The Washington times., 1920-11-06
GIRL SCOUTS
GIVE PAGEANT
AT TREASURY

you are a feminine person
certfiniy would had you viewed
the pageant staged by the local or
gsnixation on the steps ot the
Treasury building at noon today.
The uniforms are so attractive.
The part OF Youth" In the
pageant was played by Sara scud-
der, the daughter OF Mrs. Helen
scudder. OF Edgemeor. Nd. and
able In her natty suit OF khaki and
her smart little hat. The trim lines
OF the Uniform seemed to particu-
larIy suit her rather dark beauty.
She Is an unusually attractive
child. 'a1d promises TO be a great
beauty In a year or two. when sne
is OF the debutante age.
Her mother was quite busily en-
gagged In supervising the presenta-
tIon OF the pageant. Mrs. Scudder,
also. wears a scout uniform. look
ing particularly well in 1t. With
her was Mrs. Charles II. Lindsay,
an enthusiastic member of the local
scout organization. The scout uni
form is exceedingly becoming to
Mrs. Lindsay. too--but then she Is
"becoming" TO almost anything she
puts on. Both Mrs. Scudder and
41uUo0J wear CdPNaih UNI
forms. as they are full-nedged scout
captains and active members of the
scout council.
Attending the pageant and in
charge OF the local end of the ma
tional Girl Scout drive that opens
next Monday was Mrs. Frederick
Brooke, commissioner for the Girl
Scouts OF the District of Column
bia, She Is not wearing uniform
as she Is at present in mourning.
Mrs. Brooke was accompanied by
her daughter, Frances Mckee, a
pretty youngster with a mop OF
fair hair. understand that little
Miss Frances does not expect to go
away this winter to school but will
remain in Washington with her
mother and study here. Heretofore
she has attended school in Provi-
dence. X. /.
Miss Mabel Boardman went over
from the District building for
few minutes at noon to watch the
pageant. As the only woman mem
ber OF the board, she had been cs-
pecially invited to watch the DEM
onstrati of what the future wo-
men citizens Of the city can do and
are doing to prepare themselves
for womanho ood. Miss Boardman Is
heartily in favor OF the ideals for
which the Girl Scouts are striving.
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PARTY ON MAYFLOwER.
with the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels as hosts, the dele
gates to the International Electrical
Communications congress are being
entertained today aboard the May
flower and are making pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon. The heads of diplo-
matte missions, members of the Cab
met and others prominent in official
life, as well as many resident society
folk, are IN the company asked to
meet the guests OF, honor and an in
vitations was extended to- the MEM
bers Of the embassy and legation
stats OF the countries represented at
the congress. Luncheon was served
aboard the Mayflowerl shortly after
the vessel left the wharf.
with Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
are Mrs. Haywood White, Miss Mary
H. Horton and Anne Horton. all of
Raleigh, n. c. who are visiting them.
The British Ambassador, Sir Auck-
land Geddes, who has been in the
West, left st. Paul last night for
Cincinnati, where, he will deliver an
address today. He is expected back
in Washington on Monday.
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PALMERs HOUSE GUEST.
The Attorney General and Mrs. 4.
Mitchell Palmer have with them her
niece. Miss Mary Dixon Norris, who
will be their guest for q few days.
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- pxy, Of Al and
Mrs. Meredith will entertain informal
ly at tea tomorrow afternoon. They
have sent out Invitations for a ball
at Rauscher's on December in COM
pliment to their son-tn-law ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
owen Bohen, who will arrive in No.
vember % to Be their guests for sew
eral weeks.
Tho Minister Of Cuba and Mme de
.Cespedes will be hosts today at a
musicale and reception in compliment
to Nine. de ouesada, widow OF the
first Cuban minister to the United
States, and Miss Aurora de Quesada-
The program will be given by tall
ented young pianist, Miss Margot de
Blanck, who is the sister OF the Cuban
minister to Holland and Switzerland.
MEMBERS OI thC iCeotiOh ssoAA "AAh w.
sist the Minister and Nine de Ces-
pedes in dispensing hospitality.
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The Minister of Norway II. Fl.
Bryn. is spending a few days in
Chicago.
Tho Undersecretary OF State and
Mrs. Norman II. Davis will leave
Washington tomorro~ for Asheville,
.JC., where they will spend about
a week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lamont of New York. who
are now in Ashevillc.
Brig. Gen. Louis Collardet, military
attache OF the French embassy, had
a dinner last night for the French
delegates to the international COM
munications congress entertains at
his homo in n street.
Tho Governor OF New Jersey and
Mrs. Edward ]. Edwards are spend