The Washington times., 1920-01-20

Smith, Mrs. Clarence Il. Lea, Mrs-
Thomas ID. McKeown, Mrs. Frank
Clark. Mrs. Richard NJ. Elliott, Mrs
Albert IL. Vestal, Mrs. T. $. Shuey
Mrs. L. w. Lambkin. Mrs. Edward
Keating, Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs.
Oscar Il. Bland. Mrs. Schuyler o.
Bland, Mrs. Leonore Sherwood, Mrs
c. Il. Hudspeth. Mrs. Richard +. Free
man, Mrs. Anderson II. walters. Miss
Walters Miss Shank, Mrs. William +.
Francis. Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. William
X. Green. Mrs. James q. Monahan,
Mrs. Charles Timberlake. Mrs. Hen
derson Jacoway, Mrs. John @. Tilson.
Mrs. North, Mrs. julius Kahn, Mrs.
Downey, Mrs. owen and Miss Temple.
Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams viii
be the guest of honor, Friday after
noon at the regular weekly tea given
by the League OF American Penwomcn
at its headquarters. 1922 ii street
Mrs Adams, who is an explorer,
lecturer and war correspondent, has
just returned from an extended trip
through South America with her hus-
band. Franklin p. Adams. of the pan
American Union. IS at her apartment
in the Marlborough.
The Bible Study Committee of the
Anthony League will meet at 200I
Columbia road, Monday, at s p. m
Mrs. A. V. Wadhams. wife of Com
mander Wadhams, will preside. Mrs
Nanette Il. Paul will speak on the
significance of the names of the Pa
triarchs. using part of the collection
of costumes from the Holy Land.
formerly owned by Madam Mountford,
for illustration. This class is open
to all who are interested.
Miss virginia Wilson wcJs.
The wedding of Wilson l.. Town
send and Miss Virginia Ray Wilson
will take place in the Warner Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, Ken
sington, Md, next Wednesday morn
ing at II o'clock. The bride will be
attended by her sister. Miss Anne
Webster Wilson, and DR.. James q.
Townsend, brother OF the bridegroom,
will be the best man.
The ushers will be Alfred Ray
Thomson. James Marshall. Frank Bor-
den, and Warren Adams. The bridal
couple will leave Immediately for a
Southern trip, and on their return
they will live in Kensington.
Red Cross Nurses.
ing as it did their first social gath
ering under the auspices or the Dis
trict Chapter of the American Red
Cross since the armistice, the recep-
tion given in honor of the Red Cross
nurses in Washington by the officers
and executive committee of the great
relief organization at the chapter
house, 16 Jackson place, last night
was one of the most memorable az
fairs in local Red Cross circles.
From 8 to 10 o'clock Miss Mabel
Boardman. who wore gown of black
satin and silver brocade, trimmed
with black lace, received nearly fifty
wearers OF the red badge of mercy.
many OF whom were in their natty
uniforms, in the front parlor OF the
chapter house, which had been taste
fully decorated with pine branches
and laurel for the event.
As soon as they were greeted by
Miss Boardman, each nurse was pre-
sented to Mrs. Newton u. Baker, wife
of the Secretary of War. and the Hon.
Henry Il. +. MacfarIand, vice chair
man of the chapter, who represented
DR.. Ralph Jenkins, the chairman.
Leaving this reception trio, the honor
guests ran veritable gauntlet of
welcome from Surg. Gen. Merrittee
w. ireland. OF the army, and Mrs.
ireland; Miss Julia Stimson, superrn-
tendent OF the army nursing corps,
who had charge Of all the nurses
overseas, and who received the ID. s.
NJ. and British citation; Miss Clara
u. Noyes, director OF the nursing de-
partment, national headquarters, A.
II. c.: Miss Georgia NJ. Nevins, head
of the Potomac Division, A. II. c.,
nursing department. and Miss Anna
J. Grecnlees, head of tho chapter
nursing department.; Dr. John c.
Boyd. medical corps, u. $. NJ; Mrs.
Theodore W. Richards, OF Annapolis,
and Mrs. Isaac w. Littell. OF the ex-
ecutive committee.
Motor Corps Present.
Mrs. Charles ID. Carter, captain
commanding the Red Cross motor
corps; Mrs. Ida NJ. Galloway, Mrs. ID.
]. Roberts. David IT. Brown, manager
of the Potomac Division, A. r. C.;
Brig. Gen. Isaac w. Littell, Col. A. o.
Powell, Y. s. A.; John II. Galloway
and Charles a. Rogers were also
aiming those. who were invited to