The Washington times., 1920-05-08
HAPPENINGS IN CIETY
MarshalIs To Attend observation-disclosures Sail For
EurOpe-LuncheOns and Dinners

poets TO come next week TO make the
visit
Mrs. waddy b. Wood ana Miss
Lindsay Wood are expected TO re-
turn from a visit TO New York to-
morrow.
Lieut.. Ralph B. Bagby. who Is sta
toned at Langley Field. Virginia.
spent several days at the Raleigh
Hotel this week before leaving for
several weeks visit TO his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bsgby. at Home
acre." New Haven, Mo.
Miss Ward Retsras-
Miss Beatrice N. Ward has Jsut re-
turned from q months trip as repre-
sentative OF the National Park Ser
vice. in connection with a special
train run by the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle from the New York to San
| Francisco and return, which visited
en- route national parks, Government
reclamation works, and national for
ests.
Lient. Com. ocid c. Foote. of the
United States Hospital ship Solace,
and Mrs. Foote. are in New York at
the Hotel Astor to remain while the
Atlantic fleet Is in the Hudson river.
On their departure Mrs. Foote will re-
turn to her home. in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Z. Reynolds.
of New York. are at the Washington
Hotel.
The last Of the series of dances
which have been given this spring
by the Cornell Women OF Washington
for the benefit of the semi-centennial
endowment fund will be held Friday.
May II. at 2400 Sixteenth street. The
committee In charge includes Misses
Jean Stephenson. Grace Bennett. and
Abbie Tingiey.
The patrons and patronesses will
be Congressman and Mrs. Daniel A.
Reed. Rev. U. O. B. Pierce and Mrs.
| Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Tingley,
DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Marquis. and Mrs. A. L.
Douglass.
DR.. Edward T. Devine vii be the
guest of the Conference of Federal
Social Service Workers at its monthly
conference dinner Tuesday evening.
May IL, at the Arts Ciub%
Humane society Benefit.
For the benefit Of the Washington
Humane Society. q fairy fantasy,
4 "Over the Garden WALL" by Mrs. Ed
ward Goring Bliss. was presented yes
terday at Polls Theater before a
packed house. The cast was made w
entirely of children, members OF Miss
Hawkes. dancing classes. and was di-
rected by Miss Hawke.
The entire production was artistic
in the extreme and each OF the dane.
ing advertisements Of which the pro-
gram was largely made up, was greet
ed with enthusiastic applause. Among
| those who took part, were Elsie and
Christine Ekengren. daughters of the
Swedish minister: Edith Harlan, Mary
Lee Phillips, Eleanore, Preston. Eliza
beth Kennedy, Emily Learned. Olgo
Bayne, Magdalena Fiaiho, Mary Hunt,
Amy Andrews, Mary Black, Virginia
| F'lannery. Margaretta Wright. Sylvia
Meredith. Eleanor Hunt, Francis Hill.
| Marion Wells. Charles Sturteyant
! John Wheeler, Harry Covington,
Robert Ellis, Burr Edwards. jr.;
Henry Beale Gwynne. William Pot.
ter, George Barracrough, Henry
II. Rousseau, jr.; Falkner Jones, and
Rushmore, all of whom appeared
in charming Swedish folk dance:
Marion Mccarthy. Nellie Cowan, Will
liam Brawner, Lilliard Behrens,
Ingham Mack. Ruth Newman. Mar
jury Bell, Karl Kellerman, Florence
Van Eleet, Gertrude Borzi. Mary
Borzi, NJ. Maxwell. Evelyn Fletcher
Alice Deming, Catherine Deming
Cecilia Cissel. Margaret Goerner. Ma.
bel Goerner. Martha Lamasure, D
Jarman, p. Walsh. Marian Rittenour
3. McNally, J. Olmsted. Louise Tur.
ner. A. Breitbarth, Helen Dick, Val.
| lette Schmidt, Fl. Burkart, Aubrey
| Sieber. B. Barnes, C. Avery, Rita Shea
II. C.ssel, n. Huntress, f. Lauck, c
Nolan, ]. Rothschild. N. Woodruff
S. Wurdeman. X. Tobias. NJ. Bloom
field. r. Giles, r. Pierce. E. Mcneil
A. Sarratt, h. Ferry. V. Johnson. NJ
L. Watson. A. Cavanagh, L. Cross, D
Forsberg. Camille Little. Betty anc
Jeanne Richards, Beatrice Hender
son, Frank and Robert Burkart. re
1ene DuPuy, Marjory Bell, Maud Ma,
| son, Cynthia Harts, Margaret Sum
ner. Juliet Phillips, Sarah Louise
Smell. Charlotte Sarratt. Katherine
Fenton, Eleanore Totten, Dorothy
Bishop, Eleanor Branson, Marshal
D!ckerson, Julian Dickerson, Charles