Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07

film, donated by the Metro Film Com
pany, which will be shown for the
first time. This Is a comedy drama OF
| smiles and heart-throbs written by
Rachel Crothers. In addition a Har-
old Lloyd comedy and g. Prtma-scenic
nlm in natural color will be shown.
There will be two performances DUR
| ing the afternoon, one at and the
other at 4 o'clock.
Tickets may be secured from MRS.
Walter I. Mccoy at the wyoming
| Mrs. A. W. Stahl, 2714 Cathedral ave-
nue., and at the theater.
Mrs. Margaret Monteiro Berry OF tne
Farragut apartments has as her guest
her cousin, Mrs M. Pendleton Mosby
of Wytheville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller enter.
tanned the Georgia State Society az
their home, on Mount Pleasant street,
Saturday evening. Senator Hoke
smith, the president Of the society,
presided during program OF emu-
steal numbers given by Mrs. warren
Gibbs and Miss Dorothy bennett and
q most interesting account of recent
Dell. Georgian, who has been In
charge Of the registration Of the
United States graves in France.
The croEram was followed by dane
ing and cards.
The annual banquet of the Theta
Kappa Phi Sorority was held Satur.
day evening at the Hotel Lafayette.
forty girls attending. Irene Postles
was toastmistress, and spee ches were
made by Margaret buckley, Alice
Minnick; Elizabeth Welch. Eiizabsth
elyn Jarvis. The banquet was from
8 to 10 o'clock and dancing followed
Mrs. Francis A. Reilly Of New York
Miss Agda seaholm at the social day
affair Of the Theater Assembly Club.
which was held in the ballroom Of the
Astor Hotel Friday. She later enter
tanned her guests at the Commodore
Hotel for tea, afterward attending
the auto show, which was being held
in the ballroom.
Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves.
with their son and daughter. Lient.
de Graffenreid Graves and Miss Ann
Cotheran Graves, are in their new
home, 1880 P street.
Miss Eleanor Wheeler and Miss Har-
riet Brown of Baltimore, who were
| the week end guests of Miss Betty
| terday. They came down for the
dance of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. OK
nard given Saturday night for their
daughter. Miss Adeline Oxnard.
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Miss Eleanor Wheeler and Miss Anne
Hight, preceding the dance which the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Meredith are giving at Rauschers for
anS NJ En.S.~,.s an - 1auIsneer' Mr'
az" "io' rie"elIeA " none"'
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snc"sH ths.s sos VIII ,nIa me money
secured tnlough the 1918 drive:
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h asesnoon ,a em ae, o. ne exeGStiye
Mr.; = e Brooke; arst vice press
SECOND vice president. Mrs: e. =. Glo-
yer; .Lnird vice presidenI Mre. THOMAS
fr, n,Weeney' 5ecoru,ns secre.ary: mrs MRS:
sScretagy. Mrs; Westcott. and treas
urer; MISS Wiiiiamson.
.Otners 70 De present are ME- L.
Randolph, chairman OF the nomi-
mating committee. ana many MEM
oere OF the BOARD o. lazy VISITORS,
Mrs. J. w. Wadsworth, 3r.; Mrs.
Charles c. Glover. Mrs: Thomas b.
Sweeney. ME Horace Westcott, Mrs..
HAMMOND, Mss Williamson. MRS: Bar.
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Mis- Aiice Clam M;s. Dav;dga NJ.
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