Evening star., 1920-03-17
with her harents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
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with her harents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Samuel.
Mrs John Jay White will entertain
a distinguished company at lunch
con Friday afternoon. Mrs. Baker
wife of the Secretary Of War. and
Nine. Cremer. wife Of the Netherlands
minister, will be among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta have re-
| turned to their apartment at the New
Willard after a visit of several weeks
in their Pittsburgh home.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun has returned
| from visit in New York. Miss
Simonds. daughter of Mrs. Calhoun.
! has as her guest Miss Phyllis Tiffany
Hoffman of New York.
The former Governor of Minnesota
and Mrs. William X. Merriam have ar
rived in Washington from California a
and will make their home at 172S n
street during the spring months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Russell of
Oma na. Neb.. entertained at dinner in
the New Willard. Covers were laid
for eleven.
New York hav, taken an apartment
at 1885 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Frank Morrisey will receive
at her residence on Decatur street
Sunday. March 81, from to in
honor Of stonewali Jackson Chapter.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mrs. John NJ. Rankin has returned
o the Shoreham for the spring after
spending the winter in California.
Miss Natalie Magruder will leave
Washington today for New York and
will be absent for a week.
In the unavoidable absence of Mrs.
Thomsa Riley Marshall. who. with the
Vice President, went out to Arizona
Immediately after the death of their
little foster son, Mrs. William Hamil-
ton Bayly will preside at the luncheon
which the Young Womens Christian
Association is giving at it's quarters.
l333 F street, tomorrow in honor OF
Mrs. James s. Cushman of New York.
Mrs. tushman will speak on Recon-
struction Work Among Women in This
Country and Abroad" subject on
which she has much of interest to tell,
for she was chairman of the Y. w.
c. AS war work council throughout
the war. and Travelled all over Europe
in it's interest. She is woman of
charming personality. a social leader
in New York. and has been vice
president of the associations national
board ever since its formation.
Abroad she was everywhere received
with marked consideration. and accord
ed signal honor. Nine. Poincare enter
tanned in her honor al the Elysee. Sc
lecting Mothers day as peculiarly ap-
propriate for such hospitality. She
was awarded a French decoration in
addition to Uncle Sans n. S. NJ.
and Queen Mary's medal. and on Jan
uary 81 she christened the Blue
Triangle. a food carrier. and the first
ship launched by the Emergency Fleet
Corporation after the prohibition
mendment went into force-with
water. of course.
Other speakers at tomorrows lunch
con will be Miss Mabel X. Stafford of
the national board of the Y. w. c. A..
who will discuss briefly postwar con-
ditions among women. and Miss Flor
ence Brown. who will tell of present
day needs of girls right here in Wash
ington. Miss Stafford is a member of
a commission sent to the orient by the
organization to study postwar condi-
tions. especially among women and
children. Miss Brown needs no intro
duction in Washington.
Mrs. Marshall who is honorary
president of the Y. W. G. A. of the
District of Columbia-Mrs. Bayly being
the active president-had been greatly
interested in the arrangement of this
luncheon. which she and Mrs. Charles
w. Richardson planned together. The
invitations to between 200 and 800 of
the most influential women in Wash