The Washington herald., 1921-03-07
MISS LANDoN WOOD,

and George Tyron Harding, Sd. and
Warren G. Harding. I'd, nephews of
the President and guests at the
White House.
The guests were seated at one
| large table that was elaborately
decorated with several large plaques
Of spring flowers.
Prof. and Mrs. John Bassett
Moore announce the engagement of
| their daughter. Angela Turner
Moore. to Hermann G. Place. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Place. Miss
Moore is q member OF the Colonial
Danes of America and the Junior
League. Mr.. Place is a graduate of
| Cornell. Mrs. Moore will. be remem-
bered in Philadelphia as Miss Helen
| Toland. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George w. Toland.,
Miss Janet Richards at her week
ly review OF Public Questions.
home ana Foreign" this morning
at the knickerbocker Theater will
speak especially on The Harding
Administration and Its Policies. A
sewing Reversal OF the Past Eight
Yer IS"
TIE former United States con-
sui ~ Nice. France, and Mrs. Will
lam Dulaney Hunter. of this city,
who have been at franklin SQUARE
Hotel for a fortnight. took pos-
session Of their new home in
Georgetown Heights. where they
will spend the summer. They have
lived for fourteen years at Nice, Mr..
Hunter representing his country
there all that time. Mrs. Hunter
| and their children remaining there
Throughout the war and active ALI
that time in every way in which
they could help the allied nations.
ST. MIHIEL CHAPTER
WOMEN's LEGION TO MEET.
The st. Mihiel Chapter of the
| Women's Legion of the great war
will meet today at 4 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson,
A large attendance is requested.
DR.. and Mrs. John o. Wilson, who
are guests OF Col. and Mrs. T. @.
Donaldson will leave Wednesday
for their home in Greenwood, S. c.
Ensign Augustus Donaldson, U.
S. N, will come the end of the
month to visit Col. and Mrs. Dom
aldson.
Mrs. William ]. Marsh, of Fair
| mont street. after a serious Illness
| or hve weeks at the Emergency
Hospital. has improved sufficiently
to be removed to her home for a
period of convalescence.
Mrs. Alexander Sharp. chairman
of the ball committee OF the Wo-
mans Army and Navy League is
calling a meeting of a special COM
mittee this afternoon at 3 D. m, at
the home of Mrs. G. II. Liscum,
president Of the organization, when
plans will be made for work in
| connection with the annual service
ball which always takes place in
Easter week and which will again
pc held In the ballroom of the New
willard. Prominent women belong
| ing to the service as well as many
from civil life, have been invited
to attend this meeting.
An interesting birthday party Of
the week was that given by Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph L. Walker at their
residence, 1911 Twenty-second street,
last Monday evening in honor of
their daughter Estelle The rooms
were handsomely decorated with
flowers, and those sent by friends
of Miss Walker completely banked
the residence.
Miss Myra Wood. of Elgin, Illi-
nois, an accomplished musician,
rendered a number of piano selec-
tions and dancing concluded the
evenings entertainment. Out of
town guests included Daniel Col
lins. Of Binghamton. N. Y; Ira c.
Lamm. Of Winchester, Va; Miss
Sadie Perks. OF Fredericksburg. Va;
Miss Myra Wood. Of Elgin. Ill,
James D'Elia, OF Virginia;
Claude Cryer. of Annapolis. Md; 4;
Roland c. Paul. of Dayton, Ohio;
and Mrs. Ellen Piggott, Of Norfolk.
Va. Among the local guests were
Albert johnson. Mrs. Eva Fisher,
and Miss Katherine Fisher.
Dr. y. Z. Gaiioway, Oh 1873 n
street. who recently broke his arm
In an automobile accident, Is much
Improved, and will shortly engage
In the banking business In this city.
Col. Z. Mont Reilly. Of Kansas
City, No. u in Washington for 4
brief stay, having come to attend
the Inauguration Of President Hard
Ing. Col. Reilly is one Of the Presi-
dents greatest friends and admir-
ers, having been, by reason of his
vast political influence in the South
west. the preconvention Western
| manager OF the President.
e. J. Ayers. formerly chief clerk
Of the Interior Department. and
who resigned to engage in the land
business in his native State of New
Jersey. was presented on the aft
ernoon of March Q, in the auditori-
um of the Interior Department with
. handsome watch. chain and charm
by former fellow associates and em-
ployes. The watch Is a 23-jewei
Waltham. and the charm is of gold,
platinum and iniaid work. bearing