The Washington times., 1919-11-21
c0pyrf9ht. 1874
By r. L ooldbsrS.

league and group OF this seasons
buds. The members of the commit
tee are Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Flea
nor Johnston, Miss Cora Barry. Miss
Anne Gordon, Miss Frances Hampson,
Miss Virginia Eckels. Miss Mary
Veeder, Miss Frances Hopkins, Miss
Anna Hamlin, Miss Sara King, Miss
Helen Tucker, Miss Beatrice Pollock,
Miss Olyve Graef Miss Marcia
Chaplin, Miss Gertrude Drain. Miss
Mary HELEN, Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Katherine
Du Bose. Miss Frances Hoar, Miss
Louisa Hoar, Miss Alys Downing,
Miss Katherine Robinson, Miss Mar
garetta Wood. Miss Genevieve Brooke
and Miss Ruth Thomas.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Providence
Hospital has Invitations out for its
annual silver shower and tea to be
held at the hospital on Tuesday,
November 25, from to o'clock.
Reception to ID. A. n.
The District of Columbia Commun-
nesday night at the VICES Club No.
2, 1913 Massachusetts, ave. to the Vir-
ginia Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution. A musical
program was given. The reception
was preceded by a meeting at which
addresses were made and reports re-
ceived by official representatives of
nine embassies and legations.
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett presided
at the meeting and speeches were
made by DR.. Abram Simon. member
of the District Board of Education
and one of the directors of the Com
munity Service, and Capt. Count
Luserna di Campiglione, attache of
the. Italian Embassy. DIR. Simon
spoke of the work which the service
has accomplished and briefly outlined
the work of the educational, social.
physical, recreation, and vocational
departments as well as the employ
ment, home findings, pageant, chill
dren's hospital. aid and travellers aid
bureaus.
Count Luserna, who delivered the
opening address in behalf of the dip
lomats present, spoke of the interest
Italy and other countries are taking
in this work with special reference
to community service work as It has
been developed to an advanced degree
in the District OF Columbia.
Social Club Gives Dance.
The A. n. S. Social Club gave an
enjoyable dance on Wednesday even
ing at Wardman Park Hotel. The hosts
were William J. Hummer, Mrs. A c.
Smith. Mrs. F. C. Evans. Capt. ]. s.
Gregory. Mrs. Ethel ID. Mason. Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Warren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward J. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Ii. Daniels, Harry l. Amer, Laurence
Murphy, Spencer + Burroughs, Mrs
Mary Speiden, Miss Ruth Pulsifer.
Miss Louise Young. and Miss Agnes
Gardner.
The Order of Washing ton will hold
its annual smoker and business meet
ing at the Lafayette Hotel. Sixteenth
and l. streets. on December at $50
o'clock. 1T is desired that all men,
bers be present. Daniel Smith Cor
don, DR.. Joseph G.. Is. Bulloch, and
James Marion Johnston make up the
committee in charge.
Commander John p. Jackson, q.
5. N, and Mrs. Jackson, who have
been at the Wardman Park Inn for
some time, have gone to Newport,
where Commander Jackson has
been ordered to duty at the Naval
house there.
Mrs. f. 3. Loring has returned to
Washington from Hot Springs, Va.
where she spent the past three weeks
Commander and Mrs Howard 2.
Strine, of the Nava! Hospital, have
sent out announcements of the mar
riage of their sister, Adelaide II, jan
sen, to Lieutenant Commander George
Arthur Rood, of the United States
navy, on October s. Mr. and Mrs
Rood Will be at home after December
10 at the AvondaIe. Mrs. Rood is the
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger O'Don-
nell, of Cleveland Park.
The Georgetown Chapter. Delta Chi
fraternity. gave a smoker last even
Ing at the chapter house. l7I5 O
street. A number of alumni were
present as well as many pledges, and
friends of the members were among
the guests. Mr.. Healey. of Union
chapter, gave piano selections. Will
liam u. Mallon, an alumnus of George
town, sang appropriate songs and
gave recitations in darby dialect. Bob
coihesh, secretary to CONGRESSMAN
Dowell and a holder of the distin-
guished service cross, was present.
Miss Emma Deuel. Rice. a well
known artist OF Washington, has on
exhibition at the Arts Club, 2O17 I
street. an exquisite display of dyed
scarfs. The exhibit opened on We'd
nesday and will last for about ten
days.