The Washington herald., 1920-01-01

airaI Austin M. Knight
Club following the tea. when the
party was augmented by a number Of
additional guests. including Miss Mil
dred Cromwell, Miss Jane story, MISC
| Louise Littauer. Miss Margaret Hard
ing and an equal number OF young
men.
The Congressional Club win enter
| tain at a reception today. Mrs.
Charles B. Ward. the president, will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. James
F. Byrnes, Of South Carolina; Mrs.
FINS ]. Garrett, OF Tennessee; Mrs.
Edward J. King, Of Illinois; Mrs.
| Warren Gard, of Ohio, and Mrs. C.
Frank Reavis. of Nebraska The ad-
visory board. composed of one woman
from each State Of the United States.
will also assist in receiving.
On Friday afternoon Madam Grou-
itch will discuss Conditions in Ser
bia" at the club. Tea will be served
at 5 o'clock.
wOMEN's CITY
CLUB AT HOME.
Mrs. Laura Bradley will be the
hostess on Sunday afternoon, from
5 to Z o'clock. at the Women's City
Club. when she will be assisted by
the following members: Mrs. Louis
Post, Mrs. w. NJ. Scott, Mrs. Ernest
Coolidge. Mrs. Edward Heating. Miss
Katherine Klager. Miss Veronica
, Tegethoff, Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt.
In the evening Mr.. Paul Bleyden.
soloist and tenor. will give a program,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Paul Bleyden.
The next meeting Of the women's
Press Club will take place at the
Pickwick Inn at the usual hour,
1880 to o'clock. on Thursday, jan
uary 8.
Mrs. Dorothy Cohn has as her
guests her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Murray Sunshine, and her daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Gordon. both of New
York. They will be here several
weeks.
Miss Mae v. Petty and Miss Ruth
Thompson Howell will be at home
today from 5 to IL o'clock at Com
rades' Community Club, 1914 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest.
PROF. MOORE
MOTORS TO FLORIDA.
Professor Willis Luther Moore, who |
several times recently has been a.
dinner host at Chevy Chase Club, will |
leave IN his machine tomorrow for an |
overland trip to Palm Beach, Florida, |
where he will spend the remainder
of the winter. He expects to return
to Washington about April 1 and
occupy his apartment at the Chastle-
tom Sixteenth and R streets.
Mime. Marguerite Sylvia, grand opera
prima donna, is to be the guest in
whose. honor the Rho Beta Chapter,
Mu Phi Epsilon National Honorary
Musical Sorority, will give "tea" on
Saturday afternoon. January 8, from
to O'Clock. at 2o07 Columbia road. |
Mime sylvia, Belgian by bir;t, is IN
private life the wife Of Col. Bertrand |
M. Smith, now in charge of the
Marine Camp at Dover, N. J., but /
formerly the naval attache at the
American Embassy in Paris, where
they met and were also married. AS
sisting the president, Mrs. Edward !
Hood Watson and Mime. Sylvia in re-
cefving the guests. will be the
patronesses Of the chapter, Mrs
Edouard Albion, Mrs. Nanette B. Paul,
Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. william 7. |
Reed. while the wives of two Of the |
Representatives from Nebraska will
preside at the tea table, Mrs. WILL |
lam E. Andrews and Mrs. Albert w.
Jefferis. -.
William p Emo and Mrs. G. W. Ehle |
will be at home Sunday afternoons
during January and February.
Among the quiet holiday weddings
was that of Miss Bertha Meyer and
P. j. Aitizer, both Of this city. The
ceremony was performed In the pres
ence Of small group OF friends by
the. Rev. DIR. Samuel H. Greene, pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church at his
residence on Q street, Tuesday aft |
ernoon at 5 o'clock. The bride is
originally from Vernon, Ind, and is
president of the Burial Class of
Church. one of the largest Bible
classes in America The BRIDEGROOM
Is originally from Christiansburg, va,
was engaged In the practice of law
for some time In Winchester. KY,
and is, now chief OF the Mineral DivIs-
ion OF the General Land once.
CITY CLUB
ENTERTAINS.
Members of the City Club. on Far
ragut Square, have been invited to
attend the oid-fashioned New Year
Day reception and dance to be given |
by the women's City Club this
aftefnoon from to Z o'clock in the |
clubhouse, % Jackson place: north
west.
The invitation has been extended