The Washington times., 1920-04-10
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Luncheons, Teas and Dinners on Today's Calendar
Miss Walkers Wedding

Herbert N. Lord. Mrs. Hays B. white.
Mrs. Bernice White Scott. Mrs. Mary
g. Bryan, Mrs. Philip walker, Mrs.
Emil BerlinseT, Mrs. Theodore Boyn-
ton. Mrs James Carroll Fraser. and
Mrs.. Merriweather Smith
JsAa Darrett In CssaAA
John Barrett, director general of
the Pan-American Union. left today
for Montreal, where no win be the
guest OF honor Monday night at q
special dinner Of the Young Mems
Canadian Club. one OF the principal
organizations OF itS kind In the Do
minion. On Tuesday he win be the
guest OF the Rotary Club OF that city
at Q iunchson given for him.
Mrs. John Cotton Smith. Of New
York, has announced the engagement
Gustave L. Stewart. Jr.. OF New York
and the Green Spring Valley. Miss
Pell. who was one of the prominent
riders among the children Of the
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
few years ago, made her debut In So
ciety In New York this season Mr..
Stewart Is a member of the Yale class
Of 1920. The engagement was an
nounced at a dinner party given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. And Mrs.
Smith In their New York home. when
they entertained fifty young people.
Mrs. John Cotton Smith 10 better
known In Washington society as Mrs.
Peter Labouisse.
Mrs. Thomas Bryan Huyck will be
at home informally tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huyck entertained a
small company In celebration Of the
formers birthday on Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justine McGrath are
entertaining at tea this afternoon at
their home, POLL Columbia road. in
honor of their daughters. Miss JUS
tine McGrath and Miss Lucille Nc
Grath. The engagement of their aid
est daughter. Justine, to Robert
Hanesworth, OF Cheyenne, Wyo.. will
| be announced. The wedding viii take
place in the fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Mo
! Grath viii be assisted in receiving by
several of the Misses McGrath's col
lege friends.
The Aiumnae Association Of the
Academy of the Visitation gave .
dance at 1913 North Capitol street
last evening. Miss Emma Holmes was
in charge Of arrangements.
The Louisiana Society Of Washing
ton have issued invitations to . re-
ception and dance on Monday even
| ing at 8 o'clock at the Washington
Club. 17O1 X street
| An address will be given by Paul
wooton, Washington Correspondent
OF the New Orleans Times Picayune. ;.
one Of the most active Of the societys
members, who will tell Of the South =
interest in events in the National
Capital
Miss Lillian Chenoweth will give a
tea tomorrow afternoon from to Z
o'clock at her home in Meridian place.
Mrs. Pat Harrison will preside at tn e
coffee urn. and Miss Mary BrinRhurHt
at the frappe bowl. Mrs. w. w. Adams
and Mrs. Charlton Clark will assist
In the dining room. During the
afternoon a number Of the city's lead
ing musicians will be heard in vocal
and piano numbers.
On. Of the most interesting teas cc
the season was held at the clubhouse Q
| of the League of American Penwomen
yesterday afternoon, when Mrs. Henry
Wilder Keyes. wife of Senator Keyes
ToI New Hampshire. spoke to the pen
women and their guests on the well
fare of the child under Government
supervision, taking the appropriate e
title. els 1t All Well With the Child"
as her subject
| Almost asfanswer, to many present
at least, came Miss Ann Martin. an
nounced Senatorial candidate from
Nevada. who outlined her platform,
emphasizing her convictions regard
ing those changes, national and gov
ernmental, which most vitality con-
Germ the women and children Of the
land.