Evening star., 1919-04-16
Mrs. Scott Entertains.

Mrs. Matthew T. Scott is giving a
tea this afternoon at her residence
yon Q street, in compliment to- the
{ Illinois and Kentucky delegations at
tending the D. A. r. congress.
The box usually occupied by Presi-
dent Wilson at the ball of the Wom-
ans Army and Navy League on Easter
/; Monday night, April 81, to be held at
! the United States marine barracks,
valescent soldiers. sailors and marines,
veterans of the world war. They
! will be the guests Of Mrs. EN- H.
Liscum. president Of the league.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwen and Miss
Mildred Bromweu will return to
i Washington this evening from a visit
of several days in New York.
Gen. and Mrs. Medorem Crawford
have returned to their residence, 1912
, 10Th street, where they have been join
ed by their daughter, Miss Dolores
! Crawford, who passed the winter in
New York.
| Miss Elizabth Grinnell will give a
| tea on Friday, April %, for Miss
Roberta Brooke Russell. whose mar
, riage to Mr. John Dryden Kuser will
take place the following day, at ST.
Johns Church, Lafayette square The
| guests will include the members of
the bridal party, Of which Miss Grin
| nell is a member, and a few addi-
| tional friends.
| Mrs. Theodore Shuey has sailed from
New York for Christiania, Norway,
where she will spend a month visit
| ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher Smith. At the
conclusion of her stay Mrs: Smith will
return to America with her mother
for visit Of several months.
| The Junior League members who
will act as ushers for the benefit to
! Christian Home at the Knickerbocker
| Theater Wednesday. April 23, in
| clude Miss Ruth Larner, chairman !;
Miss Elsie Downing, Miss Elaine Eng
Blair and Mrs. George. Blair. The
Z; auxiliary board of the Young Wom-
ans Christian Home is as follows:
! Miss klys n. Downing. president;
. Mrs. Lewis. Washington, second vice
! president :. Miss Helen Mulliken, sec
F; retary; Mrs. Ord Preston, treasurer
Garrett, Miss Annie Irwin. Miss Hay
! den, Mrs. Richard Pairo, Miss Led
! yard, Miss Katharine Hill. Miss Elsie
/ Downine Mrs. James l.. Phillips.
i Kellond. Miss Ruth Lairner and Mrs
/ John w. Wadleigh.
A large party of wounded soldiers
! from Walter Reed Hospital will be
| tickets may be obtained from any
| member of the auxiliary board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilbur Fair
| fax have issued invitations for the
| wedding reception of their daughter,
Beatrice Bowen. and Lieut.. Theodore
Edison Chandler, L. S. N, Monday
afternoon. April %, at 4:3o o'clock, at
place at the home Of the brides par
| ents.
An informal tea will be given at the
| Blue Triangle House, North Capitol and
| r. streets. on Friday. April 25, to the
| members Of the finance team and their
| friends who have been interested in the
Y W. c. A. campaign. Mrs. John c.
! Let's, chairman of the committee, and
| Miss Elizabeth Dean, executive Of the
| Blue Triangle House. will be the hos
| tesses. A cordial invitation is extended
| to all workers of the team. The final
report of the drive will be given by Miss
| Florence L. Brown, general secretary of
| the local association. All teams antici-
pate an "over the top" announcement.
The Rt. Rev. John Richardson. Lord
! Bishop Of New Brunswick, Fredericton,
| and Mr.. Franklin d. Roosevelt, acting
| Secretary of the Navy. will addsess
| a meeting on behalf of animal proteC-
| ton to be held at Trinity Parish Hall.
| Sd and streets northwest, ON Monday
| evening, April 21, at o'clock. The
meeting will be under the joint auspices
| Of the National Society for the. Humane
Regulation of VivisectiOn and the Wash
| ington Humane Society. The Rev. c.
| Ernest Smith, d. D., the president of the
| first named organization, will preside
| and the meeting will be open TO all
! friends of animals.
Bishop Richardson. who is considered
| the first pulpit orator in Canada, visited
| Washington three years ago and preach
| ed on several occasions at st. Thomas
Church, where he will also officiate on
| Easter.
Mira GoOlrick. wife OF Maj. X. E. E.
Goolrick. has sufficiently recovered from
her recent illness to return to her sisters
| home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Ford have