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who are spending a few days with
turn to Fort Monroe, whore the
former is stationed, Friday, and will
give dance in their quarters Novsm-
Der Is, when Miss Alice Mann, debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann,
will be the guest Of honor. Mr.. and
Fort Monroe for the launching OF
i. the battleship West Virginia. for
which Miss Mann will act as sponsor.
Col. and Mrs. Davis will be the
guests Of honor at dinner this even
ing OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Davies
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William p. Hall
and their daughter, Miss Terese Hail.
are spending a few days at the Hotel
Astor, New York, before sailing to-
morrow aboard the Cantigny for
France.
| Mrs. Chamberlain. wife Of Maj. Gen.
! John Chamberlain, and their daughter
Wall also be passengers aboard the
Cant1gny. going abroad to join Gen.
i Chamberlain, who has been abroad
| through the summer.
Visiting American Red Cross mem
bers and its overseas workers and Of
ncials will be brought together at
an informal reception to be held at
| national headquarters, 18th and ID
streets northwest. Friday afternoon.
from to o'clock. An invitation is
extended to all members of the Red
Cross who will be in Washington for
the Armistice day ceremonies. and it
rs hoped that great many will take
| advantage of the opportunity to visit
the beautiful Red Cross bAilding on
. this occasion.
! Tea will be served in the large as.
| Sembly room in the main building
| Among those who have been asked
, TO serve as hostesses are: Miss Mabel
I. Boardman, national secretary of
the American Red Cross; Mrs. August
Belmont, member of the Red Cross
central committee of New York: Mrs.
William K. Draper of New York. Mrs.
Ellen Adee Daniels, assistant man.
ager. Atlantic Division. American Red
Cross, New York; Mrs. John More
head. New York; Mrs. G. w. G.
| Drexel. Philadelphia; Mrs. Guy War
ing, Hyde Park, Mass; Mrs. Oswald
Chew. president of the National Red
tChittenden, president, New York City
Red Cross Overseas League, and Miss
| Margaret Hood president of the Dis
| trict of Columbia Red Cross Overseas
| League.
Mrs. John Allan Daugherty has re-
turned to her apartment at the
Brighton, from Des Moines, where she
was the guest over the week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin will have as
la guest for several weeks. Mrs.
Worthan James. who will arrive in
| Washington later this week.
The concert to be given at the Ma
| tional Theater for the benefit of the
Disabled Veterans Relief Society
receiving the strongest possible social
patronage. The artist will be Jessie
| Masters, the American contralto. The
proceeds will go toward furnishing
| the home of the society. recently
opened at 1913 18th street. to care
for disabled veterans temporarily in
! the city.
| Mrs. Clifford X. Bergman enter
tanned at luncheon at the University
Bergman Darnell of California. and
other guests were Mrs. Nathaniel B.
Dial, Mrs. Victor Murdoch, Mrs
James K. Jones, Mrs. William A. Kin
IMAM. Mrs. John c. Walker. Mrs. w. s.
fCorby. Mrs. William H. Sholes and
Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Schwab
will be at home with their son, Mr.
Charles NJ. Schwab, from s to 10
o'clock Sunday evening in their
apartment at the Kalorama, on Kali
Drama road.
| Gen. Diaz to Return
To Attend Arlington Burial.
| Gen. Diaz, commander of the Italian
armies, who made a brief visit in
Washington ten days ago. will return
tomorrow evening to attend the cere-
monies for the burial Of the unknown
dead at Arlington Friday. Gen. Diaz
has been touring the country since
| leaving Kansas City, where he went
from Washington to attend the con-
vention Of the American Legion. He
! ar~'"ed in Newport Yesterday after