The Washington times., 1920-04-01

Child welfare society. which viii
open on saturday at 1tlO II street and
will continue throughout the greater
part OF next week. The stock 10 new
being arranged for dispaly and many
real bargains will be available when
the sale commences. Mrs. Hope
Slater 10 In charge. Tea will be serv-
ed each afternoon. with Mrs. John j..
Rodgers as hostess in the tea room.
Mrs. Julian James has returned 10
Washington after spending several
weeks In Atlantic City.
Miss Alice ReQus, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Requa. arrived today
from New York to visit Miss Enid
Sims.
The Assistant Secretary. OF Com
merce and Mrs. Edwin +. Sweet have
as their guests Mrs. j. T.. Powell and
Miss Sarah Smith. OF Grand Rapids,
Mich. George p. Sweet will come
down from New York to spend Easter
with his parents, Secretary and Mrs.
Sweet.
Mrs. George Lee Parker, OF Mem
phis. Tenn. will arrive tomorrow to
visit her sister. Mrs. Sarah Lee Phil
lips. who makes her home with her
son-in-iaw, Senator Walter Edge.
The marriage OF Miss Lillian suther-
land Grant. daughter OF Ulysses
s. Grant. to Lindsay Mackenzie Good
eve will be solemnized on April 8 in
Grace Church, New York, the rector.
the Rev. Charles l. Slattery. officiat-
ing. IL will be a simple wedding
owing to the recent. death of the
brides mother. She Is a grandniece
OF President Grant. Mr.. Goodeve
and his bride viii live in Bay Shore,
l. l.. this summer.
Gen. Peyton c. March, chief of stan,
accompanied by Capt. John Milk en-.
left Washington Tuesday for a tour
of inspection In the South.
Alexander Kirk, who was private
secretary to the Secretary of state
in Washington and in Paris during
the peace conference, has been ap-
pointed secretary OF embassy at Pc
king. He will accompany Charles II.
Crane when the latter sails to assume
the duties of minister to China. Mr..
Kirk, who is a bachelor. has been
occupying q commodious old house
in Georgetown with his mother to act
as hostess on the occasion OF his en-
tertainmentS.
Mrs. Henry Pritchett, OF New York.
will arrive in Washington tomorrow
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C.
Glover, jr.
Bishop and Mrs. J. II. Darlington,
of Harrisburg, are stopping at the
Willard for a few days.
Mrs william Fahnestock. Of New
York. arrived yesterday to spend Eas-
ter at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Van Win
kle. of New Haven. Conn. have ar
rived in Washington to spend a week
with Mrs. Van Wrinkles parents, Col.
and Mrs. Thomas w. Symons, at their
home. 1905 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Edgar Queepy. formerly Miss
Ethel Schneider. 10 the guest Of her
sister. Miss Florence Schneider. at
the Cairo. Mr.. and Mrs. oneeny have
just returned from . trip to Europe.
and Mr.. Queeny has gone on to their
home in st Louis. where his wife
will Join him shortly.
Miss Amaryllis Gillet will be host
ESQ at tea on Wednesday afternoon.
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Many prominent women are Inter
esting themselves in the tag day for
Columbia Hospital next Saturday.
Mrs. H. B. Learned Ia chairman of
the women's board Of the hospital
and she has arranged a number Of
teams which will be placed at i'm
portant points.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman is chairman
of the group which will sell tags at
the Willard Hotel. and she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Benedict CroweIl and
Mrs. William Sewers. Mrs. Learned's
group includes Mrs. Thomas Bradley.
Miss Ruth Putnam, Mrs. John l..
Newbold, Mrs. John J. Rogers. Mrs.
Charles II. Bradley and Mrs. Matthew
Delany. Others taking part include
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs.
Frank b. Freyer, who will assist Mrs.
Joseph Hampson; Mrs. Frank An
derson, who will be assisted by Mrs.
Charles Grant Long. Mrs. Edward Il.
Meigs and Mrs. George S. Newgarden;
Miss Amaryllis Gillet, chairman,
with Mrs. Clarence Periey and Mrs.
Edward Echols; Mrs. Terrin and a
corps of workers; Mrs. Edna Tazloe,
chairman, with a committee Of work
ers fom the w. c. T. u: Mrs. Fran
co.'s Berger Moran, who will be in
charge of sales at Wardman- Park
Hotel; Mrs. Fournier; Mrs. J. C. Hun
saker, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Clarence Aspinwall and Mrs Walter
Tuckerman; Mrs. Reeve Lewis. chair
man, with Mrs. G. II. Myers and Mrs.
III. p. Fairbanks, and Mrs. David Du
B Gaillard, chairman. with Mrs. Ny
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