The Washington times., 1920-10-27

terday from New York. where she
made a short visit. Mrs. j. A. Dough
erty. who went over with her. VIA
not return for some days yet
Mrs. Henry Brown. widow of ~.
Justice Brown. OF the United states
Supreme Court has returned 20 her
apartment at the Dresden for the
winter.
Miss Beatrice Pollock will go to
Baltimore early next month 20 be .
bridesmaid at the wedding OF Miss
Harriet Brown. daughter OF Mrs.
George Brown, tr.. and Mrs Henry
Allen Adams, which will take place on
November In Baltinore. The other
bridesmaids will be Miss Mary ID. Nor
ris. Miss Edith Hutehins. Miss Ado
Isids Newiin and Miss Jessie DA cos-
"a. Of Philadelphis.
=
4 Mrs John Lewis Smith and Miss
Marie Amber Smith will give q
luncheon tomorrow at the Cafe -.
Marks for some OF this seasons dsbu-
tantes.
RsAr Admiral and Mrs. James NJ.
Helm, the latter formerly Miss Ben
ham, have returned TO Washington
aud are at their apar tment In the ST.
Nicholas.
=
Col T. q. Donaldson will go to New
York today to meet Mrs. Donaldson.
who will land In New York at the
end OF the week from Europe. which
she had been touring for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Barber Daingsr-
| field. who have passed the summer
Il "A xexxx L.. u. "A
are In Washington for a brief visit
and are planning to lease a house
here for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs John Hays Hammond,
| who had expected to spend the early
season in Europe, have Cancelled their
ssilings and will not go abroad this
| fau-
| =
PEN wOMEN's RECITAL.
The League of American Pen
| Women will have program OF Scan
dinavian music for it's open house
meeting on Friday of this week at it's
clubhouse. l7N II street Not only
will the Scandinavian music be play
ed and sung. but there will be a talk
on the origin and beauty of this
music.
Miss Roberta Bradshaw will preside
at the tea table, assisted by Miss
Adelaide Steel Baylor. Mrr. Blanche
/ Tyler Beaton and Miss Mary Thorpe
Bigelow.
This is the first of a series of mu-
sical programs the league has ar
ranged for the winter.
| -
Miss Fay Brennan will entertain on
Saturday evening at the Columbia
Country Club.
LIST OF HOSTEsSES.
| Mrs. George Covington. Mrs. Paul
l. Joachim, Mrs. Charles Hamilton
| Fred, and Mrs. George X. Denmark
will act as hostesses ut the reception
to be given this evening at 1922 Yer
mont avenue by the board of trus-
tees OF the Confederate Memorial
Home. The guests will be received
by Leigh Robinson, president of the
board; J. T. Petty. treasurer; Edwin
C. Dutton- recording secretary:
Lourette Pierce, representative of
veterans; +. r. Frasel, representative
of S. c. v; Capt. Fred Beall. com
mander camp Ill. u. c. ", and Capt.
John Hichey. chairman of Arlington
memorial committee.
The recently paid mortgage OF the
Confederate Memorial Home, will be
burned on this occasion. buffet
Mrs. Francis. r. Hagner, Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson. Mrs. S. s.
Adams, Mrs. w NJ. Barton. Mrs.
Oliver Leech, Mrs. Foote, and Mrs.
Gerry Morgan. are some of the ply
sicians wives who will act as hostess
es at the oyster supper party to be
given Friday hight at the home Of
Mrs. Charles w. Richardson in Con-
necticut avenue.
The entertainment will be in the
nature of a get-together party Of all
members OF the medical profession
and their wives who are interested in
the new home which the medical So
ciety is building for itself in NJ street;
ALL SOULS TEA.
Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson and
members OF the board of directors Of
the Women's Alliance of All Souls
Unitarian Church have issued card :
for a tea Friday from 80 to $50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Whitman
Cross, 213S Bancroft place. in honor
of Mrs. Blake Odgers, OF London.
Mrs. Odgers, who Is prominently
identified with the unitarian move
ment in England, will speak infor-
mally on Working Toward Fellow
ship" Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Jackson and
| =. u. ".
guests.
After a visit of several weeks In
Denver and Chicago, Mrs. Charlton
NJ Clark has returned to her home on
Kilbourne place.
=
WALTER REED PARTY.
There will be a merry Halloween
party at Walter Reed Hospital for
one hundred 'Shut-ins" on Mond1y
evening. November /. The party viii
be given by the lmembers of th.
Colonial Danes ChBptef d. A. l.
Miss Helen Stout, chairman of the
entertainment committee and her
aides have made preparations for
a genuine Halloween celebration
and there will be spooks, witches.
cats. pumpkins. moons, brooms, corn
stalks. fortune telling, all the re-