Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
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HE most important event sched-
uled today for the ladies who
accompanied the members Of

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been deliberately decorated with dan
las of many hues, intermingled Win
autumn foliage. palms and ferns, ana
an orchestra will play throughout the
afternoon. The tea is given under the
general chairmanship Of Mr.. John d.
Cochran and Mr.. c. H. Pope. viis .
chairman for the tea and sne a i;M
heads the receiving line. which VIII
he composed of Miss Mabel Hoaro<
man Commissioner of the District OF
Columbia; Mrs. Richard s. Raves
wife Of the. president OH on "a" Hrs John
B. Cochran. Mrs. Corcoran Thorn; Mrs'
Harry " HAYNES, Mrs. Joshua Evans,
jr., and Mrs Albert F. Gatiey.
Those assisting are to be the otne!
members of the l-dies' commune:
F. Hfs BOILING ling Mrs. b, A. Bowlee! Mrs.
Charles W. Darr, Mrs. P. A. Drury
Mrs. Robert N. Harper. Mrs: julius l.
Peyser, Mrs. Maurice D. Rosenberg.
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph. Mrs. George
w. White. Mrs. M. E. Allies. Mrs. ). n.
Baden, Mrs. Thomas Bradley. MIS-. "
B. Deyber. Mrs. w. ]. Father. Mrs. r.
v. Fleming, Mrs. E. e. Herren. mrs
W. D. Hoover, Mrs. Christopher F.
Jacobsen, Mrs. Thomas Larner. mrs.
C. B. Lyddane, Mrs. H H. Mckee, MIS-
e. ]. McQuade, Miss s. Louise Mitchell,
Mrs. Howard Moran, Mrs. A. M. Ne
vius, Mrs. C. H. Pope, Mrs. J. Sanders.
Mrs w W Spaid. Mrs. George L star
key, Mrs E. ]. Stellwagen, Mrs. w.
Nick. Stowell, Mrs. r. 8. Stuntz, Mrs
E. E. Thompson. Mrs. G. o. Vass. MIS-
w J Waller. Mrs. George Watson. Mrs.
E. P. Wilson and Miss NJ. J. Winfree
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. Mrs. Cuno Ru-
dolph and Mrs. Maurice D. Rosenberg
are among the members of the ladies'
committee which is arranging trips
to Mount Vernon, which will be fea-
ture Of the days Sightseeing for the
visitors. Other events arranged In
their honor are the ball to be given
tomorrow evening at the Willard and
a gigantic theater party Thursday
evening. The ladies Of the conven-
ton will attend the performances AT
the various theaters, and the wives
Of the Official family will be enter
tanned in boxes. A member OF the
Washington committee is to sit In the
aisles Of each Of the theaters to act
as hostesses.
Friday evening q special view Of
the works of art at the Corcoran Cal
lery has been arranged. with recep-
tions both there and at the Pan an
feature of Friday will be the special
drill to be held at Fort Myer, Va.
when special cars will be run. ana
Saturday the delegates to the conVen-
ton will go to Baltimore as the
guests Of the Baltimore Clearing
House Association. to make a tour OF
the Baltimore harbor.
The minister Of Ecuador and Nine.
E1izalde entertained the children OF the
diplomatic corps and the pupils of the
Pan-American Union building. when
motion pictures and colored slides de-
picting scenes in Ecuador were shown.
The members Of the stan assisted In
receiving the guests, who included Lady
Geddes, wife Of the British embas-
children and number Of other members
Of the CORPS. who were accompanied by
their children. DR.. Elizalde gave an in
terestinx talk to the children and re-
freshments were served. Following the
performance a picture was taken OF the
children on the steps OF the Pan-Ameri-
December Debut Party.
Capt. and Mrs. G. e. Gelm will en-
terrain at a tea dance at the Wash
ington Club Wednesday, December I.
from S to z, when their daughter.
Miss Marjorie Gelm, will make her
formal debut. -
Mrs. Eugene Adams entertained q
small company at luncheon today at
the Shoreham in compliment to MISS
Florence Marie Tunstall. brtde.elect
Of Thursday. Last evening MISS Mary
Harlow. who Is to be one OF the
Tunstall to Lieut.. Commander Benta-
min Harrison Lingo. U: 8; NJ. enter
tanned the members Of the wedding
party at the supper dance at Ward
man Park Hotel.
A number of special theater parties
are being arranged during the week
by the friends Of Miss Ann Mason.
who is playing in the cast at the
New National, and today the Misses
Patten entertained guests at luncheon
in her honor. l.iAs,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William K.
Van Reypen have returned to WASH
fngton for the season, coming from
their home ;,h on 1hs Long 3Se'r sa%
in-iaw and daughter. Baron and
Baroness Serge Alexander Korff.
Miss Maxine LeRue Bradley, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Marguerite M Bradley,
making her home in New York, win
be married to Mr.. Bernard Richcreek
Saturday. October %, at this Church OF
the Intercession. at pm. followed by
a reception at the aote1 FennSyANaMA.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Jessica Curran and Miss Helen Bell.
with Frances Wilhoite as flower girl.
Mr.. c. r. Bell will be best man for Mr..
Richcreek and Mr.. Don M. Wtlhotte
will give his niece away.
Sir Arthur Willert is spending few
days in Washington. He will sail No
vember 8 for England. and has taken
a house in London for the winter. He
will be foreign editor Of the London
Times. Lady Willert Is making visit
in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. Everett
have returned to Washington and
orened their home on Sheridan Circle
for the winter. They spent the sum-
mer at Burlington, vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes are
spending q short time in New York
before coming to their Washington
home early next week. Mr.. and Mrs.
stokes spent the summer in England,
and were recently in Paris.
The marriage Of Miss Kathleen vir-
GINA Brown, daughter Of ~" Rev.
Daniel Brown and Mrs. "rown. to
Clarence Foster Pollock nf Washing
ton will take place at $50 tomorrow