The Washington times., 1920-02-26

ton Hotel.
Mrs. Nicholas Underwood OF New
port, who has passed the greater part
OF the winter In Washington, has
left for Camden. s. c.. TO remain until
Easter.
Robert Stead has gone from Wash
ington To white Sulphur Springs, W.
Va, for a brief visit
Mrs. Gaines In Capital
Mrs. Joseph Holt Gaines. ~-xife OF
former Congressman Gaines, OF West
Virgins, has arrived In Washington
for a visit and Is the guest OF Mr..
and AIRS. Montgomery Blair at their
suburban home.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage, who has
been a guest OF Mrs. stephen Il. Elk
ms for the past fortnight, will pass
several weeks at the New willard
before returning to New York.
Recuperates At OLD Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin p. Adams
are at the Hotel Chamberln. Old
Point Comfort. Va. Mrs. Adams is
recuperating from an attack OF the
grip.
Invitations have been issued to sub
scribe to a small dinner dance to be
held at the Gait St. Marks on Mica
rene, Wednesday evening, March 10.
at o'clock. for the benefit Of a me-
mortal to be erected to the United
| States marines in the village OF
| Somme Ply. France. 'On the commit.
tee are Mrs. Henry Price Wright, MrS
! Harry Harwood Rousseau. Mrs.
| Claude Mayo, and Miss Biddle Porter.
the latter chairman OF The committee
on tickets.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison is visiting
her stunt, Miss Jane Cary. in Baitl-
more
Nine. Philippe Soycz entertained u
/ small company at dinner last evening
In compliment to Mrs. Abraham q.
Lott. wife Of Colonel Lott, who has
recently returned from France.
Gen. Peyton C.. March and his
| daughter, Mrs. John MillIken. have
returned from Philadelphia. where
| she christened transport la unciied
at the Hog Island shipyard.
! Guests Mt DIsner.
I Col. and Nrs. L. s. Bond were the
/ honor guests at a dinner dance given
at the Wardman, Park Inn Hotel Mon
: day evening by Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Conner. Among the guests
were Col and Mrs. George Timer
Lieut.. Col. William a. Graham. Miss
HRebeccs Dial. Miss Peyton, OF Column
bus. Miss; Col. Edward J. BOugh-
/ ton. Col. and Mrs. Fred NJ Brown
Mrs. Louis Waldron, and Lieut.. col
J. $. Moreland.
/ Mrs. l.. II. Brooke will entertain a.
dinner this evening at the Cafe ~
Marks.
/ Miss Charlotte Harding, daughi'
OF Bishop Harding. will have a. H.
/ guest over the Weekend Miss h,H
/ Steiner, OF Baltimore. Miss stein
is the zone chairman of the Be-
| Mawr endowment fund, and Nj.
Harding Is the chairman for the ID:
trlct of Columbia. Miss Steiner la
recently returned from France, whel
she was engaged in Y. NJ. c. A. worn
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cudahy. of Chicago
entertained at a musicale last eve"
ing at the Shoreham. Mrs. Angus
! Belmont was among the guests.
Senator and Mrs. Warren G. HarI
hg entertained guests at dinner las
evening. .....'.
Capt. and Mrs. G. c. Calhoun Gav'
dinner last evening in complimen'
to Hampson Gary, American diploma
tic agent and consul general at Cairo
and Mrs. Gary.
Mrs. Gary had small company a.
luncheon yesterday at Wardman Parl
Hotel.
Leonard L. Nicholson. ir., who ha
been i'll for several weeks, is now con
valescing at his home near Rockville
| Md.
Mrs. II. Ewell Thornton will be at
| home informally Saturday afternoon
after o'clock at her apartment in
| the Rochambeau.
Pcnwomen to Celebrate.
The League of American Penwomen
will celebrate music week at the reg
ular Friday afternoon tea at its
| clubhouse. 1882 II street. The league
which is a national organization OF
writers, artists and musicians, has
! taken from it's own membership its
| guest of honor for the day, Mrs. Car
| ris Jacobs Bond, composer and
| poetess. who will sing some of her
own compositions. Mrs. Bond has
been d member OF the league for a
number OF years and a eulogy on her
work will be given by Mrs. Isaac
! Pearson, national president, when she
| appears Friday.
Miss Jessie Mcbride, music critic
and authority on music in Washing
ton, will give a talk entitled Music
! In, Washington" There are several
movements on foot in-the Capital to
give a greater opportunity to it's