The Washington herald., 1919-11-20

of the University OF Virginia. and
Mrs. Rinehart are at the Willard for
few days.
Miss Ellen FilIebrown entertained
at an Informal bridge party yester-
day afternoon in compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Campbell. who is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Denman. Of
California. who have been guests of
Senator James Duval Phelan. are
at the Shoreham for the rest of their
stay in Washington.
THE LEAGUE OF
PEN WOMEN.
Mrs. Crete Hutchinson. author and
writer of travel stories. who was for
merly with the Committee OF Public
Information and Is now in charge Of
the publicity bureau of the American
Library Association will be the host
css for the tea tomorrow afternoon of
the League Of American Penwomen.
The hours for the tea which are held
weekly AZ the league clubhouse are
from 4 to 6. Mrs. Hut Crimson will be
assisted in receiving by Miss Natalie
Summer Lincoln. Miss Lawrence, Miss
Loretta Lowenstein. Mrs. Samuel B.
Milton. Miss Marceiia Maloy. Miss
Agnes Marsland. Mrs. Mary McNciL
Miss Neale, Mrs. Susanne OldberC.
Miss Anna B. Patten. and Mrs. Il. L.
Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Cylsler and Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Atkinson. OF Homo
lulu. who have just returned to the
United States are at the New Will
lard for few days.
Mrs. Martin 4. Morrison. wife of
thhe president OF the Civil Service
Commission, gave a tea yesterday for
her guests. Mrs. James e. Eays. Of
Los Angeles, and her daughter, Miss
Florence Eays. Among those assist
ing Mrs. Morrison were Mrs. James
F.. Watson, wife Of the Senator from
Indiana: Mrs. Edward King. Mrs. Will
liam Allen Winter and Mrs. Herbert
Drapen.
Mrs. Lucius r. GridIey and Miss
Charlotte r. Gridley will entertain
the members of their d. A. r. chap
ter. THE Prince Georse's" at their
! home in Monroe street on Saturday
tuC SttSNS
are Mrs. Redwood Vandecrift
regent of Margaret whetten Chap
ter of this city. and Mrs. Joseph
Mauck. regent of the Ann Gridley
Chapter in Hillsdale. Mich. They have
as their house guests for the occasion
Miss Ada Howard johnson, Mrs.
Grafton Townshend and Miss Sara
TUwnshend. all of Maryland
A meeting of the Women's City
Club was held at 22 jackson place
last evening, about 700 members
being present. Miss Ida NJ Meyers.
chairman of the bylaws commit
tee. read the bylaws, which were
adopted with very few amendments.
The officers of the club will con-
sist of a president. first vice presi-
dent. second vice president. corre-
spending secretary. recording Sec
retary and treasurer. Tho club
gave Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
temporary chairman, authority to
appoint a nominating committee to
elect officers of the club to serve
until the annual election in May,
1920.
Miss Mary O'Toole. temporary
treasurer Of the club. reported that
$2I.3o0 had been paid into the club
since October s. and Mrs. George
Eastment. chairman OF the mem
bership committee, reported 1880
paid-in members. who constitute
| the charter members of the club.
However. the drive for membership
| Is extended to December 3, until
which time the initSation fee will
be remitted,
The club has taken over the cafe
Of the Food Administration at 1900
I street which it will continue to
run for the benefit of the public.
but the tea room at 22 jackson
place will be for the exclusive use
Of members Of the club.
Miss Dwyer will give q lecture
and show stereopticon views OF the
PHILIPPINES at the clubhouse this
evening at s o'clock.
Judge J. H. Henderson. of Des
Moines. Iowa, arrived yesterday and
will be at the New willard for a
few days.