Evening star., 1920-04-03

John Harper. Mr.. Robert E. Grant,
Mr.. Claude Robson, Mr.. John McFall.
Mr.. Jack Harper Mr.. Charles Tribby.
Mr.. L. E. White, Mr.. Russell Whyte.
Mr.. J. M. Tighe. Mr.. T. Stuart Murray,
Mr.. Albert Corwin Newkirk, Mr. T. S.
Newkirk. Mr.. ]. J. O'Leary. Lieut.
Chester A. Snow. jr.: Mr.. George Co.'S
tello, Mr.. John King Pickett, Mr..
Theodore Judd. Mr.. Albert Judd. Mr.
A. d. Deason, Lieut.. S. ]. Callaghan.
H. Doing. jr. Mr. C. H Churchman,
| Mr.. Stephen II. Ford. Mr.. II. T. Nor
| rison. Mr.. Eustice Towson, Mr.. Louis
Woulfe. Mr. Herbert F. Williams, Mr..
W. j. Dodd. Mr.. Samuel r. Owen. Mr.
John ]. Darby. jr.: Mr.. w. L. England,
Mr.. Harry Hall. Mr.. Ritchie. Mr.. Earl
Carbauh. Mr.. James j. Hampton. Mr..
Albert Mitchell, Mr.. Percy Metzger
and Mr.. Baker.
Invitations are being issued for the
authors carnival ball and book fair
on April IA. to be given by the League
Of American Pen Women at the home
of W. Francis Berger Moran, 2315
Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Louise Lacey is business man
ager for the authors carnival ball
and book fair. assisted by Miss Dor
othy Davis and Miss Gourley Edwards.
with address at the League of Amer
lean Pen Women headquarters, 1722 H
street northwest.
Although the authors carnival ball
and book fair is to be given at the
home of Mrs. Moran. who has been
for this worthy cause, it is given by
the League Of American Pen Women.
and Miss Lacey. as business manager.
and Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy,
as chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. are working from the
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northwest. and not from Mrs. Moran's
home, where the entertainment is to
be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hughes of Dem
yer, Col. are in Washington for a
short visit and are staying at the
New Willard.
The Nebraska State assoc iAtion will
entertain Gen. Pershing at a recep-
ton and ball at the New Washington
Hotel on Wednesday evening, April
IA. at S o'clock. All Nebraskans in
Washington will be cordially well
coined. Cards of admission may be
obtained from the secretary of the
association. Miss F. NJ Therness. 1864
of the association are ]. l.. McGrew.
president; Miss Edith Lathrop. vice
president, and H. A. Ha-d ding, treas
urer.
Miss Adela Heaven and Miss Alice
Heaven will receive at the directors re-
ception at the Women's City Club on
Sunday afternoon. Assisting will be Miss
Natalie Lincoln. Miss Bertha Perrie,
Mrs. Harwood Read, Mrs. Henry H.
Tryon, Miss Katherine A. Grace and
Mrs. Charles Wright of Pittsfeld, Mass.
On Thursday evening Miss Harriet
Hudson and Miss Nola Hudson of 604
Otis street northwest entertained the
Glad Five Hundred Club. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Hilda Jones and Miss EN-
lily Abel and after cards, dancing was
indulged in and a supper was served.
The guests included Mrs. Carey. Mrs.
Hilda Jones. Miss Emily Abel, Miss
Gertrude Cunnecn, Miss Harriet Hud-
son, Miss Nola Hudson, Miss Belle
Keats. Miss Wilhelmna Kraus, Miss
Ruth Lamison, Miss Iva Menefee. Miss
Gladys Rogenmoser, Miss Lillian Rogen-
moser, Miss Flora Schuldt. Miss Edith
Strain, Miss Eliza Vincent and Miss
Mary Williams. The next meeting of
the club will be held on Thursday at the
home Of Misc Lillian Rogenmoser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner n. Ferguson are
Enandinx Eastay In Richmond. Va.