Evening star., 1919-04-27
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| motor trip to Wilmington. Del.
Their guests for the trip were Mrs
F. S. Delanf1, Miss Alice NJ Fletcher
Miss Lucy E. Pullen and Mrs. Charles
II. Schafer. The ladies were dele
gates to the annual meeting of the
Atlantic district OF the Women's Bap-
tist. Foreign Missionary Society. On
! the return trip Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes
visited their daughter, Miss Miriam
Anna Rhodes, who is a student at
Goucher College.
y reception was given the wash
ineton Auxiliary of the National In
dian Association by the president.
Mrs. j. w. Spencer, at her home. on
Hillyer place. a delightful social
hour, when refreshmen were served
was followed by the introduction by
the president of Rev. Mr. Hink!e of
st. Margaret's Church, who made the
Invocation. Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin.
secretary of the American Indian As
sociation. was introduced and made
an eloquent plea for citizenship for
her people.
Gen. Pratt. many years in charge
of the Carlisle Indian School. was
present and indorsed all Mrs. Bonnin
had said. She had been one of his
best teachers at Carlisle. Mrs. Bon
min was unanimously voted a member
of the Washington auxiliary at the
close of the meeting.
A dance was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Davis Easter Mon
day evening to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of their daughter Thelma.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with palms. apple blossoms and blue
birds. DaE cling started at $50 o'clock
and continued until midnight. when
supper was served The table was
adorned with American beauty roses
and flags. The guests were Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Mamie De Laney,
Miss Helen o. Keefer. Miss Hazel
Robers. Miss Lucy Triplett, Miss Maud
Brown. Miss Dorothy Kleindienst. Mr..
and Mrs. E. W. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
lie Roy Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Davis, Lieut. Shangher. U. s. A; Lieut..
Buffham, U. s. A; Mr.. C. E. Smith of
New York, Capts. Hood and Dickey
of the United States Marines, and
f.ieuts. Warner, Green. Saper and
Army.
Mrs Pearle Moore Gray gave tea
musical Wednesday afternoon at her
apartment, at 2400 18th street. in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Horce Duncan
Moore and Mrs. Lasalle Corbell Pick
ett who was unfortunately prevented
from being present on account of ILL
ness.
Receiving with Mrs. Gray were Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Sidney Tremble, her
sister, and the other assistants were
Austin. Mrs. Rust Smith, Mrs. Edward
H Tillman. Mrs. Frederick Ernest
Harrington, Mrs. w. Fl. Rodgers, Mrs.
Briggs of Asheville Mrs. William H.
Barr and Mrs. Hal Smith.
Signorita Dolores Van der Gucht
and Signorita Celias Fioratanti
cha rmed the guests with operate Sc
lections. while fascinating Japanese
legend was given by Mrs. Eduard AL
bion.
Mrs. Gray will resume her informal
Sunday afternoon at homes this att
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver E. Pagan will
entertain at dinner this evening in.
honor of the assistant attorney gen
eral and Mrs Claude r.. Porter at FL
wood Farm. their home, near Muir
kirk. Md.
The ball OF the Patriots of 1919 and
1918. which. will take place at the
willard Tuesday, May s. will have
brilliant representation of the Army
and Navy of today and; of the Army
and Navy of 17l6 through descendants
IN the patriotic societies of the D. A.
r.. the Sons of the Revolution, the
Sons of the American Revolution. the
OIUeF OI w toH. dHo
Mrs. Margaret NJ. Berry. regent Of
the Maj. William Overton Calfis Chap
ter. D. A. R., has additional lists OF
which she VIII announce
later. She and Mrs. Walter Everett
Hutton. chairman of the ball COM
rnittee and Mrs. Charles D. Westcott.
vice chairman. desire to have every
patriotic society and every patriot in
Washington represented at this ball.
The young ladies' committee will be
headed by Miss Leila Gordon. Miss
Helen Blodgett. Miss Ada Birmingham
and Miss Edith Richtec~
The staff Of the reception committee
will have at its head Gen. Merritt W.
Ireland, Mai. Gen. George Barnett and
Gen. Herbert NJ Lord.
Mr.. Robert n. Harper. S. r., is chair
man of the floor committee, and the vice
chairmen are Mr.. Claude n. Bennett.
s.. A r.. DR.. J. 6. B. Bulloeh. Order OF
Washington, and Mr.. William Parks,
past president, 8. A. r.
The soldiers from Walter Reed will
be provided with large box under