Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

ward Curtis Smith. parents Of the
bridegroom; Mrs. Oliver Stevens and
Mrs. w. B. Fonda of St. Adams, VT
Mrs. Frank Smith of Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. Henry Jane, Of ,,s Stock 4, bridge pass
Stranahan of Providence. r. l. Mrs.
John Sterling Deans of Philadelphia:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. w: Foster OF
Charles Riyer Mass; Miss z,] Elsa amor
James Of Baltimore. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wright of New York.
Mrs. 8. W. B. Diehl, widow of Capt.
Delhi, has left for a series Of visits
to New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more, where she will be entertained
by the relatives and friends Of her
1ance. Capt. George 7. DOrsay OF
Mrs. stephen B. Elkins entertained
Informally at dinner on Thursday
evening for her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Lee. who Is her guest. Mrs Lee Will
return on Tuesday to her home. IN IN
will not open their Washington rest
dence this season, as they expect to
spend the greater part OF the winter
in the west.
Miss Ellen Bruce Lee. who was
here to be bridesmaid at the wedding
of Miss Ruth sturtevant and Curtis
Ripley Smith yesterday, Is q student
at Vassar. and will return to college
shortly.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. W. F. Hoey.
who have been visiting CO.: and Mrs:
new station. at Camp Taylor. Ky.
Lieut.. Col. J. T. Phinney. who re-
Gently returned from Germany, has
been ordered to duty with the mill
tary intelligence department in this
CITY. He has been Joined here by Mrs.
Phinney and their children and they
are with Col. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor.
IT,, 1901 35th street northwest. until
they ind a permanent home.
Mr., r. Herbert Stead of the Robert
Browning Settlement House. London,
England. will be the guest of Neigh
west. during his stay In Washington.
Mr.. Stead Is the brother OF Mr.. Will
liam Stead. so we'll known in this
country. and is delegate to the in
ternational labor conference.
Miss Kathleen Kline has arrived in
Washington to spend the winter at
the home Of Gen. Arson Mills.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the section
presidents and directors of the District
Of Columbia branch Of the Needlework
Guild OF America was held Friday after
noon at the residence Of Mrs. Truman
| H. Newberry. national president of the
organization. when plans for the coming
season were formulated. Mrs. Newberry
presided and addresses were made by
Miss Eleanor g: Du Puy. president OF
the local branch. who introduced her
sister, Mrs. William Spencer. president
| of the Erie, Pa, branch Of the guild
| who spoke on the work accomplished by
her branch, and especially what II
had done for the destitute in st. Quen-
tin. France. which had been adopted by
the entire guild. The ladies plan tc
the Covenant. where q room was offered
by Mrs. Charles Wood, wife of the pas
| tor OF the church, who made a short ad-
dress, telling Of the conditions in St
J Quentin. which was devastated by the
Germans, and Of the great need fol-
clothing and other necessities.
Short talks were given by Mrs. Reeve
Lewis, the new secretary Of the organi.
ration, and by the treasurer, Mrs. G
Thomas Dunlop. In which instruction.
! were given to the workers by which
Z, they could promote efficiency. Mrs A
| G. Hassan, one Of the vice presidents
spoke on war relief work In connection
! with the guild. and Mrs. Pelham Of the
| Civic Center also spoke.
| Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt is the hon.
orary president of the guild and the
adoption of st. Quentin by the or.
ganization 10 pretty compliment te
her, as some Of her ancestors came
from there. and one of her sons bore
the same name. Membership in the