eliza Evans, Mrs. Will
liam Clagett, Miss Mary Dean Powell,
Mrs. Cooper. Miss Editha Phelps. Mrs.
Helena Hill Weed. Mrs. Paul Hanna,
| Miss Mabel Vernon. Miss Mary Du-
brow. DR.. Neva Dearborn, Miss Hen
! rietta Addition, Miss Sara Grogan.
Miss Emma Void. MIS- Nicholas KEEL
ley. Mrs. ellison Gardner. Mrs. Flor
ence Boeckel. Mrs. William Thompson
Burch, Mrs. Kate Boeckh. Mrs. George
Ode1l, Mrs. Lillian w. Kerr. Mrs. s. B.
NJ Young. Mrs. Katherine Goodall
Warren. Mrs. Benigna q. Kalb, Mrs
Bertha Helm. Mrs. Charles Edward
Russell, Mrs. Henry Lockwood, Mrs.
Ruth Garner Quick, Miss Katherine
Fisher and Mrs. Lynn Haines.
The marriage of Miss Lila A. Car
mer of Port Jervis, N. Y. and Mr..
Charles E. Haupt, 1r.. Of Washington
took place at Port Jervis on Saturday,
November I. The ceremony was held
at the home Of the bride, and the i'm
mediate families only were present.