Evening star., 1920-02-12
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Grafton Hotel, and has received a
warm welcome from her host OF
friends. She will return to her home
Rogers died while living ut the
Rochambeau here several years ago.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond was host
ess at luncheon yesterday.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Miss Kathryn
Thornton Motley and Mr.. Matthew
Comstock jenkins. at st. Thomas mas
Miss Motley is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton N. Motley of 375
Park avenue, New York. who have
spent several winters in Washing
on. at the Highlands and at the
Dresden. Mr.. Jenkins is son OF
the late Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Com
stock Jenkins Of New York, and Is a
; graduate Of Williams College: He
served in the Naval Reserve during
the war. A large reception Will 1ol-
low the church ceremony.
Mrs. F. w. Coe, wife of Surgeon
General Coe, u. 8. A., will be at home
tomorrow afternoon from to g. at
her apartment at the St. Nicholas.
Col. Albert e. Phillips, Ordnance De-
partment, United States Army, and MRS.
Phillips have leased an apartment in
tho AIwyn, 1882 Columbia road. Col.
phillips is on duty with the infantry
and cavalry board of the Army.
Mrs David F. Kaine and Miss Gladys
Kaine are leaving today for New
York, going over to the wedding of
Miss Laura Blossom Gray and Mr. Cam
eron Day Macpherson. which takes place
in ST Thomas Church, on Saturday,
February IA. at o'clock.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Mortimer and
Col. and Mrs. John c. Kingman have
taken apartments at the Calverton, Co
lumbia and Quarry roads.
Mrs. ]. A. 1. Hull. Mrs. John A. Hull
and Miss Hull will not observe their
Friday afternoon at home tomorrow.
but will be at home Friday, February
90.
MaPdi Gras Rail Gypsy Group.
NAL Charles Tittman will sing
roliicking song in q band Of gypsies
led by Commandef and Mrs. Q. p. Ray
mond Rodgers in the autumn feature
of the carnival Of the seasons at the
Mardi Gras ball for Neighborhood
House. Tuesday. February II. at the
Willard. Miss Greble and Col: Her
group. Miss Frances Hampson will
take the part of Diana, while Miss
Elizabeth Kingsbury, who was so ap-
plauded in 'Hullo. Washington" will
give charming autumn leaf dance.
The court of spring will be espe-
cially attractive in the carnival Of the
seasons. Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss
Ramona Lefevre, Miss Katharine Bid
die Porter, Mrs. Henry p. Wright, Mrs.
H. H. Rousseau. Mrs. Claude B. Mayo.
Mrs. Charles Patterson. Mrs. Sherman
Miles, Col. Patterson. Col. Lee and a
number Of debutantes taking the prin-
cipal parts.
Columbia Chapter, D. A. r., will give
a 500 party Saturday evening at 8
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. w. w.
Wallace. S22 18th street northwest
| port OF French orphans and Ameri-
| icanization work. A program will be
rendered and refreshments will be
served.
! Arrangements are now completed
for the junior prom to be given by
George Washington University at
tRauscher's on the evening Of the 18th.
Mr.. Harry Wright Newman is in
charge Of the arrangements. with
man. assisted by c. II. Godfrey. James
R. Morford. Clifford Curry. Joseph
Lapish. Robert N. Anderson. Harry
Strang. John G. Watkins. Joseph C.
Fair. B. c. Harris. H. Wilson, d. G..
Coleman, Charles w. Schonstall. Cath
crime Trotter. Eloise Tibbs. Everett
Hellmuth. Preston Haynes, Evelyn
Jones, Donald s. Bartlett. Eta Louise
Taggart, Pearl Crosby, George r.
iSheriff. Phoebe Gates. William Bal
linger, Mary Carter Roberts. Rose
mary Arnold Bernsrd r.. Burdick.
Martha Waring. Olive Prescott, Ethel
Johnson. Katherine Symonds, Vivian
Wooster and Gladys Phoebus.
The Stonewall jackson Chapter. U.
D. c., will have a. most attractively
Iarranged card party at the Confeder-
ate Memorial Home, 1922 Vermont ave-
nue.. on Thursday. February 26. The
following ladies have already re-
served tables: Mrs. Frank Morrison.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Fred. Mrs
!Gustavius WerveH Mrs. Benjamine
Soule Gantz. Mrs. Marie ]. Mcclure,
Mrs. Chester Smith, Mrs. Clement
Sheriff, Mrs. Clarence Curtis. Mrs. w.
B. Newman. Mrs. B. c. West. Mrs. W.
B. Dosh. Mrs. Albian Wilks Tuck and
Mrs Robert K. Williams. Mrs. Gus
tavius Werner is arranging a prize
for each table.
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