The Washington times., 1920-01-26
MRS. MARC lETER,


Of her portrait drawings will be on
view. She will be assisted by Miss
Sara Munroe. Mrs. Rowell. Miss
Elizabeth Sawtelle, Mrs. Isaacs Mrs.
Fleeth and Miss Catherine Critcher.
On Wednesday afternoon. and again
on Wednesday, February 4. Mrs.
Bush Brown VIII receive at the frts
Club nstead of at her studio as is
her custom.
Miss Lydia Bush Brown has a stu
dio IN New York this winter and is
doing very successful decorative art
work.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Pierre Christie Stevens, widow
Of Major Stevens. U. s. A.. announces
the engas ement of her daughter. Miss
Marie Christie Stevens. to Congre a.
man Frederick c. Hicks, Of N W York.
The wedding will take pace wren
Miss Stevens leaves Evergreen. tie
Red Cross School for the Blind,
where she is now working.
Mmc. Joaquin b. Calvo annuonc Q
the engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Celina Calvo, to John Galen Car er.
on OF Mrs. Thomas b. Carter and the
late Senator Carter of Montana T e
wedding will take place In the late
pring. MISS Calvo, whose iather, ir
ate Mr.. Calvo. was for many as
minister of Costa Rica to the United
Sla .es, has just retu. ned from a viC
to her sister. Mrs. Thomas Harr ng
ton, in Costa Rica. Since her hus-
bands death Nine. Calvo has made
her permanent home in Wa h ngton.
NJ. and Mrs. Fulton Lewis ar
nounce the engagement of their
auIaIer. Miss Susan Saville Lewis,
o Capt. James Knox Cockrell, S "
eenth United States cavalry. Capt lin
Cockrell Is a son of Augustus Cock
'ell, q prominent lawy of Jackson
lille. Fla. The welding will take
place in the early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gibbs McAdoo
have taken an apartment at S63 Park
avenue. New York.
Mrs. Alban B. Butler has gone to
Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. John p. Story. 1r.. who spent
he past week at Hot Springs was
Joined there Sunday by her husband
md they returned to Washington last
light.
Mrs. George Peabody Eustis Is at
White Plains, N. Y, on a visit to her
father. William Street
Barrett In New York.
John Barrett, director general of
the American Union. has gone to
New York with the official delegate
- the second Pan Amer can FinRnci
Conference. As vice president of thu
Pan-American Society OF tho Unit"
States, he is one of the committe
having In charge the farewell dinner
which will be given to them by tina
society in New York city tomorrow
night.
Miss Brooks Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa.d c. B. Fletch
er announce the engagement OF the
sister. Miss A ny Right Brooks,
Washington. to Charles Williar
Bergner.
Miss Brooks is the daughter of Co
John c. w. Brooks. U. S. A., an
granddaughter of the late Brig. Ger
John NJ. Wilson, u. S. A. She II
making her home with Mr.. and Mr.
Fletcher at Wynnewood, Pa. M
Bergner is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Gustavus William Bergner. of H.
yerford. Pa He held a commission
In the artillery and served sixtee
months in France-first in 1.-The FIT
field artillery, First division, an
ater as an airplane observer will
the Fourth French army.
Mrs. Barnett Not st Home.
Mrs. George Barnett will not be AT
home this afternoon. owing to the
leath of Mrs. Williams, wife Of Sur
geon williams, U. S. NJ. c. stationed
at the Marine Barracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lanier
winslow have arrived In London
where the former 10 attached to tn
United States embassy. Their chill
dren will spend the remainder OF thn
yinter with Mrs. Winslow's parents,
tr. and Mrs. Henry X. Devereux, a.
'homasville.
Cyrus Fl. X. Curtis. Of Philadelphia,
Word has been received here OF
tho marriage OF Miss Ellen Graeme
harrison to Lloyd AspinwaIl, OF New
York and London, on January II AZ
he London residence Of her cousin
Yrs. william Sterling. who wa
formerly Miss Ethel Robson. OF
Washington. The bride is the grand
laughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
1eorge ogston, of Washington.
Mrs. Ira G. Copley has been called
her home In Aurora, Ill. by the
sudden death OF her brother, Roys
Strone.
Miss Anne Gordon Ia chairman Of
the young ladies committee of the
Southern Relief Ball TO take place at