The Washington herald., 1921-03-26

the guests al very informal
luncheon at which Mrs. Harold Al.
len was hostess at her home on
Nineteenth street yesterday. DR.
Keller. who is dean of westhamp-
ton College in Richmond, Va. Is
MRS. Aliens house guest.
MRS. GILLETTE AND
DAUGHTERS RETURN HERE
Mrs. Frederick H. Gnlett has re.
turned to Washington after several
months absence Her daughters
Miss Frances Hoar and Miss Louisa
Hoar, who returned recently from
Europe, are with her.
Miss Charles Griggs. a studen, q,
southern College. Petersburg, Va
VIII spend the Easter HOLIDAYS with
her mother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7, Steal =,
phiiippi, w. Va, are the guests OF
East Capitol street. Mr.. and Mrs
S'erI hate Deen so .Idi., the wir,cr
IN Florida. Mrs. Steel is Mrs. Calls
sister.
Cabinet Night" will be Gala.
brated by the Pennsylvania Society
Of Washington in the New Willard
Hotel ballroom on the night of
April 20. -
The honor guests will be A w
Mellon. Secretary of the Treasury:
James ]. Davis. Secretary of Labor:
Henry p. Fletcher. Undersecretary
OF state, and Mrs. Lillian Russell
Moore. of Pittsburgh.
That the Keystone State appre-
ciates the honor of furnishing three
OF the men in the highest Cabinet
positions under the new admins
tration. will be shown at this gala
session Of Pennsylvanians now resi-
dent in the Capital City.
Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore Is the
wife of A. p. Moore. publisher OF
the Pittsburgh Leader She made
addresses in almost every State in
the Union during the recent cam
paign. She will relate some of her
experiences as a new woman voter
IN the election of a President.
The music for the evening will be
in charge of Prof. Cogswell, direc-
tor or music in the Washington
public schools. He. was for MANY
years leader OF prominent Pennsyl-
yania bands. It is planned to have
copies of the new song. "Pennsyl-
vania. ready for distribution al
this meeting, and its adoption by
the society may follow.
In the receiving line will be a
number of prominent ladies OF
Pennsylvania who will be here at.
tending the sessions of the national
convention of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
The Officers of the PENNSYLVANIA
Society are: Representative NJ
Clyde Kelly. president: DR.. John
s. Arnold T. Lincoln Townsend and
Mrs. F. L. Crilly. vice presidents;
Edwin A. Mess. secretary and
treasurer.
Admission to the meeting will he
through membership cards or guest
cards. to be secured from the Sec
retary.
Mrs. NJ. A. Elliott and Miss II,
Strasser. of Millbrook. Pa, are Wis
iting in the Capital and are at the
Hotel Washington. They will make
short visit to New York before
returning home.
Miss Helen Mason, who Is dane
ing the minuet in the Colonial
Danes set with william Eaches
Fendall. at the, Colonial ball, Thurs
day. March 81. at the New willard,
under the auspices of the Colonial
Danes of America, will represent
Rebecca Bird. wife of Thomas John
Bird. DID,. from whom she is de-
scended.
Bishop Bird was graduated from
Oxford. and was made first Bishop
of Chester by Henry VIII in l54i.
He had previously>seryed as Bishop
OF Ossary in ireland, and then as
Bishop of Bangor. Mrs. Marinus
Willett will appear at this same
ball as her sixth great-grandmother.
Mrs. Theophilus Eaton. wife of the
hrst governor and founder of the
historic New Haven Colony, while
Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews will imper-
senate her ancestress. Judith Arm
strong. wife Of King Carter" of
Virginia. She will wear a royal
blue velvet frock fashioned after
the portrait of Mrs. Carter which
now hangs at Shirley" on the
James River.
To compliment her guest. Miss
Louise Todd. Nine. Hauge will en-
tertain a number of young people
at luncheon tomorrow.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks Is leaving
for New York today to spend East
er with friends. She, expects to
return Monday.
Plans are going forward for the
ball to be given by the Roy McKin-
,ey Basford Unit of the American
women's Legion at the Raleigh April
81. President and Mrs. Harding and
Senator and Mrs. James w. wads-
worth. tr.. will patronize the ball, as
1t is given for the benent Of the