The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-13

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The Misses Harvie announce the
engagement of their niece, Miss J"n.
ME Harvie Jones, to Halsted Patter-
son Layton. of Georgetown, Del. The
wedding will take place in December
and the bride and bridegI DOM VIII
live in Georgetown, Del.
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PEN LEAGUE CELEBRATES.
The president and the eXccu;N,
board of the National Pen League srI
International Literary Association,
announce the celebration of the T.
centenary of the Pilgrims landing .
be held at Hotel La Fayette on Thurs
day evening November Il. The pro.
gram will begin promptly ut $40
o'clock.
\ play will be given, based IN
facts taken from diaries of cary
settlers OF Rhode Island. John Ale !,
Priscilla, Governor Bradfo ford, and i
lady and Mistress brewster beir :
prominent characters in the stcI..
Addresses will b" made by membe.
of the British embassy and the Nstt-I-
lands legation and also b.: Carter
keene.
! Miss Quinn Peters. daughter Of
Capt. and Mrs. John W. Mayhem OF
the ken>w Apt. spent last week
end in Annapolis. On Saturday Miss
Peters attended the game. and hop
at the Naval Academy.
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MARJORIE WRIGHT AT" GAME.
Miss Marjorie Wright. daughter Of
Gen. William Mason Wright. has gone
TO Princeton for the football game
this afternoon and the prom and ball
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W. Whiting Andrews, Of the State
Department. formerly secretary Of
the American embassy in Argentina,
entertained at dinner last evening It
tho Cafe ST. Marks. There were
eight in the party.
The Pilgrims Ball on November Il
at the New Willard for the benefit
! OF the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
| Throat Hospital will close the fcstiy-
| ties of the Pilgrims Week here. Tho
torch light procession will immedi3tc-
, ly precede the ball.
, Mrs. Colby. wife of the Secretary
! of state. will receive the guests, as
sisted by some of the ladies at the
embassies and members of the board.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson has also
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taken n box.
Comdr. Theodore Jewell is the chair
man of the mems committee and as
sisting him are Horace Westcott,
Maj. Stuart Cramer, Maj. Pierre Gail
lard, Lynch Luquer. G. Rowland
Shaw. Maj. y. n. Polk. Ord Preston.
Charles Lee Cooke, Col. John Queke-
meyer, Maj. a. c. Sandeford, George
Sloane, Chester A. Snow. jr.. Ro5err
stead, jr., kimon Collas. secretary Of
the Greek legation; J. c. Lagerburg.
secretary of the Swedish legation:
John w. Belt and William. Bowie
Clarke.
Mrs. Charles Patterson is the chair
man of the young women's commit
tee, assisted by Miss Gladys HincklAy,
Mrs. John W. McKie, Miss Katherine
Foss, Miss Charlotte Harding. daugh-
ter of Bishop Harding, and Mrs. Poe
White.
CORNELL WOMEN RECEIVE.
The Cornell women of Washington
will receive at the Washington Club
from to on Thanksgiving Da:'.
There will be dancing i'm the ball
room and cards in the parlors. Re-
turns Will be received from the an
nual football game with Pennsylvania
mittee in charge of arrangements iu-
cludes Miss Jean Stephenson. chair.
man; Miss Elma Merrick, Miss Abbe
Tingley, Mrs. Harrison Dixon and
Grace Bennett Cards OF admission
may be secured by tclephoning Clcvc-
land 630-J.
The first dance of the season to b.
given by the Joseph II. Choate Chap
ter, Sigma M Phi fraternity Ma
tional University, will be held at
Rauscher's. November 20. at $3.50
o'clock.
The committee on arrangement
are Ralph G.. Robey chairman; r. IT,
Cook. Godfrey Muntcr and Ernest g.
Davis.
Elaborate preparations arc benz
made by the committee in anticjpa-
ton of the largest fraternity gather.
ing of the school year.
Among the honorary members ex-
pected are: Admiral samuel d. Nc
Gowsn, Paymaster General of the
Navy. Justice Frederick L. Siddons,
OF the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia. and Charles +. Carust.
dean, Of the National University.
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Miss Ina c. Emory will speak
next Wednesday afternoon on "Litera-
turc and It's Relation to Life" at tho
second weekly tea which the members
Of the Anthony League will give
every Wednesday afternoon at 200,
Columbia road.
On Sunday evening there will Be
a shor. memorial service to Miss
Henrietta NJ. Young, and Mrs. Sanctto
II. Paul will continue her talks on
great Americans and their influences
on the development of a national
nsciousness. Her subject Win u