The Washington times., 1920-03-27
A RS. WOODROW WILSON visited

Department OF Occupational Therapy
OF ST. Elizabeths. Walter Reed and
the Public Health Service Hospitals.
which is being held at the District
Red Cross chsptsr House. 40 jackson
place. Her presence gavo an added
measure ofinterest 10 an event which
ATTRACTED fwfdsspread attention. -"
The rooms where the specimens OF
the haudf~ork OF wounded and dis-
abled soldiers, sailors and marines are
on exhibition were thronged all day
yesterday, and the sale met with
gratifying success. Half the Proceeds
from each article goes 20 the man
who made IL and the other half TO
the fund to purchase materials for
| the work 80.
| Mrs. Wilson made q number OF pur-
chases. She ives accompanied by
| Mrs. Cary L. Grayson. Among other
well-known Washington matrops who
visited the exhibition were Mrs. Il.
A. Harrison. Mrs. T.. IL. Taliaferro.
Mrs. Richard Ewell Thornton. Mrs.
Walter Reed. Mrs. James ii. Beatty,
Mrs. NJ. L. Plummer Mrs. Viola Blair
Janin. president of the Society OF Co
lonial Danes, and Mrs. w. j. Board
man. Miss Mabel T. Boardman and
Miss Blanche Baker were also pres
ent.
Reconstruction aids and patients
from the three hospitals were sta
| toned at the booths and tables to
explain the occupational therapy
work. which proved an interesting
feature OF the sale.
| The sale will be continued this
afternoon and evening.
cambridge Colby. Secretary of
1 f.t haa 20
| main over Sunday, and on his return
the first OF next week. will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Colby. They have
taken apartments at the Shoreham.
Dinners Tonight.
| The Ambassador of Chile and Nine.
uished company OF guests. at dinner
at the embassy tonight for the new
ambassador of Brazil, DR.. Alencar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott will
give a dinner tonight for Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley. who will return
tomorrow to their home in New York;
and Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will also
be a dinner hostess. Her guests have
! been asked to meet Mrs. Charles l..
| Playford. Of Baltimore, who is stay
ing with her. Another of the i'm
portant dinners on the calendar to-
night will be given at Wardman Park
| Hotel by Mrs. f. b. Moran. with Rear
Admiral and Mrs A. w. Grant as
| honor guests
| Nine. de Pezet. wife OF the ambas-
sador Of Peru, will return from New
York on Sunday and join the ambas-
sador at Wardman Park Hotel
The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Baker, with their chill dren and their
| guests, Miss Katherine Lowe, are
| spending today in Camp Meade. Nd.
The luncheon. which Mrs Edwin
r. Meredith was to have given today
for Mrs Franklin X Lane was can
ceIled on account of the illness of
the hostess.
| The Speaker Of the House, Con-
grcssman Frederick H. Gillett. has
returned from a short vacation in
| Georgia, and will be joined in the
next few days by Mrs. Gillette. who
is in Worcester, Mass. Her daugh-
ters. the Misses Frances and Louisa
Hoar, are visiting in Boston.
Nine. PanaretofY. wife Of the Bull
garian minister, was the guest or
honor at very delightful luncheon
| given today by Mrs. Ezra Koon and
her daughter, Mrs Wilbur ]. Carr.
Mrs. willard Salisbury. who Is
spending several weeks at Wardman
Park Hotel, entertained at luncheon
| there today for eighteen guests.
Miss Ruth Larner entertained four
| teen guests at luncheon today IN
honor of Miss Frances Carpenter.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
| Carpenter. whose marriage to VIII
| liam Chaplin Huntington Will take
place on Tuesday, April s. Miss Lar
ner will be Miss Carpenters maid OF
honor and only attendant.
Philip h. Kennedy, chief OF the Blu
| reau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce. will be best man for Mr.. Hunt
| ington. Only members OF the two
| families will attend the ceremony at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
in Connecticut avenue. A small re-
ception will follow.
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller will en-
| tertain at tea at the Purple Iris Tea
House this afternoon for the group
|
! in the usual Saturday paper chase.
| Miss stead Hostess
Miss Mary Stead was hostess at an
| informal luncheon today, entertaining
in compliment to Miss Mary Harrison,
Of Baltimore. whose marriage to
Thomas Donaldson will be an event of
| this spring.
When the Hon. Frederick Whyte
and Mrs. Whyte sail for their home in
| England on the Carmania on April 10.
they will be accompanied by Miss
Bruce Crane, small daughter of the
| American Minister to Czccho-SloV-
lal<ia and Mrs. Crane and granddaugh-
ter of Charles r. Crane, newly APP
pointed minister to China. The little
girl will join her parents in Prague.
Mt Whyte. who has been lecturing
in this country and who has been
widely entertained, is a former mem
her of Parliament and the editor OF