The Washington times., 1919-03-29
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
RianOs Dinner Guests of Representative and Mrs Flood
Activities of Capital Society.

vice. and her uncle is Colonel Hutton
OF the air service. American EXpedl-
tjonary Forces.
Miss Goode has been actively en-
gagged as a volunteer worker in the
American Red Cross since the begin
ing of the war.
Major Coyle is a member Of an old
and distinG uished Wash.Hston family
the Coyles having lived here con-
tinuously since 1901.
The wedding will take place in the
late spring, after which Major Coyle
will bring his bride TO Washington,
Y here he is now stationed
spanish Teachers TO Meet.
Prof Henry Grattan Doyle. of
George Washington University, has
announced the first meeting of tie
local chapter of the American Asso-
citation Of Teachers of Spanish. ma
tionaI body Of nearly 1000 members.
for Friday evening, April !. at $50
p. m. in the Assembly Hall Of George
Washington University. 2O2S q street
northwest. DIR. GuillermO \. Sher-
well Of the international high COM
mission. will deliver in Spanish
general survey of the development
of Spanish and Spanish-American st
erature," and SENIOR Cayetano Sev-
rano will also speak. The meeting
will be open to all who are interested
in the spread of knowledge of Span
ish and, Of Hispanic life and culture.
On April Is a meeting to elect perma-
nent officers will be held. The tenn
porary Officers are Prof. Doyle, presi-
dent, and Miss Ruth Wilson. 1901
Fairmont street northwest, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Mcmahon vii!
be at home for the last time tomorrow
afternoon.
Dance at Frat House.
The Georgetown Chapter, Delta Chi
Fraternity, VIII revive tomorrow aft
ornoon the custom in vogue before the
war of serving a special Sunday even
ing supper, to which all Delta Chi are
W elcome.
The active chapter, Delta Chi Fra
ternity. held a smoker in the chapter
house, I715 Q street northwest. last
night at $50 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Akers are
leaving tomorrow TO spend some time
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Berry to Give Tea.
The members and friends of the
Major William Overton Calls chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, and those interested in the Pa
triots' ball to be given at the Will
lard, May 6, are informally invited
to take a cup of tea tomorrow after
noon from TO o'clock with Mrs.
Margaret NJ. Berry ct the Farragut
apartments.
Mrs. Gibson FahnCstOck. president
of the District of Columbia division
of the United Daughters of Confed-
eracy, will leave tomorrow for Louis
willie, KY, to attend the convention of,
the national organization.
GunstOn Hall Ba1aar.
The members of the faculty and
students of Gunston Hall will hold
their annual bazaar today for the
benefit of the war relief fund, District
charities, and home and foreign mis-
sions, from 4 20 6 o'clock this after
noon and from to 10 o'clock tonight.
Miss Margaret Lee Price, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton o. Price, 427
Eleventh street northeast, Is taking
l postgraduate course at Sloane Hos
pital, in New York city. Miss Price is
4 graduate from Providence Hospital,
this city
GOucher AIumnae to Entertain.
The Washington Alurnnae Club f
Goucher College will entertain pros
pective college girls at Central Higa
School, Friday afternoon, April 4. ii
81 o'clock Goucher students from
Washington will be home at that time
for their spring vacation ard VIII
take part in the program, with pi'-
lures. tableaUx and songs, presenting
certain features OF college life pecI-.
liar to Goucher.
Lantern slides will also be shown.
and refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the program, which is in
charge of Miss Isabel Baldwin.
The president of the Goucher CLUB.
Mrs. Chase, Palmer, will preside.
Miss Amy o. Moorhead. Of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, formerly of the ordnance
division Of the War Department, spent
yesterday in Washington visiting sew
eral Of her old friends. Miss Moor
head is now connected with The
Bureau of Aircraft Production in
New York city.