Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-12

Anna Hamlin and Miss Cecilia Nc
| Callum in the first group, and MISS
Miss Margaret symons and Miss Helen
| Tucker in the second. Miss Eilzapetn
Grinnell Miss Madeleine Austin, Miss
Carolyn Nash. Miss Mary Duncan
Gibson, Miss Sanger and a number OK
appear in foreign costumes and in
terest themselves in the activities
| of the foreign booths. Women OF the
diplomatic, corps are taking partlcu-
lar interest in this feature of the gi-
| gantic show.
There will be held a dress rehearsal
at the home of Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. on
New Hampshire avenue, the morning
of Tuesday. at IL o'clock.
The Congressional Club will hold its
weekly reception this afternoon. Col
Richard Glider Cholmeley- Jones. director
of the war risk insurance. VIII De 1ne
Risk Actiities." The following women
have been asked to act as hostesees:
Mrs. Alben ". Barley. Kentucky;
Mrs. Thomas C. Sle1t01 e asxas MIS- MIS-
Frank H. Briggs. Maine: Mrs. Albert
H. Vestai. Indiana: Miss Melie VET
kins, Louisiana: Mrs. Anderson n.
Walters. Pennsylvania; Mrs. Wallace
H. White. jr.. Maine
The League Of American Penwomen
will hold it's regular Friday afternoon
tea today at its clubhouse at 17z2
H street northwest. The hours are
from to s, Miss Byrd Mock Of San
lean Woman's Legion in California,
will speak on her work.
| DR.. and Mrs. H. Wills Woodward.
who are spending few weeks IN st.
Petersburg, Fla, will return home
1 during the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. George Boyle entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Skirven of New York. who is visiting
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mesta, in their apart
ment at the Willard. -
| Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has re-
turned from New York. accompanied by
Miss Marjorie Gammack of Glen Cove,
L. l., who will be Miss Clark's house
the National Cathedral School last June
DIR. Paul Moore Of the War Trade
Board section Of the Department of
spend Christina with his parents, Dr.
/ and Mrs. W T. Moore. who live there.
Two brothers and their famflies, DIR.
Richard B. Moore Of the bureau of
mines and Dr. Landon G. Moore of
Dallas, Tex; will siso Be 1t the re.
| union. -
An. Interesting dance of-ths holiday
season win be the one at which the
envy and the cadets from West Point.
home for the Christmas vacation will
be the hosts.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Krogstad have
rs their house guest the latter's sis
| ter, Mrs. James Forsyth of Owegos N.
z. who is here to attend the Red
Cross meeting being held this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arthur Burton
Of London. the latter formerly Miss
Jessie Krogstad, have arrived in this
country to spend several months and
are at the Shoreham until they find a
| suitable residence.
| Invitations have been sent out for
the wedding Of Miss Katherine Van
Dyne, daughter Of the late Consul and
William Byron Brown Of California,
at the First Methodist Episcopai
Church, corner Of Connecticut avenue !
and Shepherd street. Washington, on
Friday afternoon. at 4:39 o'clock. De-
will oficiata.
] Miss Van Dyne will be attended by |
her sister. Miss Marjorie Van Dyne, /
as maid Of honor. and Miss Beatrice |
as bridesmaids. Mr.. William 8. James |
will act as best man, and Mr.. e. Ray |
| Murray and Mr.. l. G. Mosteller as !
ushers. Mrs. Otis D. SWEET will be |
| play the wedding marches. Mr.. Brown |
| Is q graduate Of the University of |
| California and is Q member of the i
Phi Beta Kappa and sigma 81 honor I
societies.
A Christmas Tea.
Mrs. Delos A Rlodgett has issued in. |
i<,x toms for Iox !
+ when she will present her younger |
daughter. Miss Mona Blodgett, to Wash
| ington society.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Walcutt will be
at home Informally on Sunday.
Martin F. Glynn. formerly governor |
| of New York, and Mrs. Giynn are |
spending several days in Washington, |
and are at the Shoreham Hotel They |
are being extensively entertained in . |
quiet way.
The House of Mercy donation tea
to be given tomorrow at the House =,
of Mercy will engage the attention
oreiiminary '0 Mrs. Roswei an R.n "a
Hoes, assisted by Mrs. Lee Phillips. i
Mrs. Edward B. Meigs and Mrs viii !
liam Rivers, will keep open a stall !
in the Riggs market where donations /
Miss Natalie Magruder. who, ia !!
| chairman of the committee OF the
board Of lady managers arranging the |
| ture to the plans for the day. Three !
large white dogs with milk bottles !
slung around their necks to receive |
bills and coins from the generous /
passersby will be stationed all day at |
| the corners Of 18th and r streets. !
| 18th and r streets and At Riggs Bank. A
| team will be In charge OF each dog, can
| tanned by Mrs. Cary Gf2yson, Mrs. r |
Percy Myers and Miss Helen Mason. Who
will be assisted by some of this and !
| last years debutantes.
Lieut.. Paul F. Dickens, u. s. NJ. and |
family have returned to Washington
i after spending a week end with Iieui
! Commander and Mrs. r. H. Ianinr ~
their home In Norfolk, Va.
Col. ana Mrs. Charles Mortimer gave
small dinner at the Cafe St Marks |
| last evening.
In the group of debutantss and
Their older and younger friends who
will dance for Garfield Hospital At |
| its tea dance on the Goth are Miss
Leila Gordon. chairman Of the eiris |
committee; Miss Nancy Lane Miss +,
Frances Hampson. Miss Betty Grove
Miss Virginia Eckels. Miss Lindsav |
Wood. Miss Anne Dulaney. Miss MAJ |
eia Chaplin, Miss Beatrice Pollock. !