The Washington times., 1920-10-23

Willard next Friday night. This
dance A.. the first OF the chapters an
nusl series and the proceeds are TO
go TO- the Hero Endowment Fund OF
the General Organization. u. ID. C.,
which is being raised to continue the
education OF returned soldiers.
Mrs. Forrest II. Nrooman. chair
man OF the dance, has arranged an
Interesting program with exception
ally fne music.
Mrs Walter IL. Hutton with her Of
acers and entertainment committee
will assist In making the dance a sue
cess.
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Mrs william Hamilton Bayly. pres
ident OF the local y. w. &. A. enter
tanned at luncheon today at the main
headquarters. 1888 Il street, In honor
of a number OF the wives OF Lutheran
ministers and laymen who are here
attending the convention OF the
United Lutheran Church OF America.
The Friday night dances at Christ
Church Parrish House, @ between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeast,
will be held from s TO 10 o'clock. be
ginning Friday, october 20.
Miss Mildred Crandall. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Crandall, en-
tertained a large company at the
Crandall home. 1921 sixteenth street
last Friday evening. in celebration OF
| her sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Miss CrandalI was assisted in receiv.
| ing by Mrs. Crandall and her young
or sisters, the Misses Olga and Doro-
! thy CrandaIl. Dancing was followed
at midnight by an elaborate buffet
supper.
! Col. Wright Rumbough, u. s. a.
who had an apartment at the Farms
borough, has left Washington for
Camp Knox. Ky. where he 10 now
stationed.
Mrs L. L. Nicholson, jr.. who ha1
been visiting her brother-in-law ana
sister Mr. and Mrs. Harris Crist, /"
New York, will return on Tuesday.
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Mrs. T.. T. Stotesbury, OF Philadel'
phia. is visiting her daughter, Mr..
Cromwell Brooks.
| REYNOLDS TO LEAVE.
Mr. and Mrs. Auuley w. Reynolds
and their son, Daniel A. Reynolds,
will leave Tuesday evening for thei:
old home in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey and Miss
Enice Wright were hostesses for All
entertainment in honor of Our Flag
Chapter. y. A. r.. at the women +"
City Club, Tuesday evening. TIL"
Ihonor guests were Mrs. Frank
Ellison, Mrs William n. Reynolds, o.
North Carolina: Mrs. Anthony W.
Cook, of Pennsylvania. and Mrs. WI.
liam III. Talbot of Maryland.
Mrs. Henry i. Polkenhorn, regen'
of the chapter, announced to the
guests that this was the annual So
cial commemoration Of YORKTOWN
Day. q"
The engagement of Miss Betty An
drews, of Chattanooga, Tenn, to Jo-
sephs Behrens Waters. son of Mr.. and
Mrs George Jason Waters, Of Phiia-
delphia and Little Silver, N. j., is o.
interest to Washington. Miss An
drews is the daughter of Mr.. ami
Mrs. Garrett Andrews. and is well
known in Washington, where she has
visited several times. She was an at
tendant in the wedding Of Miss Joan
Oil, formerly of Washington. and
David +. Webster, which took place
last September in New York. Miss
Andrews is a cousin of Mrs. Leonard
Wood, wife of Major General Wood,
u. S. A.
The wedding will take place next
spring at the home of the brides
parents, in Chattanooga.
Both families have close associa-
tons with New York. The bride was
educated abroad. finishing at semi
nary in Brussels, and made her debut
in society three years ago. She was
a belle OF the younger set at Palm
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been a frequent visitor in New York