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District Society Recalled
r From Lenten Rest to New
: And Sparkling Diversions
sMardi Cras Ball a Brilliant Affair Parting
Hospitalities to Cabinet Are Still
In Progress.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

sOCIETY for brief slip mildly and sadly from
overworked social OF the
full days Of e but took lease OF life and danced
Wednesday, The Md ball by Mrs
calhoun and glow Tuesday, fol-
and Southern ball The annual
Club brilliant
of hundred notable and the reception held
Club Thursday night honor Of Speaker
the gathering ohEhf and
social clans.
for The seereta1y War and MIS- guests
nner during the week manv looking
she unusually important benefits be lent
THE program interrupted trip
OF the regular exchange OF hospiaes listed
usserand they be
ned several dinners The Minister Switzerland
week for the dean OF the and Nine Secretary and
Daniels Senator and Mrs Cappe and others will
THE Navy already
sWard Hotel Sharp again
the ball and with hundreds OF officers and their families
and Washington the will take decided military
event Of the immediate will the dinner
as hosts and the Missouri delegation
most Of the larger have already taken place The Vice
President and Mrs Marshall have closed the orma their
They will here when 0 M II will
Mrs wife the Vice President with
sit likely she will
son by the latter in the past eight years.
DIPLOMATS Washington hurrying
~ that they may spressn hei, the sandsand
represented by its new ambassador
Quite large family will probably President
Select and Mrs Harding the Vice President Coolidge will
also have relatives in their
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New Cotillon Formed
To Replace Disbanded
Dancing ORGANIZATIONS
Washington Now Only City
of Size in America With
out Such Association.
Membership Is Limited.

The capital is almost the only city
of its size in America without a fash
ionable dancing organization of some
of new Washington cotillon with
a membership of $50 comes with re-
assuring delight to the ears of So
ciety folk. The Bachelors went out
Of existence several years ago. dy-
ing hard with one last brilliant ef-
fort. and the Sixty Couple succumbed
several years before that. The Bene-
diets ard the Benedictines gave one
or two balls and faded away. and the
100 Dance has been found quite too
small to meet the demand
Provision has been made in the
new organization for not more than
100 associate members, to be drawn
from among the diplomatic, govern
mental and service circles, and who
will be invited to subscribe for a
single season. Invitations will be
limited in number and restricted to
non-resfdents and single ladies resi-
dent in Washington. The cotillons
vii! consist Of a series of figures.
with engagement cards and favors,
followed by a supper and a hop. Ex-
perienced leaders will be invited from
Baltimore, Richmond. Charleston.
New Orleans and other cities where
the old fashioned cotillon remains in
vogue. 1t is understood the initial
cotillon will be held during the com
ing Easter season, and series of
cotillons each season hereafter.
The founders or original members
are: Patronesses-Mrs. James w
Wadsworth, jr., Mrs. Larz Anderson
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. Montgomery
Blair. Mrs. Richard II. Townsend
Miss Martha c. Goldman, Mrs. Henry
Mrs. stephen B. Elkins. Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs
Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs. Eugene Hale
Mrs John Hays Hammond. Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, Mrs. Robert Hinck-
ley. Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs
Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Edward B
Mclean. Mrs: Henry Marquand. Mrs.
Robert W. Patterson Mrs. Henry
Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. Mahlon Pit
Corcoran Thorn. Mrs. John w. Weeks.
and Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Members Of the committee are: Mr.
Gist Blair. Mr.. Arthur Bradley Camp
bell. treasurer: Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke. secretary: Count Jules Henri
de Sibour. Mr.. John Washington
Davidge: Mr.. Charles Carroll Glover,
Charles Noble Gregory. Mr. John B.
Henderson, jr., Mr.. Marshall Lang
horne. Mr.. Alex B. Legare. Mr..
Franklin Macveaeh, Mr. Edward
Avery Hartman. Mr.. Warren Delano
Robbins Mr.. Walter r. Tuckerman,
Mr.. Sumner Welles. Mr.. Horace West
colt, and Col. Jennings c. Wise.
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Mrs. Logan Feland Will
Sing for Building Fund

A band concert will be given for
the benefit Of the building fund for
Dobbs Ferry on Monday. February %.
in the Memorial Continental Hall.
when Mrs Feland, wife Of Brig. Gen.
Logan Feland and a brilliant Ameri-
can soprano, will be the soloist.
Mrs. Feland is well known as a con-
cert and oratorio singer, having sung
with success in New York, Paris.
Philadelphia, and many cities in the
United States. She has appeared with
such organizations as the Philadel-
phft Orchestra, Victor Herbert Or
chestra, Gilmore's Band, Mendelssohn
Club. st. Cecilia Club. Aeolian Con-
certs Of New York and the Ocean
Grove and New York chautauquas: She
has also sung leading roles with the
Philadelphia Operatic Society.
In addition to being a singer OF un-
usual attainmentA Mrs. Feland 10 q.
woman Of distinguished beauty and of
charming stage appearance.
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knickerbocker Loaned
To D. G. Medical Society

Through the generosity of Mr..
Crandal1. the Knick erbocker The
ater has been placed at the disposal
OF the women's committee of the Dis
trlct Medical Society for a benefit
motion picture performance and card
party; The film to be shown is an
American adaptation. with scenes in
the lovely southland. Of Anna Sc
weiis Black Beauty" On the same
..n Dnl .hese will be shown Longfellow's
pol or Atri," a comedy and an in
sructive picture. Fifty card tables
nave been sold and the merchants
OF washington have most generously
contributed prizes. so that there is
q prize for. each table. The perfor-
nances VII! be given twice. at 2 and
az o'clock, on Wednesday. Febru-
ary 10. It Is suggested that the
younger children not yet in school
and adults patronize the O'Clock
sHowIne' so that there will be plenty
dren. ~
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Box Holders at Child
Welfare Ball Donate
Tickets for Resale
Affair Is Unique in That l.
Has No List of Distin-
suished Patronesses - Is
Given by the People.

The child welfare ball to be given
March 4 at the New Willard is unique
in that it has no list of distinguished
patronesses. 1t is given under the
patronage Of the people Of Washing
ton for the unfortunate children of
the District. The response has been
beyond the greatest expectations of
the committee. The tickets. which are
limited in number, are being rapidly
sold. The Ebbitt House sold its
quota in two days. Mr. Roy Neuhauser
and Maj Ballantyne. L. $. A.. have the
hotels and clubs in charge for the
sale Of tickets.
Boxes were placed at 5000 each. and,
through the generosity OF q number
of purchasers. they have been resold.
thereby doubling that amount. 1t is
a compliment to Mrs Thomas r. Mar
shall. chairman Of the box commit
tee. that this viewpoint has been
taken. and among those who have
given their boxes to be resold are
Mrs Hope Slater. Mrs. Cleveland Per-
kins. Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs.
Thomas B. Dunn, Sonora de Angulo
and Mr.. Justice McReynolds.
President and Mrs. Marshall. Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. Senator and Mrs:
Phipps. Senator Phelan, Senator and
Mrs. Wadsworth. Mrs. Delos Blodgett.
Mrs. Hope Slater. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Oxnard. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Senator and Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs.
George D. Hope. Mrs. George Mesta.
Mrs. Rafeal Gown. Mrs. Francis T. A.
Junkin. Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. Justice Mercy
nolds, Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs. Elkins,
Mrs. w. L. Mcfarland, Mrs. Joseph
Throop, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Cam, Mrs.
Charles T. Warren. Mrs. Richard H.
Townsend. Mrs. Ira Copley, Mrs. Will
fred Du Puy. Mrs. Thomas F.. Logan.
Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Senator Thomas
J. Walsh, Mrs III. c. Perkins. Mrs.
Julian James. Mrs. r. L. Owen and
Mrs. Loren Johnson
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Danes of the Loyal
Legion Honor Lincoln,

The annual breakfast Of the Danes
of the Loyal Legion in celebration Of
Lincoln's birthday took place yester-
day in the cabinet room of the VIII
lard. Covers were laid for forty
eight and the table was gay with
spring flowers and small clusters Of
American flags.
the society. presided and delivered
an address of welcome to the mem
bers and their guests. The colofs
were presented by Miss Sophie Casey,
followed by the salute by the entire
company. Rev. DR.. George Fiske
Dudley pronounced the blessing. Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker was toast
mistress and introduced the speakers,
Among the guests were Senator
Thomas EeprsssstaMsixe M
John W. Langley. Representative
Richard Yates. Lieut.. Gen: Nelson A.
Miles, eommander-in-chie OF the
Loyal Legion of the United States;
Gen. John A. Lejeune, Gen. George
E. Richards, Mrs. George Maynard
Minor. president general. N. s. D. A.
R.; Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, presi-
dent Of the District Federation OF
Clubs, and Mr.. and Mrs. U. 8. Grant.
The Danes Of the Loyal Legion re-
Gently presented q charter scholar
ship to the Tennessee School for
Mountain Children and are also aidr
ing in Americanization work. Mre.
warren G. Harding and Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge have accepted honorary
membership in the society. a
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Notes of the Diplomats;
Jusserands Dinner Guests
The French Ambassador and Wife Are Enter
tanned by the Minister Of Switzerland
and Nine Peter -

The ambassador 'of Brazil. Mr. Au-
gusto Cochrane de Alencar. will en-
tertain at dinner Thursday evening,
February "a.
The minister of Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes: have issued invitations for a
dinner in honor Of the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Meredith on Monday
evening, February 2s.
The minister Of Ecuador Senor Eli
zalde. returned from New York last
evening after spending a few days there.
He left Washington last Wednesday.
Princess Ruspoli was the guest OF honor
at luncheon on Thursday of Mrs. Will
liam Alexander at the st. Regis. New
York.
The newly appointed first secretary of
the Peruvian embassy. Mr.. Alsiedo Con
zales Biava. has arrived in Washington
and taken up his new duties. He was
formerly charge d'affaires for the
Peruvian government in Argentina for
four years.
Mr.. Lorimer Graham entertained a
company at dinner last evening pre-
ceeding the dance at the Chevy Chase
Club. Covers were laid for twelve.
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Notes of Interest to
Washington Society

= The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall. who leave Washington Monday
son the sad mission of taking the
son to be inferred in the Marshall
family vault in Indiana, will return
4ere on Wednesday. Just after March
the Vice President will start on a
speech making or lecture tour which
will close about April 23 After that
lhey will visit Mrs. MarshaIrs par
<nts In Arizona for as long time as
possible before sailing.
: The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will have as their guests at
Ninner Tuesday evening the senators
-6pd Representatives in Congress from
North Carolina and have issued invi-
Stations for a reception on the same
evening to all the members of the
North Carolina Society residing in
Washington.
. The following evening the Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels will be hosts at a
thinner for Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly.
u NJ, commanderin-eh chief of the
roast of Ireland during the war.
After an absence of several weeks
spent In her home state. Miss Rebecca
H,ial. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
~. b. Dial of South Carolina. will
return to Washington Monday and
will Join the other members Of the
family at their residence, 1852 Kalo-
rama road.
Mr.. Edward r. Stettinius has Joined
Mrs. Stettinius at the Laurel in the
pines at Lakewood. y. J. Mr.. and
Sfrs. Stettinius spent the greater part
-pf the war period in Washington
Avhile Mr. Stettinius served as assist
amt secretary of war.
: Mrs. Edmund Pendleton entertained
yhs members of the Susan Riviere
SIetxel Chapter of the n. 8. d. A. u. At
tea Monday afternoon at o'clock In
her apartment in Stoneleigh Court,
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Brilliant Set to Attend
Valentine Ball on Tuesday

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. RAN
dolph Coyle. Maj. Gen. John A. Le-
jeune. commandant. United States Ma
rine Corps. and Capt. Lemuel c. shep-
herd, U. 8. NJ. c.. aid to the major gen.
eral commandant. will be among those
who will attend the valentine ball
February Is at the marine barracks.
Additional members Of the young
ladies' committee are Miss Beatrice
Mcclure, Miss Marguerite Stinson.
the avtatrix: Miss Elsie Lfnder. Miss
Mary Donnelly; Mrs. Ale1ander. Miss Miss
Nellie NJ. MacBride, Miss Dorothy
King. Miss Ruth Kinser. Miss Locke
Kinser Miss Roberta May Hurt. Miss
Byrd Mock. Miss Gladys Pugh. Mi ss
Maria Davidson. Miss Virginia Price.
Miss Gladys Sinclair, Miss Marguerite
| Barnes. Miss Inez NJ. Demonet. Mics
Maria Parks. Miss Blanche Cooksey,
I Miss Elsie Eastman and Miss Grace
Lazaro and Miss Heloise Lazaro.
daughters of Representative Lazaro of
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe. wife of
Representative Kincheloe Of Ken
lucky. will entertain during the inter-
mission with whistling and humorous
stories and songs.
Benjamin Soule Gantz, president of
the southern unit Of the American
Women's Legion. Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth. president of the Ameri-
can women's Legion: Miss Marie J.
| Mcclure. vice president; Mrs. c. Viola
Fellows. secretary; Mrs. William NJ.
! Connor. treasurer Of the southern
| unit Of the American Women's Le-
gion. and Mrs. Frank Morrison.
Miss Marie J. Mcclure is chairman
OF entertainment. Mrs c. Viola Fell
lows. chairman Of publicity; Mrs.
William NJ. Connor. chairman Of the
mems committee: Mrs. Harry B.
Gauss, chairman Of the young ladies'
lcommittee: Mrs. Albion Wilkens Tuck.
chairman of patronesses; Miss Elise
| Mont tgomery, in charge Of refresh
ments, and DR.. Frank Evans. chair
man OF the floor committee.
The presentations will be made by
Capt f. H. Jenkins. u. S. M. c.. aid to
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, major
! general commandant, United States
Marine Corps.
The ball is given for the benefit of
the World War Veterans and Ameri-
lcanization work and will be an event
| of the Lenten season.
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SENORA DONA OFELlA de JOUBERT
Wife Of the Minister of the
:: Dominican Republic. ::
LuncheOnS and Dinners
Give Society Busy Week
The Ambassador and Madame Jusserand to Be,
Entertained by Secretary and Mrs. Colby.

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby
will give one of the most important din
ner parties of the season Friday even
tain in honor of the ambassador of
France and Nine. Jusserand
Secretary and Mrs. Colby will be the
Tuesday evening by the third Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Van S. Merle-Smith.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
will entertain at dinner Thursday, Feb
ruary II, in honor of the chief of staff,
Gen. Peyton c. March.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Colby
were the guests of honor at the dinner
party given last evening by Mrs. Mar
shall Field, when the new minister of
Rumania and Princess Bibesce., were
among the guests. The party later
went on to the ball given by Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend.
The minister of Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes were the guests in whose
honor Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
entertained at dinner last evening at
the Chevy Chase Club. The large pri-
vate dining room where the dinner
was served was elaborately decorated.
and the table ornamentation symbol
lied peace, with pastel-shaded tulle
garlanding the cloth to represent a
rainbow. Doves and miniature guns,
which were the souvenirs for the men,
were stacked amid the flowers that
adorned the table. The corsage bou-
quets for the ladies had bracelets at
tached.
The guests included the minister of
Ecuador and Sonora de Elizalde. the
minister of Colombia and Mime. Urueta.
the Secretary of the Interior. Judge
Payne; Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme, Senator and Mrs. William NJ.
Calder. Senator and Mrs. Joseph /.
France, Senator Howard Sutherland,
Senator Thomas ]. Walsh. Represent
alive and Mrs. Ira c. Copley, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Thomas b. Dunn.
Representative and Mrs. James p
Woods. Representative s. G.. Porter.
Cen. and Mrs. Taylor. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. William c. Braisted, Mr.. N
H. Lahovary of the Rumanian lega-
ton. Col. and Mrs Francis T. A.
Junkin. Col. and Mrs. George c.
Thorpe. Col. and Mrs. NJ. A. De Laney,
Col. and Mrs. Charles b. Drake, Mr..
and Mrs. Middleton Elliott, Mrs.
elizabeth Bailey. Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, ST.: Mrs. Gouverneur Hoes,
Miss Gouverneur. Judge and Mrs
Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Grant, jr !;
Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe. Mrs. Hor-
ice G. Mcfarland, Miss Louise Lacey,
Mr.. de Buenavista of the Peruvian
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embassy, Mr.. de Quesada. Commander
Norffeet. Commander Landsdown. Maj.
George Oakley Totten, Col. Buckley.
Mr.. Thomas Jenkins. Mr.. Herbert c.
Hengstler. Mr.. Frederick Stephens
and Commander Matthews.
The minister of Poland. Prince Lubo-
mirski, who is spending the week end in
| New York, will return to the legation
tomorrow morning and the same even
ing will entertain at dinner with Prin-
cess Lubomirska at the legation. 81
Col. and Mrs. Clarence A.. Ridley en-
tertained at a dinner party of twenty
six covers last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club. Gen. Peyton c. March.
| chief Of staff: the military attache OF
det and the assistant military attache
of the British embassy and Mrs. c. E.
D. Bridge were among the guests.
Mrss Grafton Minot entertained .at
dinner last night, later going with the
entire company to Mrs. Richard H.
Townsend's ball. In the company were
Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery Blair. Mrs.
well Brooks. Gen. Pershing. Mai. Gen.
George o. Squier. Maj. Stuart w. Cra-
mer and Col. John G. Quekemeyer.
Mrs. A. E. Bruch will entertain a
small company informally at supper this
! evening in honor of her house guest.
Miss Nancy Patton Of Richmond, who
will remain another two weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Lux were the
guests of honor at dinner last Thurs
day of Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie at
the Cafe St. Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. Lux
were on their wedding trip and spent
few days in Washington on their
way back to their home in Cleveland.
Mrs. LUX was formerly Mrs. Helen
Hawley Of Cleveland.
MRS. James Carroll Frazer will en-
teftain a company at dinner on We'd
nesday evening preceding the dance
which the assistant secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury. will
give that evening:
Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie enter
tanned at dinner last Monday evening
for Senator and Mrs. sutherland, the
latter leaving later in the week for
visit in Florida. The other guests
at dinner were Mrs. Bays, house
guest of Senator and Mrs. Suther-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Rafael An
JULIO Mr.. Catsby- Jones and Mr.. Will
liam Lee Hurley.
The members of the naval affairs
committee of the House Of Repre-
sentatives will give q dinner tomor-
row evening at the New willard.
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Washington Near East
Relief Boards to Meet

Mrs. John Hervey Young has called
meeting of the Washington Near
East Relief committees for tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the Women's
City Club on Jackson place. Plans
will be made for the entertainment
of Mrs. H. Haskell ana for LADY
Azgepetian. who will address the Ma
tional Woman's Party convention on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
will report on the recent benefit bali
which was given at the Hotel Wash. .
ington for the Near East Ralief
Women interested in the voek for the
near east ere condia1y hvftDd
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The ambassador of France and
Nine. Jusserand will be the guests
of honor Of the minister Of Switzer-
land and Nine Peter at dinner at
the legation Wednesday evening.
February 16
The ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Riano will go to New
York Wednesday, February %. and
will be the guests Of honor at din
ner the following evening Of the
president of Columbia University and
Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler. The
ambassador will inaugurate the New
Institute Of Spain at the university
on the 24th preceding the dinner party.
The ambassador Of Russia. Mr.
Boris Bakhmeteff is expected to sail
for this country on February %.
Nine. Rakhmeteff is spending the
weeks of his absence in northern
New York state.
The ambassador of Chile and Sc
nora de Matthew will entertain at
dinner Saturday. February 19. and
Sonora de Matthew will be at home
at the embassy next Friday
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Alumnae of Michigan
University to Have Tea

The University of Michigan
alumnae in Washington will be host
.sses at the weekly tea Wednesday,
february Is, at the national club
,ouse of the Association of Collegiate
tlunlnae. 1907 H street northwest.
The guests will be received by DR..
.ssisted hv Mas Karoiine KIaeer
chsirman of the entertainment COM
mittee: Miss Sarah S. De Forest. Mrs.
A. j. Pieters, Mrs. George B. McC1el-
Ian. Miss Ida Hafford. Miss Florence
Hedges. Miss Edith c. Rogers. Mrs.
Clantry Davis. Miss. Jane Harvey.
Miss Sophronia L. Stevens and Miss
kebler. Mrs. Marcus S. Baker. Miss
hall will preside at the tea table.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Hugh
s. Cumming, Mrs. Patrick H. Kelley
and her guest, Mrs. F. L. Keeler of
Lansing, Mich; Mrs. Truman H. New
berry and Mrs. ]. A. Waiting.
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Prominent Folk Guests
OF Mrs. R. H. Townsend

Members of the diplomatic corps and
of resident and official society, as well
as prominent society folk Of other cities.
were guests Of Mrs. Richard H. Town
tiful balls given in Washington since
pre- war days.
The ball was given for Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry. Mrs. Townsend's daugh-
ter. and was preceded by a large din
evening, Including Mrs. Marshall Field.
Mrs. Grafton Minot and Mrs. Cromwell
Brooks adding their quota Of guests.
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City Club to Hold
A Valentine PARTY

Members of the City Club will give
q Valentine party tomorrow evening
At the clubhouse, Farragut square.
served from 6 to $50, with tables re-
served until o'clock. There will be
q social hour from $50 to $3.50. There
will he appropriate decorations and
special music for the dance. Arrange
ments are- In the hands Of the house
10 chairman,
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Mrs. Daniels Will
Attend Luncheon

Mrs. Daniels, wife Of the Secretary
OF the Navy. will attend the luncheon
OF the Society Of Naval Sponsors, Of
which she is vice president. wednes-
day IN the cabinet room Of the Will
annual meeting. which viii be held
Wednesday morning. Mrs Edwin Cor
win Lee Of New York. who 10 spending
short time with her perentA Senator
New willard. Will sntsrtAtn the meIn-
'ssr. e the society y tea rassday
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Many Reserve Boxes for J
Benefit at the National

The surgeon general and Mrs. Mef-
rite w. ireland, Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood. Mrs. Cary T. GrAyson. Mrs.
II. c. woodward. Mrs. Nina A. Van
Wrinkle and Miss Mary Lawrence have
taken boxes for the all-star benefit on
Friday afternoon. February Is. at A
o'clock. in the National Theater. The
program has been arranged by Mr..
Charles Colfax Long. and the perform
ance is given under the auspices of the
ladies' committee Of the Medical So.
ciety OF the District. Miss Julia Mar.
lowe and Mr.. Z. II. Sothern will give
readings, and q program Of music will
be given by Miss Eleanor ReyMeids,
Keen ntPa1tos n. Miguel -Nfcas&se, Sael4A-
ist: Henry Weldon. basso, and n Va
3SnveY. piaHfDE
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Gamma Delta Rho Gives
Entertainment for G. w. u.

Gamma Delta Rho entertained
about 5b0 guests at their reception
and dance given for the faculty and
students of George Warrington Unf-
varsity last Tuesday evening in the
Sirma Nu House. Miss Prescott re-
cefyed the guests, assisted by Com
missfoner Mabel Boardman and Dr..
Josephine Baird, patronesses OF the
sorority: Mr.. Elmer Kayser. dean: I:
MrS Howard l. HodekinR Prof and
Mrg. John Z. Erwin, MfA John Irwin
Steel and Mile. de0 AulierR.
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Jane Adams Speaker
At Colleee Club 8 Tea

Miss Jane Adams of Hull House
Chicago, will be the speaker at the
tea at the College Women's Club to-
morrow. Her subject will be "World
cers and advisory board will be host
esses. Mrs. Basil NJ. Manly. president
will receive the guests with Miss Ad-
dams and Mrs. A. A. Steele, the first
vice president. will be at the tea tabis.
she VII Dc % assnsed ,s py MI. Ruth Ed
MarEaret Evans ana Miss Elaine
WaE6