The Washington times., 1921-11-05

-mums, and Killarney roses will be
used TO decorate the dining room.
Immediately after the reception
Captain Bourke and his bride VIII
leave for a wedding trip north, and
will sail on November ~, for Sallto
Domingo, where he will be stationed
for two years.
Among the guests from out OF
town here for the wedding are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry c. Bourke, parents
OF the bridegroom. MIR. and Mrs
Harry Bourke. Miss Alma Bourke
and James Bourke, all Of Baltimore,
and Benjamin y. Steele OF New
York.
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Mrs. Geldcrt's Tea.
Mrs. Louis Napoleon Geldert VIII
give a farewell tea tomorrow after
noon at her apartment In the MARI
borough. in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Juliet \. Goodenow. OF Wardman Park
Hotel, who is leaving Monday for an
extended visit TO San Antonio.
Mrs. Goodenow il originally from
Michigan. no Mrs. Geldert will have
receiving with her a group or Michi'
gan women, including Mrs. Patrick
Henry Kelly, Mrs. Jennie Parker An
drews, and Mrs. Deane Childs How
ard. Mrs. Frances de Kraft will pre-
side at the tea table, assisted by Mrs.
Harold Allen and Mrs. Richard w.
Ellis. daughter OF Mrs. Goodenow.
Among the guests will be the board
Of governors OF the League OF Ameri-
can Penwomen.
The first Of the chiidren's paper
chases of the Riding and Hunt Club
for this season took place this morn
Sinclair Bowen, G.. 3. Bulkeley, Mr..
Duncan and William Carter. The
run started from the club and after
ward the field returned there for
hunt breakfast.
Among the children riding were
Lila Roosevelt. Winifred West Sid
ney Neale, Nell Thoron, Lillian San
ger. Mary Vance, Barbara Hight.
Phyllis Hight, Mary Camo. Mary
Palmer. Elizabeth Hart. Tommy
Letter. Mary Selden. Helen Gary,
Florence Meyers. Persis Myers, Ed.
ward Earl, Billy Mather and VIII
liam Burton.
The United States cavalry and ar
tillery troops stationed at Fort Myer
will give a horse show at Fort Myer
on Tuesday night. one Of the most
spectacular ever given at the bar
racks.
Col. and Mrs. William c. Rivers
will entertain guests in their box, and
distinguished company will be in.
cluded In the audience. Among those
to occupy boxes are Minister of the
Serbs Croats and Slovenes, and Nine.
Grouitch. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. James
G. Harboard, Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles s. Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews, OF New York. guests Of DIR.
and Mrs. Grouitch: the Secretary OF
the British Embassy and Mrs. Leslie
Craigle, and Col. John G. Quekemeyer,
aide to General Pershing.
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Mrs. Theodore Tiller. president OF
the District OF Columbia League OF
American Pen Women, has announced
a program OF particular interest to the
musicians OF the city and to every
member OF the organization, on Sun
day afternoon, from to o'clock, at
the national headquarters, when Mrs.
Ralph p. Barnard. contralto soloist,
will sing a group of songs. Mrs. Rhea
Watson Cable, composer and concert
pianist, wife of Congressman Rhea,
who also will play Mrs. Barnard's ac-
compa niment, wrote the songs. Mad
anne Hugh will be another guest OF
honor on this occasion, singing
group of the folk songs Of Switzerland
and telling the story of the people of
her country, and explaining the origin
Of the songs Of her people. Another
artist. a member Of the league, who
may be announced for Sunday will be
Miss Elsie Janis, playing in Washing
ton this week. Mrs. Francois Berger
Moran will pour tea on Sunday, as.
sisted by Miss Roberta Bradshaw, Mrs.
James Monroe and Miss Byrd Mock.
Twenty-nine tables have been taken
for the bridge to be . held at the
Woman's National Foundation today.
Among those who will entertain are
Mrs. Lydia Draper. Mrs. Richard
Weightman, Mrs. Strother Smith, Mrs.
w. o. Hulme, Mrs. David Blair, Mrs
Ernest G.. Walker, Mrs. Paul Hudson,
Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs. Sarah Lee
Phillips, Mrs. T. T. Ansberry, Mrs.
FitZhugh Lee, Mrs. Rust Smith, Mrs.
Edward Morse. Miss Frances Hamp-
son, Mrs. Davenport White, Mrs. Lee
Benoist, Mrs. William Dennis, Mrs
Victor Kaufman and Mrs. Fred Brit.