Evening star., 1920-02-07

depicts the arrival Of William Penn
and the welcome given to him by the
, governor of the colony and the colo
nists. India MS, .Quakers and Swedes.
Col. Charles PattersonSof Pennsylva-
MA will take the Part of William
Penn. Col. Raymond Lee will be the
governor. Col. Wright Rumbough and
Mr.. Edward b. Meiss will be Puritans.
Capt. Frederick Heron and Mr.. Gil
martin, Indians. and the colonists will
include Col. Albert S. Kuegle. Maj. A.
+, 3. Johnson. Maj. Stuart Cramer. Maj
J. c. Q. Marriott of the British en-
bassy, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Mrs.
Charles Patterson. Mrs. Edward B.
Meigs. Mrs. Sherman Miles. Miss
Janin, Miss Mildred Greble. Miss
Phipps and Miss Haynes.
To Honor senator and Mrs. Glass:
Mrs. F. B. Moran has sent out cards
years next Monday afternoon at S
o'clock. 1t will be tea dance, in
honor of the new senator from Fir-
ginia and Mrs. Carter Glass. in the
ballroom at Wardman Park Hotel.
The president and trustees of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art announce a
special exhibition of paintings. draw
ings and etchings by Mr. Charles H.
Woodbury., to be on public view from
Saturday. February Z, to Sunday. Feb
|9uary %, inclusive.
| Miss Helen McLanahan will head a
group of debutantes who are taking
part in the carnival of the seasons at
the Mardi Gras ball for Neighborhood
House February II at the New VIII
lard. She will be one of the flowers
spring, who will be Mrs. Scott Thropp.
Guests attending the ball are aske
to con-e. if possible, in costume.
There is to be a card party at the
Congressional Club on Tuesday even
ing. February 10, and the last dance
until after Lent will take place on
February Il.
Mrs. Spences wife of Senator Selden
p. Spencer of st. Louis. Mo-. who gave
a series of Bible readings and talks
last year during Lent. in the home
of Mrs. Stephen 3. Elkins. will give
for which invitations have been sent
out. The first one will be given on
Thursday at IL in the morning and
continue each Thursday y, until Easter.
The officers, instructors and stu
dent officers of general staff college.
Washington barracks. gave their
d I
the Officers' Club.
Among those entertaining parties of
guests were Maj. Gen. James W. Nc
Andrew. In command of the general
staff college, and Mrs McAndrew, Col.
and Mrs. Sanford Wadham. Miss Eliz-
abeth Tupes. daughter of Col: Her
achel Tupes, and Col. and Mrs. John S.
Upham. who have as their guests
Surgeon General and Mrs. Merritte
w. Ireland and Col. and Mrs. Briant
Wells.
Miss Beatrice Pollock. dsbutan.e
daughter of Capt. and Mrs Edwin L.
Pollock. was hostess at a small dinner
party last evening in honor of her
house guest, Miss Emily Potter Noble
OF Philadelphia.
The secretary of the United States
embassy at Paris and Mrs. Raymond
Henry Norweb, accompanied by their
son, Mr. Raymond Norweb. are spend
ing a few days at the Willard before
going on for visit in their home.
Mr.. Norweb is on leave for two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy. 3. Mood en-
tcrtained a company of young people
at dinner last evening for their
daughter. Miss Lindsay Wood. Later
the party went to the small and
carly VI t"S oohioi i]So6uO a
Rauschcrs.
The members OF the Washington
Club are holding reception today for
the honorary members OF the club. by
election. Those so honored are Mrs.
Philip Sheridan. Mrs. Joseph II. .Haw-
ley. Mrs James Kerr Kelly. Miss Julia
Ten-Eyck McBlair. Mrs. William b.
Trott and Miss Alice Cunningham
Fletcher.
The president of the club. Mrs. Rad
cliffe, with Miss Rogers, chairman of
the entertainment committee. will also
receive.
Mrs. Hoes and Miss Gouverneur are
entertaining at q tea this afternoon
at the Dupont after 5 o'clock. They
will be yssisted by their sister, Mrs.
william Crawford Johnson of Fred
erick. Nd.
Judge John f. Biscoe of Hunting
ton. W. Va, is spending few days
in Washington.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Louis w. Austin have
left Washington to spend about two
months In Porto RicoS.-
Mr.. and Mrs William B. fIesler
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