Evening star., 1920-01-17

Within Poe and Mabel +. Anderson.
Isaac Sherman Ct Baltimore. Md. and Tressi
Harrison of Deals Islunt Md.
Ellsworth \. Watson and Julia NJ Griffith.
Allen F. SpiNey of Los Angeles, Cnlif.. and
lrena F"ral Sowers of this city
August Maske and Beatrice L. Mcnamara.
Armstead Peter. Sd; Mr.. Graham
Hodges. Mr.. Joseph DevereuX. Lieut..
Moore. Lieut.. Durham, Capt Enoch,
Commander Theodore Jewell. Mr..
chester Snow. jr.. and Lieut.. Davis
Later the party went on to the
Junior League dance at RauScherS.
Mrs. Robert Glen entertained infor-
mally at luncheon yesterday at Ward
man Park Hotel in compliment to
K. X. Glen, whose marriage took
place today.
Mrs Charles S. Bromwell received
the guests at the small and early
dance of the Junior League at
Nash and Miss Eleanor Johnston as
sisted Almost all the debutantes
and the members of their circle We're
at the dance. with the buds of last
year and the year before. with few
Of the young married people. Mrs.
Bromwell wore a beautiful gown of
pale green and silver brocade, the
skirt made short with a narrow
train; Miss Nash wore a gown of
cloth of gold. made severely plain.
the skirt draped full in bouffant ef-
feet; and Miss Johnston was in pale
pink chiffon.
Mrs. Bromwell entertained at din
ner before the dance in compliment
to Miss Millicent Rogers OF New
York who arrived yesterday to be
the guest of Miss Mildred Bromwell.
Representative Gordon Lee and
Mrs Lee have returned from Georgia
and will occupy an apartment at the
Arlington Hotel this winter.
Representative and Mrs. Ira c. Cop
ley had a small company at dinner
last evening. going later to the dance
of the Junior League. Mrs. Copley
will be at home from 4 to tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs Byron P. Harrison of Mis-
sissippi Mrs. Joseph A. Burkart and
Mrs. Irwin l.. Rose were guests at
luncheon yesterday Of Miss Emery
at her home, 5315 Connecticut avenue.
Representative James W. Hustled
of New York has been Joined here for
the season by Mrs. Hustled and Miss
Priscilla Hustled. They are at the
Willard for the winter.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock was hostess
at dinner last evening, the company
going on to the Junior League dance.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edouard Victor
Isaacs, L. :. N, were hosts at an
evening bridge party on Wednesday
at their quarters in the navy yard.
entertaining for the officers and their
wives of the yard.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Hume enter
tanned a company of young people
at dinner last night preceding the
Junior League dance, to which they
took their guests.
Mrs. Horace Greeley Macfarland at
home Saturday, January the cath at
o'clock, at 1904 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. to meet Mrs. W. S. Crosley. Mrs.
Macfarland will also be at home the
first and second Saturdays in Febru
ary.
Mrs. William Thornwall Davis is en-
tertaining at large tea this after
noon at the Washington Club in COM
pliment to Mrs. Edward Jones, wife
of Capt. Jones. U. S. N. Mrs. Matthew
Dulany, Mrs. Fox Conner, and Mrs.
Clarence Connor will preside at the
tea table and the other assistants will
include Mrs. Frank B. Freyer. Mrs.
Ord Preston and Mrs. Mead Moore.
Mrs Edwin Fuller was hostess yes
terday at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor of Miss Virginia
Fuller, a debutante of last year. The
season and last.
One of the most interesting of the
mdwinter weddings will be that of
DR.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt,
and Mr.. Paul Lothrop Mansheld,
which takes place this afternoon at 5
o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, on Thomas circle.
The Rev. William Tayloe Snyder
will perform the ceremony; at when
only a small company of relatives and
intimate friends will be present. NO
additional guests have been invited
to the reception, which VIII follow.
Mr. Mansfield will take his bride to
Boston to reside.
At the Cosmos Club annex. on Madl-
son place, Mrs Cabot Stevens enter
tanned for luncheon on Thursday the
heads of Washington clubs and So
cieties, to confer about the nation
wide movement to adopt Armenian
and Syrian orphans and rescue and
protect Christian and Jewish girls
now in harems of Turks and ARABS
Miss Mabel Boardman gave an earnest
plea for support of the work. and
Miss Mary O'Toole, who announced
an illustrated lecture January 2S at
the City Club, by DIR. Lincoln Writ,
for the benefit Of near east relief.
and Mrs Charles B. Richardson in
vited Mrs. Stevens to address Mary
Washington Chapter, D. A. r.; Mrs.
U. G. b Pierce stated All Souls Alli-
ance had about $1,000 to contribute;
Mrs. de Forrest and Mrs Maud How
ell Smith offered to prepare a play.
Others who unanimously promised
help were Mrs. James F. Byrnes. Con-
gressional Club: Mrs. James Dudley
Morgan, the Christ Child Society;
Mrs Hodgkins. Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs; Mrs. Radcliffe, Washing
ton Club Mrs. Leon Adler, Jewish
Women's Council; Miss Chickering,
Y. w. c. A; Miss Ellen Vinton, A.
c. A; Mrs. William e. Chamberlin.
Mitchell, Cornell Club; Miss Gather
inc Goodwin, Junior League: Miss
Joy L. Webster, Twentieth Century
Club: Mrs Eastment. City Club. and
Mrs Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes, Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Mccarthy Hanger. Mrs. c. G. Will
liams. Mrs. John Reed. Mrs. Ramsey.
Mrs. Waldo Leland, Mrs. Richard Fay
jackson. Mrs. F. B. Towner and Mrs.
Pearl NJ Gray, chairman womens
committee for public meeting at Lib
erty Hut February .. At this meeting
initiating national drive will be pre-
sented program of exceptional
merit.
Kirkley-O'Brien Wedding.
The wedding of Miss NJ. Elizabeth
O'Brien, daughter of Mrs. Mary e.
O,Rrien and Mr. George w Kirkley