The Washington times., 1920-10-29
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Ithe marriage. and ST. James Church.
Philadelphia, as the place. Miss Doro-
thy Spencer. OF New Orleans; Mrs.
Percy Glendenning, Mrs. Caspar Town
send. Mrs. Albert Kennedy. jr.. Mrs.
John Appleton. and Mrs. Theodore LII
lie. OF Philadelphia. will be In the
wedding party. Mr.. Bishop and hts
bride Will reside In Greenwich. Conn.
Miss Bessie Hickey. who recently
returned after spending the summer
go to Europe about the end OF No
vember TO spend several months.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lar
kin, who have returned TO Washing
ton for station. will spend the winter
with her parentA Comdr. and Mrs.
William Manning Irwin.
Mrs. John w. Beaie with her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Mahlon Ashford and Miss
Katherine C. Beale, went 10 New
York the nrst OF the week. and are
iat the Hotel Ast9r for visit OF sew
eral days. Maj. Gen. Enoch II. Crow
der, y. s. A.. chief of the Signal Corps.
ls also In New York at the Astor for
q few days.
The Robert f. Lee Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confederacy, will
open its social season this evening
with a dance at the willard Hotel
Thereafter dances. will be given each
month. the dates TO be announced
monthly. throughout the winter. cul-
minating with the Dixie ball At the
Willard Easter Monday night. and the
May dance at Chevy Chase Lake.
Stress Is laid on the semiformal
character of this seasons dances.
with a view to making them attrac-
tive to young people attending WASH
ington's various colleges. IL Is real
lied that students busily engaged In
books like to be removed from the
rigid dignity of formal occasions
and II Is expected that the chapters
innovation will be welcomed by the
college set.
The dances given by the Robert E.
Lee Chapter each season have been
distinct success, both financially and
socially. in the past and much inter
est attaches to the opening OF the
coming season.
The proceeds OF the initial enter
tainment will be turned over to the
hero endowment fund OF the general
organization
Halloween will be celebrated by
members of the City Club tomorrow
night, when a dinner dance VIII De
held at the clubhouse, Farragut
square. Members of the club VIII
be permitted to take guests. -.
A special table d'hote dinner Will
he served from to $50 o'clock ana
there will DC dancing from ? O'Clock
until midnight. The club will be ap-
propriately decorated. and paper hats
and other favors will be distributed
among the guests.
While It Is not necessary to make
definite reservations, the house COM
mittee has requested that those who
expect to attend notify the club OF
the number in their parties and the
time at which they expect to dine,
so that the service may be facili-
tated.
The Halloween party probably
vin inaugurate series OF weekly
dinner dances at the club.
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Miss Dorothy Weed, OF this city,
" no is a member of the senior class
of Smith College, was elected to the
Alpha Society early this term This
club is made UP Of students who have
distinguished themselves in musical.
literary, athletic, or executive ac-
tivities Of the college. Miss Weed
In n talented musician and Is skilled
both as a pianist and accompanies.
She Is a member of the Clef Club.
which is the official organization OF
the department of music.
The Odd classes of Smith College