The Washington times., 1921-05-17

I tomorrow afternoon, from to 9
O'Clock at the Congressional Club.
Mrs. Alex Smith, jr- Of Atlanta,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Smith. sr.. at their apartment in the
| Highlands
Miss X. B. Riley. Of Boston. who
has been at the Hotel Washington
| the past few days, viii be Joined
| today by Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Smith.
also OF Boston. for quite q spring
visit
| Mrs. c. C. Calhoun and Mrs. James
| Macdonald went to Long Island Sun
Ifday for the luncheon of Mrs. Preston
| Satterwhite. They will return to
Washington today.
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Tho greatest interest Il being
| shown in tho first business meeting
tomorrow morning In tho now head
quarters Of the Foundation on the
| Dean Estate The meeting win Be
held at 10 O'Clock In Dean Hall. when
tho committee on Incorporation win
mako report
Following tho meeting there VIII
| be an open-air buffet luncheon. to
which $50 women belonging to the
| diplomatic, official, and residential
society have been invited.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. president OF
tho Foundation. attended . meeting
yesterday in Now York Of prominent
xatton. and later In tho month will
attend similar meetings In Boston
and Philadelphia Tho most enthuai-
| astic reception has been accorded to
the plan of establishing at the Ma
tional Capital a center of broad hu-
manitarian and welfare purposes
Tho scope Of the Foudnation is 50
wido and tho chances Of development
SO far-reaching that leaders OF
thought among women sec in 1t the
greatest opportunity for service that
has bean offered them Since their rS-
markAble work in tho World War.
Mr.. and MrA J. M. Kirk. Of Gunni-
son, Miss. are at the Hotel Washing-
ton for a visit with their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Kirk. who II at Miss
Eastman's school.
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Mss Edna Saunders was the Suest
In whose honor Miss Katherine
Brooks entertained at a prettily ap-
pointed luncheon yesterday afternoon
at the Hotel Washington Tho 9th or
guests were Mrs. Leroy Cunningham.
Miss Ethel saffold. Miss Patience
Groce, Miss Elizabeth Gould, Miss
Nina Marr. Miss Mary Bell Emmerick,
Miss Louise Williams, Miss Helen
Mitchell. Miss Louise Owens, and Miss
Elizabeth Worden.
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MISS DENNETT ENTERTAINs.
Miss Dorothy bennett entertained
at bridge tea yesterday afternoon
in compliment to Miss Dorothy Mon
dell. She had about vfxty EuestA
Mrs. Percy Quin. Mrs.. Wells Goody-
koontz and Mrs. Thomas Sisson pro
sided at the prettify appointed tea
table, whfle Mrs. Clay Bayly and Mias
Nan Young assisted In tho dining
room. The drawing rooms were deco
| rated with spring howers-
Mr.. and Mrs- Fred bennett and Miss
bennett will spend June week in An
napolis, as the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
bennett Rodney bennett, win be
graduated from the United States
Naval Academy.
Tho ladies Of St Thomas parish are
conducting . rummage sale today, to-
morrow and Thursday. at 1909 n
street. from Q a m to $50 D. m. Tn.
sale Is under the management Of Mrs
Charles Keene, assisted by Mrs. B. /.
Harding. Mrs. William Prentiss and
Ars. R w. Hills
49,
Tho MI Vernon Seminary enter.
tanned at a dinner of twenty-five GOV.
ers last evening at the Cafe st. Marks
Box suppers wifi be provided for
| those who desire to have separate
parties under the trees at the House