Evening star., 1920-02-18

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Cooper of Wisconsin, Mrs. Burton
French of Idaho Mrs. William Hughes
lof New Jersey, Mrs. w. C. Hawley of
Oregon. Mrs. Rufus Hardy of Texas.
Mrs. William Humphrey of Washington,
Mrs. julius Kahn OF California Mrs
Floyd of Missouri. Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth of Ohio, Mrs. James R. Mann of
illinois. Mrs. William Calder of New
York. Mrs. Dan r. Anthony of Kansas.
Mrs. Andrew Barchfeld of Pennsylvania
ard Mrs. Thetus w. Sims of Tennessee.
The sprightly program called THE
| Passing Show including the period in
clothes from the first American, an In
dian maiden represented by Mrs. Albert
H. Vestal. to the close of the perform
ance. when Miss Augusta Glass, daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. Glass, wearing
a charming spring toilet Of pink linen,
recited some clever lines on fashions,
was replete with interest. But the real
hit was the bicycle ride of Mrs c.
William Ramseyer. wife Of Representa-
tive Ramseyer of Iowa. wearing a
natty costume with leg of mutton
sleeves. such as were worn at the time
OF the Spanish American war. and a
little hat of that period. VINO dashed
down the aisle between the tables on a
| Safety"
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, chairman of the
program committee. made brief and
/ ~PPN VI iaeS one OIL Ine
most graceful numbers being the
minuet, danced by Miss Augusta
Glass. in the costume of a gentleman
or that period, and Mrs. Louise
Fletcher Kemp, wearing the crino-
hnes and bouffant draperies of 1890, as
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
James Young of Texas, sang with
good effect an old civil war song,
! wearing the costume of lady of '64.
Mrs Sherwood sang keep the Camp
Fires Burning as tableau of the
world war was given, and the entire
| company joined in the chorus.
The program included: "The First
American" Mrs. Albert H. Vestal;
! THE Colonial Period" Mrs. Louis c.
CHAMPION: Revolutionary Times"
gusta Glass; "Jacksonian Days" Mrs.
John E. Raker: The Civil war" Miss
Imogene Young; The Centennial"
Mrs John w. Langley; The Spanish
| War" Mrs. William c. Ramseyer;
The World War" Mrs. Thomas S.
Emmet C.. Gudger. Nine Philippe
Soyez' Mrs; Mary McReynolds.
Miss Nina White and several chill
dren. and To-day" Miss Augusta
Glass.
Mrs. Clifton Power Clark has sent
out cards to tea at her home in On
tario place on February 23, from 3 to
s, in compliment to Miss Lillian Chen
oweth. state vice regent of the Dis
! trict of Columbia D. A. r. Mrs. Clark
VIII be assisted in receiving by. Miss
Hflda Fletcher. state regent: Mrs j.
| Mcdonald Stewart, regent of Conti-
mental Chapter, and Mrs. Pat Harri-
son. wife of the junior senator from
] Mississippi
Mrs. Charlton NJ. Clark will pre-
| side ha
assisting at the tea table will be Mrs
| Elizabeth Chenoweth, Mrs. Lisle
Lipscomb. Mrs. Fannie Heartsill, Miss
Lillian Stewart and Miss Marie Adams
| Mrs. Royal c. Remick entertained at
luncheon yesterday Mrs. John Hull and
her guests. Mrs. Henry Martin and Mrs.
| William S. Thomson of Oklahoma City.
! Okla.
The annual election of officers of the
Junior League. took place at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. John Hays Hammond on
Friday. February 13. The officers
elected for this year were: Miss Sophie
Sweet. president; Miss Dorothea Denys,
wee president; Miss Natalie Magruder,
tary, Miss Mary HELEN. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Franklin Ellis, and
treasurer. Miss Louise King
| At the close of the meeting Mrs. Ham
| mona entertained the members of the
Junior League at tea
| Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly has as
| her gues' Mrs. George Ellis, jr., of Raw
Shore, Long Island. who is on her wav
! home from Palm Beach.
Mrs. Henry Clews of New York will,
come to Washington next month for
| an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
entertained at dinner last evening.
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin en-.
tertalned a large company at dinner
last evening, most of the party later
attending the Neighborhood House
ball
Mrs. Sharp wife Of the former limit
ed states ambassador to France, was
entertained at luncheon yesterday by
Commander and Mrs. Georpe T.
smith mad guests dining with them
last even)hg. the party going to the
Dali at the Willard afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald MONTGOMERY
entertained at a dance at their home
on street, on Monday evening in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Elsie
Senior and Sonora E. NJ. Amores Of
| Cuba. Sonora Torres, Mr.. and Mrs
| Oliver Graham Magruder, Miss Marie
Davidson. Miss Ada Dorr. Miss Fran
ces Gibbs. Miss Blanche Latimer
Miss Josephine Stickney, Miss Con-
stance Adams, Miss Estrella Amores
Miss Louise Guerrer, Miss Maria Ma
+, talia Torres. Miss Esther Eckert. Miss
Katherine Killeen, Miss Edna Har
! rington, Miss Mary Smith and Miss
Helen Louise Montgomery, DR.. Emilio
del Solar. second secretary of the
! Peruvian embassy; Senior Pablo Rada.
attache of the legation of Bolivia !:
Capt. Willis Simpson, Mr.. Charles
Woods Taylor. Mr.. Harry Andrews,
Mr.. Harrison Chatfield, Capt. Albert
Z. Ebbs. Lieut.. w. H. s. Callahan, Mr..
Raymond Arbeely, Mr.. Page Irving,
Mr.. Frank Hanake, Mr.. Roy Reed and
Mr.. Roland Lehman.
Junior Class "PrOm.''
Miss Alice Katherine Miller and Mr..
Robert Nelson Anderson, president of
the class, will lead the Junior prom
Of George Washington University this
evening at Rauscher's.. M Ander-
son will head the receiving line. as
sisted by Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins,
| Mr. Everett Hellmuth. vice president
of the Junior class of the Engineer
ing College: Mrs. William Cline Bor-
den. Miss Eta Louise Taggart. vice
president of the junior class at the
Law School; Mrs. Carl Joseph Mess,
Mr.. Harry Wright Newman and Mrs.