Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-15
Southern Society to Entertain.

man Hendrick. Miss Mabel Boardman
| ana Col. Charles w. Kutz.
fresIdent William H. Saunders. with
h Inc ofnGers OF the society, will be the
nosts. IN the receiving line with
President Saunders will be the chief
executives of the various commercial
| and civic organizations of the District
OF Columbia: The presentations will be
mace oy Clarence ]. Owens, past
president of the society.
"A brief program will be rendered
curing the evening. when the Com
mlssloners will be introduced to the
southern contingent in Washington
ana thelr guests. Following the for
MAJ reception dancing will be en-
gagged in throughout the evening. 1t
is expected that fully 1000 will be in
attendance.
r, MISS Mabel T. Boa rdman District
Sommsisioner. and Mrs Helen H.
gardner. civil service commissioner,
We're the guests at a large reception
last evening of the City Women's
oluo, the event being one of the larg-
est and most brilliant held since the
organization of the club. The draw
ing rooms were artistically decorated
with branches of the oak and other
Forest trees and huge clusters of
cnrysanthemums in rich coloring. A
liable from which refreshments were
served was placed in the back draw
ing room. and it, too, was handsomely
DECORATED with flowers.
MISS OToole received with the
guests of honor. assisted by Mrs.
William E. Chamberlin. first vice
president: Mrs George W. Eastment,
second vice president; Miss Ethel
Bagley. Mrs. A. G. McClintock. Miss
Aline Solornons. Mrs. Frank Bright.
MISS Cornelia Lyme, Mrs. A. LeftWich
Sinclair. Dr. A.. Frances Foye. Mrs.
laura A. Bradley. Mrs. Randolph
MRS. James Campbell Cantrill, Mrs
Herman Gasch and Miss Adila Hen
rfques- Those invited to assist officers
OF the club were Mrs. f. Spencer Mus
sey. Mrs Clara Sears Taylor. federal
commissioner; Mrs Frances Axtell
William Hamilton Bayly. Mrs. Annett
abbott Adams. Mrs. Charles Edward
Russeil. Mrs. James Carroll Frazier
and Mrs. Oscar Williamson. Mrs. Ram
doiph Keith Forrest. chairman of the
entertainment committee, and Mrs,
Maud Howell Smith. chairman of the
reception committee, were assisted by
MISS Edna j. Sheehy. Mrs George w
Johnston. Miss Maude Lee, Mrs. Dem
mis- Connell, Miss Bessie L. Wollard.
MISS Pansie Wilson, Miss Ruth Hal
penny. Miss Price, Mrs. A. A. STEELE
and Mrs. Basil Manly. Assisting in
the dining room were Mrs Forrest
vrooman. Mrs. G. A Lyon, Mrs John
V. barross and Mrs. James r. Colburn
The commissioner of Indian affairs
and Mrs. Cato Sells have returned to
washington after an extended tour
OF indian reservations and schools of
the northwest and the Pacific coast.
MISS Dorothy Sells. their daughter,
Will sail from New York Wednesday
Ior England. where she will enter
upon two-year course at the london
School of Economics. Miss Seffs is a
graduate of Wellesley, and also took
a degree in economics at the Uniyer-
sity of Chicago.
Mime. Christian Hauee has returned
to Washington for the season after
spending the summer at York Har
Dor, Me.
Afternoon Reception.
The League of American Pen
women will keep open house at the
clubhouse, 1922 H street northwest
sunday afternoon. from to Z o'clock. in
farewell to Miss Jessie Amelia Griswold
past president and for twelve years an
active member and officer of the oreanj-
zation. Miss Griswold is leaving for
South Dakota within week, and this
occasion affords all members an on
Portunlty to see her before she leaves
Washington. Mrs. William Anterior
Du ny, udtiOIdl president Miss Girls
void, Mrs. Virginia King Frye, past
president, and Mrs. Theodore Cunning
ham, past president, will receive all
guests. Mrs katherine b. Knight will
serve, assisted by Miss Anna B. Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Walsh and Mrs
Mary Walsh are spending several
weeks in Florida as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bergh of 1875 East 9Th
street, Jacksonville. They will re-
turn to Washington about Novem-
Der /.
The marriage of Miss Grace Eliza
beth Crawford and Mr.. David Franklin
Hume took place at Marvin NJ f.
Church Tuesday evening, October u,
Rev. DR.. G. NJ. Hesses, officiating Only
the immediate family witnessed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Hume left for Cincinnati and Chi
cago. After November / they will
be at home at 3431 14th street north
west.
Saturday, September %. Miss Louise
Fey of this city and Mr.. Charles O.
Buttolph of Audubon. N. j.. were mar
ried in Audubon. They will make
their home in Washington. and, for
the winter. with the brides family, at
800 18th street northeast.
Miss Helen Richmond of London
and New York city is spending two
weeks with Mrs. C. c. Covert at her
home on Capitol Hill.