Evening star., 1920-02-09

University will take place this even
ing at o'clock in the university GYM
nasium. This is the big social event
of the year. The spacious gymnasium
has been tastefully decorated with
flags of the nations. Admiral and Mrs
William Benson will be the guests of
honor. Other dignitaries who will at
tend are Senator David |. Walsh,
Senator Phelan. Representative John
NJ NORM and numerous others. The
patrons and patronesses are: Chief
Justice and Mrs. Edward y. White.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Joseph McKenna,
Senator David /. Walsh. Admiral
McGowan, Mr.. and Mrs w. Gwynn
Gardiner Very Rev. Edward a. Pace.
Or. Thomas L. Carrigan. Or. Peter J
! Guilday, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. De Lacey.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. O'Donoghue. DIR. and
Mrs G.. II. Mccarthy. Mr. and Mrs. c.
F. Borden. DR.. and Mrs. a. E. Landry.
Or. and Mrs. A. J. Rumbler. Mr.. and
Mrs {. V. Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
V. Rice Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Doyle. Mr.
; and Mrs II. j. Hartnett. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Mackavanaugh and Mr. Freder-
, lex v Murphy.
On the committee in charge is Mr..
Edward Rutledge. chairman. assisted
by Mr.. Edwin l.. Sullivan, Mr.. J. Earle
Carey, Mr.. John H. Duyer. Mr.. John II.
Harris. Mr.. Gerald T. Joyce, MIR. ].
Harold Kilcoyne. Mr. Edward c. Lea
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Raymond. Mr.. James d. Ashea and Mr.
Francis j. Stapleton
! The DANES of the Loyal Legion will
give IL breakfast in the Fairfax room
/ a the New Willard Hotel on Thurs
day. February -. in celebration of the
| birthday anniversary of Abraham
Lincoln. Mrs. John A. Logan is presi :
dent of the District of Columbia So
clety. and she has directed and ar
| ranged for program of unusual in
| tereSt appropriate to the day. Sena-
| tors and representatives in Congress
| from Illinois. including Senator Sher-
/ man. Senator Mccormick. Represent
! ative Madden and Representative
| Denison. will speak, and the program
will be further augmented by senator
! STANLEY and Representative Langley
| of Kentucky. Gen. Nelson a. Miles,
who is commander of the Loyal Le-
gion of the United States, will also
! deliver an address.
Mrs. Logan will preside and Ier
slaughter. Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker.
VIII act as toastmistress at the break
| fast. The menu cards will be appro-
PIRATE souvenirs, having the portrait
| OF Lincoln on each one.
! The second of a series of bridge teas
is being given by the Mary Washing
| ton Chapter. d. A. r.. at the home of
the Misses Solomons. 1904 K street
northwest, this afternoon from 2:3O to
& o'clock. for the benefit of the near
east fund and Americanization work.
| MISS Marie Culp and Miss Gladys
Price will give a song recital. and
Mrs. w. H. Biden will be heard in
dialect recitation. Mrs. Charles w
Richardson is regent o fthe chapter
and Miss Aline Solomons is vice re-
| gent.
| The guests of honor and principal
! speakers at the fortnightly soiree of
the French Club of the Washington
building, 1917 H street. Thursday
evening. will be DR.. Mitchell Carroll
and Mr.. j. E Sanford. the writer.
Dr.. Carroll will have for his subject
| Art and Archaeology" and Mr.. San
ford will give a talk on THE Art of
author of volume of verses. His
One Tune" and others Miss Jose
phine Houston and Mr.. Auguste King
Smith will present a program of song
president of the club. assisted by the
| board of governors. will make the
| presentations. The art public is in
vited. A brief business session, at
| which announcement will be made of
the opening Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary IS. of another free tuition
| French class for beginners, will pre-
cede the entertainment program.
| WHICH will also include music, re-
| freshmentS and dancing.
| After spending several weeks in
| Washington, Miss Loretto McGill of
Haymarket. Va, has gone to Bermuda,
! where she will be the guest of Mrs.
j. Nota McGill.
Mrs. J F. Lavagnino formerly Miss
Gladys Knorr of this city. has returned
| from a western tour and is now in Bos-
ton. where she has been the guest of
Miss Sarah C.. Walker, daughter of the
late Admiral John G. Walker. Mrs