The Washington times., 1920-05-18


Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas +. Durham.
Of Danville, announce the enEaSemsht
of their daughter. hiss Minnie fsr-
ker Durham, 10 George ID. Hopper
former United States consul TO stock-
holm. but now in the diplomatic serv-
Ice In the State Department At wash
ington. t.t
Mr.. and Mrs william n. Hit ar
rived yesterday from their homs near
Middleburg. Va. TO visit her mother'
Mrs. stephen b. Elkins, during the
horse show. Mrs. Hit is one OF the
boxholders.
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan will go
abroad this summer TO visit her son
in-law and daughter, Major and Mrs.
Maurice Fitzmaurice Day, IN Ireland.
and TO travel on the Continent. Her
sister-in-law and nieces, Mrs. Richard
Hill and the Moses Hill, Will occupy
Dudlea. Mrs Morgan's lovely home
at Chevy Chase for the summer
months.
Miss Marie Sims. daughter OF Con-
gresham and Mrs. Thetus Sims, will
sail shortly for England to make a
series OF visits.
Miss Carolyn Boothe white. OF
Elizabeth City. ~ c.. Is spending the
week with friends on Rhode Island
avenue.
The Bishop OF Washington and his
daughter, Miss Charlotte Harding.
will sail June 10 for England TO at
tend the Lambeth conference.
The Misses Florence and Elinor
Mills will entertain at q dance this
evening at the Grafton for their
guests. Mrs. Bernard Smythe. the
Misses Lamorelle. of Philadelphia
and Miss Helen Wright, OF New Ro-
chelle.
Commander and Mrs. Robert Mes
senger Hinckley are being congratu-
la ted upon the birth OF a son. their
second child. on May !. Mrs. Hinck-
ley is the former Miss Marion King.
elder daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. King, OF Georgetown.
Commander and Mrs. Hinckley
have recently purchased a lovely
home in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman.
who have been visiting in Washing
ton. will go to Newport tomorrow.
the weekend in Baltimore, has re-
turned to Washington.
The last musicale OF the season will
be held at the Congressional Club on
Friday afternoon. Miss Augusta
Bergmann. Of this city. a teacher in
the Washington College OF Music. a
| dramatic soprano, will sing. and Mrs.
| Carl r. Chindbloom. Of Illinois. a
member of the club. will be the plan
| ist.
Miss Mabel Boardman and Mrs.
James E. Watson have been asked to
pour tea at 8 o'clock and to assist In
the dining room, Mrs. Schuyler Otis
Bland. Mrs. William T. Bland. Mrs.
Thomas L. Blanton. Mrs. William e
Boies. Mrs. Anderson II. walters. Mrs.
| J. Stanley Wester and Mrs. Benja-
/ min f. Welty.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson expects
to leave Washington tomorrow to
join Mrs. Thompson and Miss Hilda
Sykes at Hot Springs. Va, where
they are spending a month.
Miss Madeleine Austin. who has
been in New York for a week. return
ed yesterday to Washington. She
was accompanied by the Misses Gil
ford. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parkinson Clifford. of New York. who
will be her guests.
II the day is inclement. the House
OF Mercy garden party, to be given at
the Cathedral Close. Tuesday, May 25.
from 3 to Z o'clock. will be put off un-
til the next day. Mrs. J. NJ. MacMur-
ray will have charge OF the home-
made candy table. and she will be as
sisted by Mrs William X. Van Rey-
pen, Miss Amaryllis GiIlett. Mrs. AL
bert Douglas, Mrs. jacobson. Miss
Marion Stevens. Miss Tuttle, Mrs.
Finn, Mrs. John MacMurray and Mrs.
Cummins. Mrs. Thomas w. Lock-
wood will sell cakes. and she will be
assisted by Mrs. p. NJ. Rixey, Mrs.
Clemens, Miss Gouverneur, Mrs. Blod-
gett. Mrs. John Reed Scott and Mrs.
Norman Williams.
Miss Lydia Hendrickson. Of the Le-
cation OF Sweden, was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given by the
Washington Chapter OF the Kappa
Beta Pi Legal Sorority at the Wom-
ems City Club on last Saturday. Miss
Hendrickson will sail next Saturday
for an extended trip through France,
England. Norway and Sweden. She
will attend the convention OF the In
ternational Council of Women to be
held in Christiana, Norway, in Octo-
ber.
c. w. o'Connor will present the
Washington Players in a group of
original one-act plays at Central High
School on Tuesday evening, May 25,
at $40 o'clock
This group of plays which includes
His Sweethearts." Three in a Room"
and Mora Waits" has been given
more than a dozen times this spring.
and has won such favorable comment
that its success is assured.
Miss Lydia Loring has gone to Mil
ton, Mass, to make visit to Col
and Mrs. Fred Aver.
Graduate Eyes Examined
Mccormick Medical
College Glasses Fitted