The Washington times., 1919-11-15

The committee in charge are Mrs.
Frank Morrison, the newly elect ed
president of the chapter: Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Fred, Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz. Miss Marie J. Mcclure. and
Col. William Eric Towles.
Roy Neuhauser Will act as chair
man of the dance committee in place
able to be present owing to death in
the family.
wellesley Club To Meet.
The Washington wellesley Club
will meet at the College Women's
Club, 1922 1 street. Wednesday after
nc on at 4:30. The feature of the
meeting will be an account of the
work of the Wellesley unit now oper-
ating near Chateau -Thierry. to be
given by DR.. Louise Tayler-Jones, of
this city, who spent the past summer
in France with the unit. After the
meeting a buffet supper will be
served.
Additional hostesses at the bridge
tea to be given by Dixie Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
at Wardman Park Inn on Tuesday
afternoon will be Mrs. John X. Small.
Mrs.. ]. c. Robertson, Mrs. R H. Til.
son, Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs. George
Roberts, Mrs. e. S. Brandt, and Mrs.
Lee Mahon.
George Julian Zolnay, president of
the Society of Washington Artists
will address the Arts Club on Sunday
cN ening, November 16, at $50 O'Clock
] OIL art and the New Psychology OF
/ the World" comparing the decadent
art productions of Europe of the last
twenty years with some of the works
produced in the more remote past
after great upheavals similar to the
one through which the world is pass
ing now.
Zolnay is one OF the most outspoken
foes of the so-called art which ma
rades under the. name of cubism. fu-
turism. vorticism, post illusionism,
and, as he says, all the other infamies
that have been flung at the public for
the last twentyyears.
card party with refreshments and
dancing will be given by the Beaure-
gard Chapter, U. d. c., for the benefit
of the Confederate Memorial Home,
at the home, 1922 Vermont avenue
northwest. November 26. Mrs. Hard
ing is chairman, assisted by the fol-
lowing ladies': Mrs. S. A. WAYNE.
president; Mrs. W. F. Hancock, Mrs.
Mary Egan, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Mar
garet NJ Berry. Miss Cary Peachy.
Miss Leila Watts Collins, Miss Abra-
nam, Miss Margaret Walsh, Miss A.
Moody, Mrs. Logan o. Smith, Mrs.
Diller.
Among those who have reserved
tables are Mrs. Gustaveus Weber, Mrs.
waiter Hutton, Mrs. Eugene Barr,
Mrs. Drury Ludlow, the Misses Van c.
Meegan, and a number of others.
A wedding OF interest which took
place today at noon was that of Miss
Nell Manning, daughter of Capt. and
mrs: w. j. Manning, and Dan Hagan,
of Providence, r. /. -.
On account of the recent death of
Mr.. Hagan's brother all of the ar
rangements were simply carried out,
and the only attendant of Miss Man
ming was her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Manning. who served as maid of
honor. The ceremony was performed
at IL o'clock at st. Patricks Church.
by Father J. NJ. McNara, and the bridal
couple left Immediately after for a
short wedding trip and will make
their home later in Providence.
The bride who was given in mar
riage by her father was gowned in a
coat suit of navy blue peach bloom,
trimmed in Australian O'Possum fur.
She wore a small navy blue toque and
corsage bouquet OF orchids and lilies
of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a coat suit
OF taupe velour trimmed in beaver and
a small hat OF corn colored velvet. Her
corsage was of violets and Ward
roses.
william P. Geary, Of Providence,
was best man and the ushers were
AlDert Morgan, David Thompson and
Cassln Williams, all of Washington.
The church was appropriately deco
rated in autumn colors, the altar be-
ing banked in chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding included the mother OF
the bridegroom, Mrs. Daniel L. Hogan.
of Providence, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thompson, OF York, Pa
Sigma Chi Banquet.
Sigma Chi fraternity Of George
Washington University will hold its
annual dinner next Thursday evening
at o'clock at the Lafayette Hotel.
This will be the first formal dinner
given by the fraternity since the war
interrupted its social program.
A thanksgiving party in the nature
or formal dance will be given at
the Lafayette on the evening OF No
vember 26.
Ihe fraternity plans to hold
luncheons every Wednesday at
O'Clock at ST. Marks cafe.
George Washington University is
planning to issue next month a SOU
Venlr bulletin containing a full re-
port or the recent special convocation
at which an honorary degree was con-
Ierred upon King Albert of Belgium.
rms number will be handsomely IL
lustrated with photographs of the
ceremony.
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