The Washington times., 1920-04-17
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIE
Marshalls Due Tonight-Wedding of Miss Stevens
And Congressman Hicks


for the National Capital Horse show
Associations spring meet at Arlins-
ton Park from May rs 10 20. Both Ar.
Eustis and General Psrshing are Of
beers OF the association. Among thos.
Brig Gen. James A. Buchanan. Mrs.
Louis Titus. Mrs. Ord Preston and
William du Pont, OF Wilmington. Del.
and Virgiuis.
Mrs. Grafton Minot had a small
company dining with her last night
at the Cafe ST. Msrks. -.
Priseess Talks On Russis.
The Princess cantacuzene gave an
interesting talk on conditions In Rus
sia yesterday afternoon in the hon.
OF Mrs. Robert Lapsins before a small
company OF interested listeners
Mrs. George I. Marye entertsined
a dozen ladies at luncheon yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Msrye and Miss Doyle
will leave tomorrow for New York 10
attend the wedding there OF Dr..
George BolIing Lee and Miss He<en
~, ,Keeney, OF San Francisco, which
will take place on Wednesday.
) Mrs. Charles Curtis, wife OF Senator
Curtis, and her daughter, Mrs.
Charles r., George. and Mrs. Georges
young daughter. Will leave Washing
ton shortiy--to spend the. summer at
their home in Topeka, kans. Sena-
| tor Curtis sister. Mrs. Edward Gam.
has gone to Topeka to propste the
Curtis bouse .for occupancy. and is
| visiting Mrs. Rome Colvin there.
wo-en's City Ciub Ds.ce 0alceIed.
The dance scheduled for Monday
night April 10, at the Women's City
Club, has been cancelled on account
OF the beneft at the Belasco. The
next dance will be on May ..
ton will hold Its next regular meet
ing at the New Willard Hotel on the
evening Of Thursday. April @e. In tn.
| small ballroom. Immediately follow
ing the session reception will be
rendered in houor of Thomas Il. Pres
ten, of Chattanoosa, Tenn. president
4, Of the Southern Commercial Congress
Mrs. Preston will accompany Colonel
\ Preston. -
4 brief address will be delivered by
Colonel Preston. interpreting the OBJ
|iigations II the South in the period
OF reconstruction and the opportupi-
ties presented by the south, through
its wonderful natural resources, to
take "a notable part I'm the program
of the nations progress.
Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey will
be the guest of honor AT tea to bc
| given by the Women's city Club on
TUESDAY afternoon from : to q o'clock
for the visiting Daughters of, the
/ American Revolutions who arc mem
bers Of city clubs in their own cities.
Mrs. Ellen spencer Mussey. Miss Mary
lOToole. Mrs. George Esstment. and
Mrs. James Campbell Cantrll Will be
' One of the interesting social events
of the coming month will be a new
musical fairy play Over the Garden
Wall" by Mrs. Edward Goring Bliss
1t will be produced TO aid the Wash
ingteni Humane Society. and will be
given on Friday afternoon. May Z, at
Polls Theatcr.
Guest Of Freyers.
comms nSer,A and Mrs. Frank L.
Treyer have as their guest. Sonora
! dc Atbry ,Nsife OF the naval attschc
OF the Peruvian embassy. Mrs.
Freyer accompanied Sonora dc Aubry
to New York, where she went to sec
her husband Comsndsnte Don Luis
Aubry, sail for Europe Thursday.
| Mrs. Charles Preston save a lunch
con yesterday al her home on Con-
nccticut avenue in honor Of Mrs.
Harry Knowles. of Oakland, Cal, who
with her daughter. Miss Jessie
knowles. is stopping at the Hotel
Lafayette. They will remain in Wash
ington until after tho Lane Ksufms ma
wedding in which Miss Knowles Is to
be bridesmaid.
| Mrs. Henry II. Flather had small
party lunching with her at the Cafe
St Marks, yesterday.
| D Lieut., Comdr and Mrs. r. n Mann.
| of Salt Lake City, announce the en-
gagemont OF their sister, Miss Martha
| Dsngerheld Spaldine. of this city, to
Lleweliyn Duncan Smith, of Seattle.
Wash. Miss Spal,linE has been doing
war work in the Rcd Cross since the
! beginning of the war. She was sent
to France in, 1915 in csnteen work at
Brest. Mr., Smith was in the United
States reserves and saw duty over
seas, where he and his fiancee met.