Evening star., 1921-01-18

Mrs George e. Wills, whose birth
day anniversary 1t is.
Mrs. Frederick Abbott and Mrs. E.
r.. Seward will preside at the tea
table.
Gen. James Parker. U. s. A, retired,
and Mrs. Parker are spending some
time at the Hotel Richmond. on H
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
have gone to Atlantic City for short
stay Mrs. Hamilton will not be at
home tomorrow, but will receive on
"Wednesday. January 26.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harryman
Rapley have left for Florida for a
months stay.
Mrs. William Sothoron Powell will
entertain at tea on Thursday after
| noon at the Club Of Colonial Danes
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Chew Will
Maryland Society Of Colonial Danes.
and Mrs. Charles Ellit Reiman and
Mrs. Henry w. Rogers, vice presi-
dents Of the Maryland Society. The
| invitations are limited to the MEM
bers Of the Maryland Society residing
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Dennis left Wash
ington today for New York, and will
sail from there Saturday for trip to
Cuba, Panama, Jamaica, Porto Rico
and other points, returning to Wash
ington late In February.
Parsons-Dexter Wedding.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Hart
Dexter announce the marriage of their
| daughter, Mary Evangeline. to DR.: AL
fred Vandiver Parsons, Saturday. Janu-
ary 10. The brides father ofticiated at
the ceremony, the wedding taking place
IN the home OF her sister, Mrs. Allan C.
| Wood. in Swarthmore. Pa Mrs. J. NJ.
Crawford OF East Orange, N. j., another
and Mr.. William E. Parsons OF Penn
| sylvania, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man. DR.. and Mrs. Parsons
| will be at home at 249 Carroll street,
Takoma Park. d. c.. after February Is.
| Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Emile Mont
gomery gave the use of their drawing
room yesterday afternoon for a meeting
10 organize in aid of the establishment
| OF a hospital in Alaska. 1t is intended
primarily for children and will probably
| De located in the center Of a large ter
| rltory which little more than two years
ago was almost devastated by influenza,
| ieav1ng so many children entirely de-
pendent eaM on charity. Bishop Crimont,
Is carrying on the charitable work In
| Alaska and Is greatly interested in the
success OF the establishment of this
hospital.
Mrs. Montgomery and a number of her
Governor Of Alaska and Mrs. Thomas
Riggs Will open white elephant sale
on February Is for the benefit of this.
| hospital Donations for the sale have
aneaoy been received, ranging from fur
haad a.u1e o TO mats. There will be no over
hn i
directly to the fund. The work is SINH
Lar TO that of DR.. Grenfeu in Labrador
Mrs. Fenton Bradford will 60 TO
snend rom5 Hoyal. 10Y va tomorrow and will
Dinges. Mrs. Bradford is chairman Of
the committee on arrangements for
the annual dance of the washington
chapter of the Trinity College Alum
aae nae, wnlch viii be given on Friday
bathrooms. for which Baroness de-
cartier, wife Of the Belgian ambas.
sador, will be a patroness.
Miss May P. Duncanson is snendine
the winter at the Hotel Grafton.
| Mrs. A. M. Renshawe, who is visit.
IN ing her son, Mr.. Clarence Renshawe.
Wash, for China, January M 27. SIae1e, Whers
sne Will make her home for a time
WIN ner son-in-law and dauehter
Mr. ana Mrs. George Gordon Green.
Mrs. Theodore L. Cole, Mrs. Raw
mona mon, =; Morgan, Mrs. Glen L. Swis-
gett. Mrs. Henry S. Graves Me
Goodwin Price Graham, Mrs T. e
Scnerer. Mrs Frank G. Wilkins, Miss
" ances Gs, ,Chlckering and Mrs. william
the university women of Wasbin1toe
on wednesday, afternoon at the AssoH
citation OF Collegiate Alumnae. ~
The marriage Of Miss Daisy sr.+,.
Of King George county, Va .sy ana Su1sie III
6usn wilkins Of Westmoreland conn.
~ Va will take place this afternoon
a. s:15; the Rev. J. e. Briggs Of The the
ca.en BAPTIST Church. officiating. Miss
viii be the only attendant. @ and ft. affe,.
= stay here of several days at tha
Metropontan Hotel Mr.. and Mrs Wi.
king Will motor to their future home
III "estmoreland county, Va.
q. Dr. and Mrs. H. Wells Woodward
1911 yesterday for short stav -,
Canfornia. On their return thev will
seop IN Ohio to visit Dr. WOODWARD
1A'ner ana sister for a few days.
The International ball which tho
soDert r. Lee Chapter, No. 644 n ~
-, H. mas arranged for Thursday even.
s 1s III lne oaIirooms of the wiIlard
mas a list of distinguished natrnns
wi.n ,sIia, a hoor committee and youns
and % S;r,s committee 1nhn composed of men
ditonal patrons are Maj. Cen Sh.Ao. AZ
7: Menoher. Maj. Gen. and Mrs AI.es VIE,
oeu Z. Neville, Brig. Gen. and MI
amos A. Fries, Brig. Gen. and and Mrs rs'
Ms. Mas.'1m Dsnn;. ni Conner. : Brig. Gen. and and
karel Halla, Mr.. N. IT 1ahas. u Mrs.
Kepresentative and Mrs. Thonas Thsary' ~
aarrison. Mrs. Thomas P. Gore NY
Clarence j. Owens, Mrs. Pht1;r VIE. -
n IA. hf1aunmann, man Mrs. Charles Latimer
sI Phs1ns SaX E,a 6oyce Temple. Mr.. William
Clark, Mrs. n. E. Morrison NE ~
= wilcox and Mrs. Hampton WI: