Evening star., 1921-05-03

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Minister of Finland
Guest at Luncheon.
Mr.. SaaStamoinen. minister of Fin
land. was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given yesterday at the
Shoreham by Judge r. lives. counsel
! or of the Finnish legation.
Mrs. Allen r. Treadway, wife of
representative Treadway of Massa-
chusetts. is at the Hotel Traymore.
| Atlantic City. Mr. Treadway spent
the week end there and has returned
! to Washington
! Col. and Mrs. F. T A. Junkin will
leave tor New York this week to pass
Il week there
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. OXnard re-
! turned last evening from visit at
! her home. Edgewood. at Upperville.
Va. Miss Adelinc OXnard. who is in
New York with her aunt Miss Euge-
nj" fichon, will return tomorrow.
! Miss Hoffman to Sing
at congressional Club.
Miss Hoffman, the New York colora-
! tura soprano. will give a recital at the
! Congressional Club next Friday after
noon. She will sing Thou Brilliant
Bird" an aria from THE Pearl of Bra
| zil,' which is one of her Pathe records;
| the aria from "TraViata" and group, of
other songs Miss Hoffman will be ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Rappaport of
New York. her own accompanies. They
| will reach Washington shortly before
the recital and return to New York Sat
urday. Arrangements for the recital
were made by Mrs. Edward J. King of
| Illinois. who is a personal friend of Miss
| Hoffman.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St
Thomas Church will hold "silver tea"
| in the parish hall, 18th and Church
streets. Wednesday. May 4. from to s
pm. A silver offering will be taken at
! the door for the mission work in Nir-
! ginia under Rev. Robert w. Lewis, who
will be present. There will be a table
| of fancy articles. flowers and candy to
| tempt visitors interested in work in
Alas ska.
Mrs. Gregg Birdsall will entertain the
! Smith College Club at tea Thursday
afternoon at the Washington Club.
| Miss Anne Chaplin. who was for three
years with the Smith College Unit in
| France, will speak.
! Mrs. Henry Harrison Suplee has left
! her apartment at 1925 H street north
| west and returned to her residence on
C,aremont avenue. New York city.
where she will remain until the latter
| part of June: then going for the re-
! mainder of the season to her summer
| home, Blockleigh- on -the-St Lawrence
| Thousands Islands. New York.
Mrs NJ. D. Owen Chahoon. who spent
| the winter in Washington at the Shore
ham Hotel will spend the summer and
autumn in Europe.
Lane-ODOnncH.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lane an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter Gertrude Mary to Dr. William
took place at st. Aloysius Church yes
terday. with a solemn high mass sung
by Rev. William Neligan of Cumber-
land Md. cousin of the bride. The
couple were attended by Miss Mar
Garet Lane. sister of the bride as
bridesmaid, and J. Francis O'Donnell,
brother of the bridegroom, as best
man. During the services Mrs. Law
renee V. Grogan and Mr.. Glenn w.
Ashley sang. After an extended trip
! through the south DIR. and Mrs.
O'Donnell will be at home at $500 18th
street northwest. Among the out-of-
town guests were DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith of Danbury, Conn; Miss Mar
garet McArdle of Ware. Mass. and
Mr.. Elmer H. De Fries of Rochester.
N. Y.
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lief Society, has chosen unique
method to stimulate interest among
service people in joining the society.
A. certificate Of membership. obtain
able either at the marine barracks or
| navy yard, entities the owner to see
William S. Hart in the screen version
of 'O'Malley of the Mounted" as well
as a good two-reel comedy, at the
marine barracks. Thursday, May 5. at
$3.50 o'clock. and to attend the serv-
j ice dance at the Red Cross hut, navy
yard at 8 o'clock. the same night.
! The enlisted personnel has shown so
much interest that a large attendance
| is assured Several of the ladies of
! the executive committee will accom-
| pany Mrs. Lejeune Thursday after
noon to help with the tea dance at
! Quantico. and the same use of men,
! bership cards will be made.
! The dance and card party tonight
, for the benefit of the new school OF
the Church of the Holy Comforter is
| and large attendance is already as
| sured. There will be forty-five tables
| of euchre in the sun parlor on the
| roof of the Hotel Washington. sixty
five tables of five hundred in the ball
room, while the salon des nations will
be used for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Thompson OF
1880 Columbia road northwest. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Virginia to Mr.. Elwood II. Seal. April
20. 1921. MIR. and Mrs. Seal will be al
home at 1870 Columbia road after
May Is.
! The BoOklovers' Club Of the Y w. c
A. gave a banquet last evening. al
the Powhatan. The tables were deco.
rated with ferns and spring flower.
and covers were laid for forty-two.
Mrs. William Bayly, honorary presi
dent of the Washington Y. w. c. A.
made a speech of appreciation to tn.
club for the fund which was founded
by the BooklOvers in memory of hel
son, Lewis Bayly, who died in France
DR.. Robert Van Kirk gave reading.
from Browning and Miss Alice Hutch
| ms Drake was toastmistress.
Mrs Ira w. Dennison had as a CUES
for week, Mrs. w. b. Williamson o.
Knoxville, Tenn. and her yount
daughter, Judith Eleanor Williamson
Before marriage Mrs. Williamson wa.
: Miss Jesse Eads and a classmate o.
Mrs. DenniSon.