Evening star., 1919-11-30
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they were entertained by Mrs. Will
liam Calhoun wife of the late minister
to China: by Mrs. Houghteling, who
was Miss Laura Delano of Washing
ton. and by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques dc
Ia Chappelle of the French embassy.
from Chicago they went to San
francisco for visit to Mr.. Websters
parents. and from there to Vancouver
Where they sailed on the Empress of
Russia of the Canadian line on Thanks
giving day for the orient.
lney VIII make their home in Manila
wheTe Mr. webster, as vice president
or the Pacific Commercial Company
and other American importing com
panies will have an important post.
MRS. webster as Miss Joan Oil was
wei known and popular in Wash
inSton, where she lived for several
years, years until recently, She is the
Kingsley Oil of 55 East 65th street,
New York.
The members and official ladies of
Efgo EWasfnington Camp, No. 3O5. Sons OF
EohIederate Veterans. and their
trends are looking forward with
much interest TO the ball which will
De given Monday evening, December
10, az the ew Willard Hotel for the
home and the benevolent work NJ ,ha
camp. WI VI the
me sponsor, Miss Grace Roner
daughter of Mr.. Daniel c. Roper
Mn sii''Issloner of internal revenue. and
Mis. dis. roper. and the maid of honor.
MISS Marion Upshaw. niecn of pnnsa
sentative NJ. u. Upshaw. are in char.re
~ tne social feature of the dance and
are taking an active part in IT'S uitiI i'll
mate success " no ui'i-
,,ii The young ladies' committee with
sponsor for the District of CnIu,nhia
DIvIslon, S. {. ", at the recent re-
I un,on IN Atlanta, Ga. as chairman
nt GU. MISS Barbara Sells. daughter of
d;an div Sseiis. commissioner of In
consist ors; af Mas as wee chairman. will
Uny Branson. Miss Agnes Rrw.n
m@iss @ Pearl Clark, Miss Rebecca Hi.i'
Gross os marie Geschwinn. Miss Patience
Dornth, MISS Iss, Audrey Heron, Miss
Mildred Hl1t; Hoovan Miss Marion Hill. Miss
Horne. Miss Marian Hum uug.a ~ las , 3:
NM,,ldred ONeil, Miss Louise owns
ss nii., hena Perry. Miss EVELYN pras
Ro,, Rer,, MISS Margaret Rogers. Mas
Miss RetsH topG9ts. BIS Miss Coral Roberts,
irlorence ie Scofield, Miss iNdn. Mar,s MISS
81 onn1.h, I'm Miss Rowena Smith. Miss HI.t ~.
d. iassart, Miss Louise Upsbaw Nj,
Mis- Wilson: Miss Elizabeth Bovd
Beu Bell Hsela Mise Bretow. Miss Annette
reii rearl sE,handley. Miss Margaret Cocss iss
ELL Eras. MISS Blanche Cooksev Mis-
TLeda Depew, Miss Adams iiss Niss
pn neima Davis. Miss Jane Dodge Miss
Miss p Fred, Mrs. Lee Roy GraV'
| an Dettie Htllyard. Miss Elsa How
en-: Miss Virginia Grifith. Miss HaI"r
HWiInth, Miss Francis Gutelins Nj.
Siy Snoiiy Handy. Miss En- Hamhw Miss
adsie aa, Keel. Miss Golde Krantz ME-
Mosiaioe Mari Lee, Miss Alta lie Gear. Miss
Miss Katharine uha,fe, Miss Mars Sadie McNeeley.
SewHh' Miss Olive Plant, Miss MabeIIn
S%mal' Miss Elizabeth Shumate end
MISS Alice TheobaId. ana
tar m L1cius upshaw, private secre.
will act tepsesehtative pr t,n NJ. D. Upshaw.
eeepsions committee. and Mr. So
| loro u. Covington as vice chain
man. man They will be assisted hv
Smith : o's5enGe Mr e Greene, Greene. Mr.: e. NJ.
-. r. Davis. DR.. Angel Rivas NJ w W.
T. Masterson. DR.. Wade H. Atkinson
Col. Robert N. Harnar. DR. n
RRaanett, Raa, Mr. F: R. FraveI. Mr.. Hugh
Albert SIDNEY Mre ciaude ps.. n Bennett, Mr..
SI;ampsr. Mr.. Bates Warren and Mr
Eiwood H. Seal anu MI.
,ons' ana Mrs. Ronald Mcdonald ~
anroe monroe street have issued cards
announcing ar the marriage, on Novems
betb " .heir daughter, Rose Eliza
peth. to Mr.: Roy Ellis Hughes TIE
young couple will be at home af,er
december / at the Wingler Kanss
lily. MO. where Mr.. Hughes has re-
sanied responsible position, after
SServlns as captain in the United
states army during the recent war
ihe annual pre-Christmas enter
talnment will be held at St Catber-
me me Home. 1o1 North Carolina ave
cember and g. Elaborate nrenars
tions are being made by those in
cnarge OF the institution to render tho
place veritable fairy scene, where
exqulsitely gowned dolls, cushions of
oedu.,i9d workmanship. elegantly
await the anxious Christmas shop-
per IN one of the parlors of the
home, while below, in the large din
ing room, substantial meal will be
| served. ~ 'e
Mr. Robert H. McAdoo, son of the
| former Secretary of the Treasury Mr..
William Gibbs McAdoo, spent the
week end with Mr.. Frederick Clark
McCormack at Brooklandwood the
country home of the latters mother
Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson, in the Green
Spring valley, having come on for
the bachelor dinner given Saturday
evening at the Emerson Hotel. Balti-
more, by Mr.. Mccormack. At the mar
! riage of Mr.. Mccormack and Miss
Virginia Ritchie Harrison. in Ashe-
vile. N. G.. on December TO- Mr.. Nc
Adoo will be the best man.
For the benefit of the orphans of
Italy sale of Italian lace. pottery.
leather. pictures. etc, will be held
Thursday, December II. the proceeds
of which will be set aside to be pre-
sented to Queen Helena of Italy as
\ a memorial to the late ambassador,
Count Macchi di Cellere, in testi-
Of his devoted and admirable work
for the good relations of the two
! countries. 1t would have profoundly
pleased him to have his name used
to aid the suffering children of his
native land. and would be source
of consolation to the Countess di
Cellere.
Miss Manross and the Vassar sec
tion of the College Women's Club will
4 to s o'clock at special tea of
the College Womens Club in the edu-
cational rooms Of the Y. w. c. A, in
it's new headquarters. 1893 F street
northwest. The club will have as
Washington Alumni Association. The
feature of the evening will be in
charge of Miss Fletcher and Miss
Anna Rose.
The walking section of the club
Georgetown at 2:45 o'clock this after
noon and take the car for Cherry.
dale. From Cherrydale they will
walk to Windy ledge and along the
river to the city. The leaders will
Miss Wolfe. leader of section 10.
requests all members of the section
to meet her at the clubhouse on