Evening star., 1920-11-22
given to distinsuished women
Washington.

Local Purdue alumni held a lunch
con last "Wednesday at the Pickwick
Inn e which time plans were laid
Q luncheon at the same place on De-
cAmbef 1 and all Purdue people are
expected to be present at 1880 pm.
At this meeting officers will be elect
ca Tor the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hurney Of
25S7 Wisconsin avenue entertained
Wednesday evening q party Of friends
to celebrate the twenty.first birthday
anniversary of their nephew, Mr..
Eugene 8. Potter.
Members of the Senior Governor
Thomas Welles Society. Children Of
the American Revolution. are inviting
their friends to a colonial tea dance
to be given Saturday from to s. at
% Jackson place.
The membership is composed mostly
Of high school youth, and they are
engaged in Americanization work in
this city. The president, Mrs. Clay
ton =. Emis. announces that the
stately nninuet will be danced in CO.
loniAl costume.
Mrs. y. 8. Street OF the Kenesaw
apartments has returned to Wash
ihgton from an extensive trip through
Alaska. where she made survey of
the mission work in the interior as
we'll as on the coast. Mrs. Street
was in Nome when th0 aeroplanes
ries Of the way the big "seagulls," as
the natives called them. impressed
them.
Murphy-Richards wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Emily Richards. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Richards. to Mr.. Peter
Stephen Murphy Of washington took
place last Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
The bride was attended by Miss
Grace Smith. and the bridegroom was
attended by his brother, Mr.. William
Murphy. Only the Immediate members
Of the two families witnessed the
ceremony, the Rev. William A. Cahill
officiating. Following the ceremony
there was a reception at the home Of
the brides parents on Cauitol Hill,
Mrs. Il. c. Moran, grandmother OF the
bride, and Mrs. Echert, both of Phila-
delphia, came to Washington for the
wedding.
After they return from their we'd
ding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
will make their home at 213 6th street
northeast.
Washington Camp, No. III, United
Confederate Veterans. are planning 9
StonewaI Jackson evening at the
Confederate Memorial Home. on Yer
mont avenue, on Tuesday. December
Ia. This will be an open social ses-
sion and an invitation is EXTENDED by
the camp to all members OF the
Daughters Of the Confederacy and
sons Of Confederate Veterans In the
District to attend. A dedghtfui soutn-
efn gathering il anticipated.
In addition to . talk on stonewaii
Jackson by Col. THOMPSON. resume
Of reunion events will De gwen Dy
Col. D. c. Grayson OF the Immortal
Six Hundred'' Of the civil war.
The program will be opened with
the singing Of "Dixie'' by Mrs. Benja-
min sonla cantz. a well known south
arm singer Of washington. There will
he southern songs by Miss Lillian
chenoweth and by Mrs. James Ed
ward Mock. with Miss Ida Trenis as
accompanist.
Roi Cooper Megrue. author OF Hon
ors are Even" which opens at the
Shubert-G -Garrick Theater this even
ing. will address the members OF the
League of American Penwomen at
their clubhouse on "Wednesday, No
yember "a, at q reception and tea Tor
Mr.. Megrue and his stars. william
Courtenay and Lola Fisher. The au-
thor,s subject will be 'Women as
Playwrights."
The oficers Of the board Of lady
ma nakers Of the Episcopal Eye, Ear