Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-23

Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, famous
English suffrage leader. now lectur-
ing in this country, will be the guest
of honor at tea given by the officers
of the National Womans Party Tues
day afternoon at 4:3O. Mrs Pethick-
Lawrence's visit is timely in view OF
the woman politics in this country:
She recently has Travelled in central
Europe and will discuss not only the
woman movement Of her own coun-
try. but also that of Europe.
Hostess at the tea. which takes
placesin the ballroom of the National
Woman's Party headquarters, at IA
Jackson place. Will include: Mrs
Nicholas Kelly. Miss Mary Dean Pow
ell, Miss Jean Forrer. Miss Sheldon
jackson, Mrs. Minnie Brooks. Mrs.
Russell Burchard. Mrs. r. II. Newell.
Mrs. Kate Boeckh, Mrs. John Hay
White. Mrs. Walter Liggett. Mrs. a.
B. Neal. Mrs. Helen Hoy Greeley. Miss
Nina Allender, Mrs. Wilbur Dales.
Mrs George Plaster. Miss Ruth
Roach. Miss Julia Lathrop. Mrs. Gil
son Gardner, Mrs. William T. Burch,
Mrs. Harvey Wiley, Mrs. George Odeii,
Miss Margaret Hatfield. Miss Sarah
Grogan, Mrs. Henry Lockwood. Mrs.
J. F. Brennan. Mrs. Muriel Lynch and
DIR. Rose Refs.
Among the young lady ushers at
the tea will be: Miss Catherine Elan
agan, Miss Sara Lee Anderson. Miss
Bertha Graf, Mrs Norma Liggett. Miss
Elizabeth Kalb. Miss Helen Hodson,
Miss Verna Jackson. Miss Emily
Hutchinson, Miss Theresa Frega. Miss
Julia Emory. Mrs. Margaret Graham
Jones. Miss Mary Thissell, Miss Lesta
Henderson, Miss Marguerite Neal,
Mrs. Helene Darlington. Miss Lose.
Miss Dorothy Abramson, Miss Ruth
Crocker and Mrs. Ruth Quick.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Cornell an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Edna May Cornell. to Mr..
Harry Ledden Strang of this city, Fri :
day. October %. at the parsonage or
the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church, Rev DR.. Humphreys officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey and Miss
Enice Wright We're the hostesSes for
social evening in honor of Our Flag
Chapter. y. 4. r. at the Women's
City Club Tuesday evening, The club,
rooms We're handsomely decorated
with shaded pink and orchid colored
dahlias, and the same color scheme
was carried out in the dining room.
The honor guests of the evening
were Mrs. Frank D. Ellison, Mrs
lima Mrs. Anthony W. Cook of Penn
sylvania and Mrs. William H. Talbot
of Maryland.
Mrs. Henry B. PoIkinhorn. regent of
the chapter, announced to the guests
that this was the annual social COM
memoration of Yorktown day. Mrs
Polkinhorn then showed the ladies
over the clubrooms. specially point
ing out the new rest room. which is
decorated in def blue. old ivory and
gold.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Morrison have
as a house guest the sister of the
erton. Canada. Mrs. Morrison was at
home informally Thursday afternoon
in honor of her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Duke and their
daughter Beatrice have returned to
their friends after November / at
the Hadleigh.
Miss Mildred Crandall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Crandall. the
evening of Friday. October Il. enter
dali nome, 1921 10th street. in cele-
bration of her sixteenth birthday an
niversary Miss CrandalI was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Crandall
and by her younger sisters, Miss Olga
CrandalL and Miss Dorothy Crandall.
Mrs. Gustavus George Reiniger,
formerly Miss Annie Wright Huske
of this city,, and her small son are
spending a few weeks at the Wood
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick f, Parting
ton have returned from their summer
home in Maine and are in their apart
ment at the Buckingham for the
winter.