The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-22
HAPP GS-.IN SOCIETY
Wilson Enjoy Morning Motor Dinner
Guests-Notes of Capital Folk


recently gone to New York TO
live. Mr.. Lay. having retired from
the State Department. entertained at
dinner last night at the Hotel ST.
Riggs. for Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell
Putnane.
Move 10 WA.hiaStss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huddleson
Rodgers and Miss Millicent Rodgers
have come to Washington to take
possession OF the residence on X street
which they occupied last season.
| Countess Sksrlick de Korzybska.
better known as Mira Edgerly, the
noted miniature painter, will sail In
a few months for WARSAW, Poland
where she will join her husband
whom she married In this city about
"A year ago. She IL now the guest In
Detroit OF Mr.. snS and Mrs. Julian
Harris. who resided also in Wash
ington during the period OF the war
| Senator and Mrs. Gilbert N. Hitch.
cock will leave Washington the end
of the week for Augusta, Ca.
1 John Barrett. director general Of
| the Pan American Union, returned
yesterday from a trip to Chicago.
| Mrs. woodrow Wilson will head the
list OF patronesses for the Dixie Ball
which Is TO be given Easter Monday
evening. April 5, by the Robert Il.
Lee Chapter. u. ID. c., at the New
willard.
Col. Robert r. Lee has been select
I ed as chairman, and Col. Robert n.
Harper, ,vice chairman OF the recep-
| ton committee. The floor committee
will be in charge OF Mr.. j. Roy Price.
as chairman. and Mr. George T. Raw
Inns and Mr. Eigin Blalock. as vice
chairmcn, officers of Camp 305, 5.
&C. V.
Miss Virginia Hereford will serve
as chairman of the young ladies' COM
mittee and will be assisted by Miss
| Mildred Warwick and Mrs. Lee Roy
Gray, as vice chairmen.
The next Junior League dance.
which was to have been ON Friday
evening, April o. will be given instead
on Easter Monday evening. April ..
Mrs. Csmphere Graef. Miss Olive
Graef, and Miss Mildred Brownwell
| received at the Junior League dane
at Rauscher's Friday evening.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Mercer
Carter Stewart: daughter of Mrs. Will
| liam John Sheaff Stewart, to Daven-
port Pogue, son of Mrs. James Wood
| PoGuc of Atlanta Ga, took place
| Saturday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed at 4 o'clock in St
Thomas Church and was followed by
small informal reception in the
home OF the brides mother on
street. Miss Stewart was attended
by Miss Marie Calhoun O'Shauncssy.
maid of honor. and two bridesmaids
Miss Louise steel Hooper, of Cam
bridge, Md. and Miss Josephine
Pogu~, of Atlanta. sister of the
bridegroom.
! Frank J. Lynch. OF New York, was
! best man and the ushers were j..
ODonald Hunter. OF Savannah: Prov-
! ince Poguc. of Cincinnati, brother OF
the bridegroom: Roland II. George,
of New York. and Harold Coley. or
Boston. Miss Stewart is grand
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. c. Shirley
J Carter. OF this city: great grand
I daughter OF Gov. Thomas Swami, OF
MARYLAND. and a niece of Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page. Mr.. Pogue was mem
Der OF the aviation corps, U. :. A..
during the war and with his bride
| will make his home in Atlanta, Ga.
| Mrs. A. A. steele, assisted by mem
bers OF section u, will be hostess at
an evening meeting of the College
| women's club this evening at the
clubhouse. 1922 I street. Basil Manly
will speak on PROFITS of the Proh.
teers.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Quintcn r. Saures. Of
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visiting relatives and friends on their
return from a three months. stay in
| Florida.
| ID. A. II. BENEFIT Party.
| The Louise Adams Chapter of the
In. A. r., Mrs Charles II. Bowkcrn
regent, has featured Americanization
work in the District of Columbia
among its activities this year. and in
order TO help in the deficit caused by
the lack of official Government ap-
| p,opriation to continue the foreign
night schools open after March !, TIE
chapter will give a card party at the
home of Mrs. Randolph d. Hopkins,
! on the evening of April. IA.
| All Daughters" and their friends
are cordially invited to reserve that
date and get into the game for per-
sonal enjoyment and the ultimate
| good TO the CITY, through INV
ton of the foreign-born future clti-
zcns.
| French Club to Meet.
The French Club of the Washing
ton Salon will entertain y. {. Yang,
of the Chinese legation, and Dixon
/. Merritt the uell-known writer,
as it's guests OF honor and principal
speakers at its fortnightly soirec
Thursday night at the clubs studios
in the Mclean Building, 1917 II street.
Or. Yang will speak on What CON
| fucius Says" and Mr.. Merritt Will
give a talk on Funny Stories and
| Various Verses" selection OF So
prano solos will be presented by Mrs.
Charles N. Maynadier of Baltimore.
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Helen J. r. Starr Rudolph de Zapp,
i - .a-ila,t Of the clnh assisted hN