The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-02-17
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Dinner Parties Be Given Honor GuesSOuthern
Society ReceptOns-Mrs Daniels to Open hostess House.

given by the Beaux Arts Salon. lAla
II street, for the French Club yesteT'
day afternoon. were Mrs. Court F
Wood, president OF the District Fed
Grafton Of women's Clubs, and oloeon
a. Lyon, representing John =. smut
ski, commissioner OF the Polish re-
public. Rudolph de zapp was the
host and made the presentations. Mrs.
Wood smoke on "Woman's Work OF
Today and Mr.. Lyon gave an In
tensely interesting talk on the Polish
situation. Miss Esther A. Cloyd sans
and read humorous stories.
Miss Martha PFewitt presided al
the tea table and was assisted by
Nine. n. r. de Mast, Miss Helen
Tremaine, Miss Jeanne Grace c. Ram
say, Miss Grace NJ. Briggs, Miss
Esther a. Cloyd, Miss Anice Page
Cooper, and Miss Mabelre V. Austin,
A program of Polish music was pre-
scented.
Congressman Mr.. Clyde Kelly. OF
Pennsylvania, and Rabbi DR.. J. T,
Loeb will be the guests OF honor next
Sunday, when Miss Helen Tremaine
will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. Samuel BurIeigh Milton enter
tanned at a large reception at her
home in Eighteenth street from 70
6 yesterday afternoon in honor Of her
sister, Mrs. Wilfrid Geist Fronheiser,
OF Pottstown, Pa, who was unavoid-
ably prevented from coming to the
city on account of illness.
In the receiving line were Mrs,
Wesley Jones, wife OF Senator Jones
Of Washington, Mrs. Harllee, wife Of
Lieut.. Cob W. c. Harllee; Mrs. Robert
Lee Samuel, OF Kentucky who Is a
house guest Of Congressman and Mrs.
CantrilI, Of Kentucky, and Mrs. Arm
strong, Of Chicago.
Those assisting az the tea table
were Mrs. James Campbell Cantrlll
and Mrs. James Young. Ths follow
ing young ladies assisted II the din
ing room: Miss Francis Washington,
Miss Mary Burkholder, Miss Marie
Mcclure, Miss Margaret Ripy, daUgh-
ter Of Mrs. Cantrill. and Miss Harriet
Clark.
Miss Helen Gerrer, who IS n new
conner in Washington, played several
delightful violin solos, with Miss
Margaret Ripy as accompanist.
Mrs. Owen Kildare. OF New York,
noted lecturer and writer. recited
several Of her own poems.
Married on sunday.
The Rev. Henry w. o.. MillinEton
and Mrs. Wilmington. OF this city, an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mae Lilly Millington, To
Lieut.. Orlando William Kinds. saai-
tary Corps. U. S. A, yesterday morn
ing, in Brookland Baptist Church.
On account OF the hurried orders Of
Lieutenant Kinds. the wedding was
hurried and was a surprise to all Of
their friends.
DR.. Millington. who is minister II
that church, performed the ceremony
Immediately after the morning seTv.
ice, in the presence Of the consrsya-
ton, and the young couple received
the members informally afterward-
The bride, who was unattended, was
gowned in street dress of dark blue
tafteta and chiffon and large picture
hat of black straw. with a facing II
black satin. and she carried deep yell
low roses.
Between and o'clock yesterday
afternoon Lieutenant Kinds and his
bride informally received their friends,
including the members of the brides
Sunday school class, at the home Of
the brides parents. in Newton street
northeast, and left soon afterward for
Chicago, where they will make their
home, as Lieutenant Kinds Is stationed
at Camp Sheridan there.