The Washington herald., 1920-04-05
MRS. EMERSON LIScUM,

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wife OF Commander Pryor, q. g n.
who was stationed In Washington
for q long period q number Of years
ago. Mrs Pryor IL staying In New
York Just now while Commander
Pryor is assigned to duty at Homo
lulu
Lieut. Richard knight, o. q n,
who is in Washington with his faith
er, will leave shortly for duty In
China
Capt. Arthur L Snagge, naval At
tache Of the British Embassy staff.
who has been absent from WASH
ington for some months, has re-
turned.
DR.. and Mrs. David jayne Hill win
entertained at dinner on April 8.
Miss Elizabeth Howry win enter
tain at dinner this evening before
the Junior League dance.
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Harts and
Miss Harts will entertain at q re-
ception this afternoon. Col Harts
has just returned from extended
!, service abroad
y Col william Eric Fowler will be
host at a dinner-dance on Friday,
April 16.
Miss Katherine Hitchcock enter
tanned at q tea yesterday afternoon
In compliment to Miss Frances Car:
penter. whose marriage to William
Chaplin Huntington win take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Rafael Boiling, who has been
staying at wardman Park Hotel.
left yesterday for New York.
PLANS TRIP
TO EUROPE.
Miss Cornelia Basel will leave
Washington April for Clarksburg.
w. Va. She will sail on the steam
ship Baltic for Europe, going FIRST
to London to visit her sister, Mrs.
Davis, wife of the United States
Ambassador to Great Britain.
Miss Lindsay Wood viii entertain
at q small tea this afternoon in
compliment to her guest. Miss Ap-
pleton, of Philadelphia for whom
she will also give q dinner Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. John o. Evans entertained at
a tea Saturday afternoon at the
Cafe st. Marks. There were four
teen in the party.
The first paper chase for the
children which was to have been
held Saturday from the Riding and
Hunt Club has been postponed un-
til next Wednesday morning at $50.
Miss Helen Marye will entertain
those who ride at hunt breakfast
at the Chevy Chase Club, following
the chase. The first paper chase
for the older members Of the club
will take place next Thursday aft
ernoon. The run will start at $3.50
from the club, and the riders will
return there for an informal tea.
FRIEND OF WAR
ORPHANS HERE.
Mrs. Charles Warren will be at
home this afternoon and will have
with her Miss Clara Perry, OF Ded-
ham. Mass. an interesting woman,
who has been engaged in overseas
work since 1916.
Miss Perry is located at Lafayette
chateau, in France, where are con-
gregated many French war or
phans, and her work is for them,
though during her residence abroad
II has lain along diversified paths
and included nursing.
Mrs. c. A. Mum, who has been
staying In Florida, will go to New
York this week when she will stop
at the Hotel Chatham.
Miss Rose Herschman, 2733 P
street northwest, IL visiting rela-
tives in New York, where she will
spend this week. Miss Herschman's
friends in New York will entertain
at a party In her honor tonight at
the Hotel McAlpin.
Mrs. Joseph Strauss in charge of
the boxes for the women's Army
and Navy Relief ball Wednesday
night, announces that all the boxes
have been sold. the latest pur-
chasers being Mrs. Julian James
Mrs. Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Ira Cop
ley and Joseph Folk.
SPEND WEEKEND.
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Picken Beckert.
accompanied by . party OF friends
including the Misses 1Isrgaret Her.
rington. Lois Harrington and Lucy
Hunt. left Washington Friday night
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