The Washington times., 1919-10-14

y Chairman Of the committee for
the Halloween dance to be given
in connection with the Trinity
Community House drive.
ding: Miss Daviette Ficklen, Miss
Enid Sims, Miss Delphine Heyl, and
Miss Virginia McKennsg.
Tomorrow Miss Flather will enter
tain her bridal attendants at lunch
con; on Thursday Mrs. William
FlatheF, jr., will give a luncheon in
her honor; and on Friday night Mr.
and Mrs. Flather will give a dinner
for the wedding party and the out
of-town guests. Mr.. Planners pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. George Flam-
mer, Of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Flammer, who will come 70
Washington on Friday, will stay az
the Willard.
Franklin MacVeagh, Of Washing
ton, formerly Secretary OF the Treas
ury, is at the Maplewood Hotel, Pitts
field, Mass, for an autumn visit.
Perkins Expected To-day.
George W. Perkins IS expected in
washington today from New York
and will stay a. the willard.
Mrs. Arthur Lee arrived in wash
ington last night from her country
place in Elzins, ". Va, 70 join Mr..
Lee. They are the guests OF Mrs.
Stephen EIlSins. Mr., Lee had a small
party dining with him at the Cafe st.
Marks last evening.
Mrs. Hunt Slater, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Edmund Pendleton at
Stoneleigh court, returned yesterday
to New York.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Campbell
are at the Grafton Hotel Captain
Campbell was for ten years in the
American diplomatic service and was
secretary OF the Legation at Lisbon,
resigning to enter the army in
I France.
Mrs. Edward B. Clark, wife Of Lieut.
| Colonel Clark, will spend the winter
in Chicago, returning here next
/ spring.
Mrs. J. Eaken Gadsby Is spending
! the winter at the Grafton, having
| leased her home at 3114 r street to
! Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins Hume.
Judge Marion De vries, OF the
! United States Court OF Claims, has re-
| turned to Washington after spending
! the summer in California, and is at
! the New willard.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith and
| Miss Virginia Mackay-Smith will not
| open their residence in Washington
| this season, as they expect to spend
/ the winter in Honolulu.
An interesting event tonight will
/ be at the at-hOme Of Capt. Thomas H.
Mckee, for many years Journal clerk
/ Of the House, and Mrs. Mckee, given
TO celebrate their golden wedding an
niveTsary.
They will receive their friends quite
/ informally at their home, 1920 Twen-
ty-6rs. street northwest, from 8 to
] IL o'clock, and will be assisted by
their grandchildren and others.
Major Charles W. Connery, Z. S. A,
who has just returned from France,
arrived in Washington today to at
tend the Scottish Rite Masonry Con-
cIave, is with Mrs. COnnery at the
New willard.
Senator william L. Calder will en-
| tertain at dinner at the Willard to-
morrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Livingston
| StaveIy have returned to Washington
and are at their residence In n street
/ for the winter.
A Halloween dance will be given
] ~ the willard on Thursday evening,
! october 80, in connection with the
| trinity Community House drive. Mrs.
lanes Carroll Frazer Is chairman OF
he committee I'm charge, which in
rIudes as members Mrs. Newton D.
Rakcr. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
/ Mrs. Charles 3. Henderson, Mrs. James
| c. PnIing. and Mrs. +. Chaffey Hill.
The ball will be one of the earliest
benefits OF the season. and. therefore,
Of particular interest to society; and
the cause In which il is given is an
appealing one. Moreover, the enter
tsinment will Z be marked by many
original and clever features in keep
ing with the Halloween spirit
Mrs. Raymond Robins and Miss
Mary Anderson are staying at the
Shoreham Hotel They are here TO
make arrangements for the first
World Congress Of Women Workers,
TO be held here on October %.
The marriage Of Mrs. Buckelew,
widow Of Frederick L. BuckeIew. OF
New Jersey to Harold Leighton Pax
ton, of New York, will take place in
washington on October IS at 1880 p.
m. in the parish hall Of st. Johns
Church. Only the relatives and a
very few close friends will be press
ent and the wedding will be as sim
pie as possible. The future home OF
the bride and bridegroom will be in
New York. The bride was formerly
Miss Mary Hunter Elliott. daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Monroe Elliott, Of this city, and has
been a. widow for several years. She
Is with her brother-in-laW and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Murphy, at
1891 Lanier place.
Miss Pauline Hsdian viii return to
her home here tomorrow from Pitts