The Washington times., 1921-12-16

| terrain at a dance on January s at
! the Congressional Club for her twin
daughters. Miss Marcia and Miss
Constance Foss, debutantes OF this
year.
Miss Esther McVann was hostess
at luncheon today in compliment to
Miss Margaret Treadwen, a debu-
| tante of this year. There were fiji
teen guests, including Princess Ber-
tina Cantacuzene. Miss Mary Palmer,
Miss Elizabeth Zolnay, Miss Rosa
Maye Hendricks, Miss Catherine
Munson, Miss Catherine Buckholtz,
Mss Marion Ora n. Miss Dorothy
0owens Miss Golden Ruggies. Miss
Nina Gore, Miss Dorothy Mondell,
Miss Madelaine Austin, Miss Jose
phine Bridget, and Miss Mary Emily
Hamilton.
Miss Rosallnd Wright was hostess
at luncheon today I'm compliment to
Miss Ingegerd Wallenberg. daughter
of the minister of Sweden. and Nine.
Wallenberg.
Mrs. N. H. Wright Of Ironton.
Ohio, who was to come to Washing
ton yesterday to visit Mrs. George
ID. Hope at her apartment at Ward
IlONtig Ildu 10 DDSt-
pone her visit because of illness.
Col. and Mrs. John. William Heavey
have issued invitations for a dinner
on December % in honor of Miss
Helen Colbert.
Mrs. Theodore Boynton has as her
guest Miss Emily van Amringe. Of
New York.
Mrs. Eakin J. Gadsby has taken an
apartment at the st. Nicholas for the
winter.
Congressman Free OF California ad-
dressed the e Pluribus Unum Chap
ter OF the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution last night on the
Japanese question. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. w. Lin
wood Ewel, I'm / street. Mrs. Syl-
vanus Johnson, regent, assisted in
receiving.
Society is taking a great interest
In the benefit Christmas Festival 10
be gwen tomorrow afternoon and
evening bv the Gentlewomen's
League. at their new home, in the
Davidge House, at 1924 II street.
Among the many attractive fea-
lures of the afternoon there will be
dancing at tea time, which will be
In charge of Mrs. Thomas Lockwood,
and a Virginia plate supper will lie
served from 6 to s o'clock. Mr.. Wal
lace Burnett Is arranging a musical
program. "a
=
Former members of the Forest Serv-
loo nd a Nf
the Service today, presented an en-
tertainment last evening at the
Pythian Temple. There were about
800 guests present.
The program Included an amateur
vaudeville performance and dance.
One "headliner" on the program was
VIII G. Barnes imitation OF Will
Rogers rope stunt and cowboy act.
Following Mr.. Barnes performance
Miss Dorothy Smith gave a selection
OF operate music. with piano and flute
The concluding
number was a burlesque on the weekly
service meeting attended by chiefs
OF the various branches Of the Forest
Service.
The committee in charge was T. w. |
Norcross. c. w. Ballard, and c. G..
Smith.
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The marriage of Miss Edith Isabel |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
George jackson yesterday, and Lieut.. |
Ira Walter Truitt, U. S. NJ. took |
place last night at the home in !
Georgetown Of the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. |
Leetch.
The. ceremony was performed at s
o'clock by the Rev. DIR. James L. |
Marshall, pastor of the Georgetown
Church. |
The brides gown Of ivory char
mouse was made with long court
train and was Fashioned with n
tight basque tied At each side with
sash ends embroidered IN pearls. and