Evening star., 1920-11-22
Society
Continued from Etehth pAse.l-

ice to men still In the hospitals was
reported on and plans made to IN
crease this department Of the Wom-
ems Legion work. Especial attention
will be given to the service men at
st. Elizabeth's by the American
reports were read on the work OF the
American Women's Legion on the
service they have rendered to the
War Department in the burial OF the
overseas dead in Arlington, service
which the legion is planning to rem
der even more effective in the future
than it has been in the past.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs.
Lawton Morgan will preside at the
tea table tomorrow afternoon 1t the
Southern Relief Home, 24O3 Pennsyl'
vania avenue northwest, when the 500
ciety will give its annual Thanksgiy- Thar SLY
president Of the Southern Relief So
ciety, will receive. with Mrs. Bates
Warren, the vice president; Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Lee, Mrs. Lee Benoist. division
president Of the United Daughters OF
Confederacy, and Mrs. Frank Oden;
heimer, past president general. United
Daughters Of Confederacy.
Mrs. Joseph ST. George Herbert Of
Camp Upton, N. Y. Is paying flying
visit to her sister, Mrs. Edwin Lee Nor
gan. at the Plaza apartment, owing to
Herbert is widely remembered locally
as Jean Oabell O'Neill, Daughter Of the
late Commodore Van Zandt, U. s. N.
She is postmistress Of the great army
camp of Lone Island. having given up
newspaper work on moving to the camp.
Thanksgiving day will be celebrated
by the French Club Of the Washington
Salon at it's fortnightly soiree next
Thursday night at its studios in the Nc
Leaf, building. 1917 H street. with Mrs:
Hariette Gum Robertson. lecturer and
writer; DR.. D., Percy Hickling,. the well
known specialist. and Mr.. James ].
O'Leary. assistant United States district
attorney, as guests Of honor and prin.
cipal speakers. DR.. Hickling will speak
on THE Duties of the Alienist to the
Public" Mrs. Robertson will demonstrate
Character Reading" and Mr.. O'Leary
will give a talk on "The Human Side
of the Prosecutor" Mr.. Rudolph de
Zapp. president Of the club. assisted by
the board Of governors, will make the
presentations and DR.. Edith Sc Vile
and buffet will be in charge Of Mrs.
Helen j. P. Starr, who will have the
assistance of Mrs. Kate E. Detwiler.
Miss Norma Windsor. Miss Sara Leve-
tan. Miss Marion Jones. Miss Helen
Niece, Miss Olive D. Richard. Miss Hall
lie Moorhouse and Miss Elsie M. Mont
gomery. There will be refreshments and
dancing.
Nine. Calderon, Mme Calvo, Mrs.
Edward Douglass White, Mrs. Charles
Marbury and Miss Ella Lorraine Dor.
sey will be in the receiving line at
the annual shower and tea at the
Providence Hospital tomorrow after.
nnnn frnyn A $n Mrs. 10 p;c To ~
lor and Mrs. r. r. Holden will pre-
side at the tea table. The soldiers who
are patients at the hospital will have
small corner, where they will sell
their basketry, beadwork and other
articles suitable for gifts. The friends
and patrons of the hospital are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. J. S. Bonner. who is student at
the aero photography school at Lang
ley Field. is spending few days with
Prof. and Mrs. ]. F. Oates at their
1888 Fairmont street.
Je6rles-Davls Wedding.
Mrs. w. B. G. Davis announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Helen s., to
Mr.. Charles e. Jeffries of Warrenton,
Va. Saturday, November 20. in WASH
ington. Rev. Charles Wood. pastor Of
the Church of the Covenant, officiated,
Mrs. James w. Murray attending the
bridegroom as best man.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Evalyn
Marshall daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Marshall of Laurel. Nd. to Mr..
John w. Boender took place at
is. at the home Of her parents On
avenue. Rev w. W.
Lewis officiating. Mrs. Nicholas Hun,
an aunt Of the bride, attended her a.
matron Of honor. and Mr.. ]. II. Nc.
Anally was best man for the bride-
groom.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Cole played the
wedding march and gave a delightful
program Of wedding music An in
formal reception followed the cere-
mony, when the bride and Bridegroom
were assisted in receiving by their
mothers. Mrs Marshall and Mrs. Kry-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Marshall Of Sum-
nit Point. W. Va. grandparents Of
the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Put
nam, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. McAnally and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Hayes Of Balti-
more and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A.
ing from their northern wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boender will be at home
to their friends after December on
Main street, Laurel
the College women's Club have out
cards for q reception at the club
house, 1922 street northwest, In
honor Of Mrs. Helen Gardener. United
States civil service commissioner.
Wednesday evening. November ~.
from 8 to 1890. This IL the last
of series of receptions the club has