The Washington times., 1921-05-20

from Washington, virginia. and Mary
land.
Quantities Of pink giadioli were
used a. decorations.
Mra Joseph D. Kaibfus was hostess
At luncheon today f
sMALLs LnzvE rea nonH
rormsr CongYsssnAn and ASs.
John H, Small and their daughsr.
Niles Mary Belle Small. will leave
Washington tomorrow for their homo
In Warrington, N. c.. whore gstur-
day evening. June II. Miss Small
viii be married TO Major Herbert
c. Nebistt medical corps. q. .: A..
formerly Of LunenbuTg county. Va.
The ceremony will be performed in
the home Of the brides parents ~ >
o'clock by the Rev. stephen Gardner,
formerly OF washinston. assisted By
the Rev. Clayton Terrence. Of Hsrn.
don. Va. brother-in-iaw of Major
ksblett.
Mrs James Irwin Steele has re-
turned from = visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Steele and Mrs Robert H. Thomas
will entertain At tea tomorrow after
noon for Misc Annette Steele.
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Mrs. Theodore p. Noyes will en-
tertain at luncheon on Wednesday
for Miss Adlaids pSarcs, whose mar
riase to her son. Theodore p. Noyss.
jr.. viii take place In June. The
guests will include the members Of
Mis- Pearcs's wedding party and =
few others. Il
The womsn'g Army ana Navy
League met yesterday morning Ia
the chapel of the Church Of the Gov
enant. Miss Helen Coleman. of Eng
land. who was for many months n
account of her work in the Far
East. Miss Coleman told Of many To-
terestfng experiences and described
the customs and people vividiy.
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Miss Julia Lathrop received goid
medal from the National Institute Of
Social Science last evening at the ban
ouet gfvsn in honor Of Nine. Curie
at the Waldorf. New York. The
honor was bestowed upon Miss Lath-
! rop In appreciation of her work ~
Chief Of the Children's Bureau Of the
United states Department Of Labor.
FRIENDv NAY FDSTIvAI.
The story Of an Egyptian Cindsr-
ella will be presented in q series Of
| dances in costume At the May fes-
| tival to be given Tuesday afternoon.
May ~. at $3.50 o'clock, At the
Frisnds' School Country Club, 3o0l
Wisconsin avenue northwest, for the
beneht Of the Near East Relief Fund.
The beautiful Egyptian story will be
given in dance by the students Of
| the sidsweils' Friends School. under
a
who has arranged the dances and
designed the costumes,
A second feature Of the event VIII
be q baxaar, which will be held in
the Woodrow Wilson Building at the
Friendr School Country Club, under
the direction of Miss Elisabeth e.
Marshall Refreshments viii he ssrv.
ed. and the club grounds will be
| open to those whs attend the fss-
t.vaL
ARRIVE tRoA HOT sFRINGs.
Mrs. w. b. Leigh. her sistsr-in-iaw,
Miss Caroline r. Leigh. and Mrs.
Elisabeth Ryan. all OF Bridgeport,
Conn, have arrived from Hot Syringe,
Va. whsys they spent the late spring.
They have taken . suite at the Hotsl
Washington for the week lend.
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Owing to the tremendous interest
expressed BY women In official circles
In the film exhibited by Miss Ward,
OF the Department Of Agriculture.
April 13, at the National Museum, the
film, which shows extensive farm
work In Montana, will be shown At
the consressionai Club this ,afternoon
At 4 o'clock. N
The last dance Of the season will
take place tonight at Q o'clock at the
club. The Marine Band will play.
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Mrs. william g. Js~stt and Mrs.
walter Barren were guests At an in
formal afternoon tea givsn at the
homo OF Mrs. Arthur Chapman on
Pask road yesterday afternoon.
Mise cather,n. Lstts has returned
from . visit in New York. but her
mother and sister. Mrs. John c. Let's
and Miss Minnie Lstts. will remain
there until the end Of the week.
Mrs.. n. r. GOWN entertained small
company Informally At luncheon yes
terday at the Shoreham Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond r. Baker
have taken for the spring the apart
msnt OF Mr.. and Mrs.. William q. Nc
Adoo at s63 Park avenue. New York,
where they will remain until the end
Of next month.
The eighth and last program If
the season was given Wednesday
evening BY the National Pen League
and International Literary Associa-
tien. The Persian philosopher. Jen-
abb Fassl. spoke on the literature OF
the Orient, strsssing the need of
unity In intellectual endeavor and
national relationships. Mira AhmAd
schrab acted a. Interpreter and re
cited poems by Hahx, the great post
| OF ,PsrsiA- Music by Persian writer's
was contributed by Miss Houston
| and DR.. leopold 0lushak.
Following the program, which was
given In the King-Smith studio. 1s1s
New Hampshire avenue, q reception
was held. A number OF guests from