The Washington times., 1921-01-05

Locher, mrs. Josephine Arnold Hlch,
Mrs. Louis n. GeldeTt, Mrs. Crete
Hutchinson, Mrs. J. Harry Cunning
ham, Mrs. Theodore Tiiler, Mrs. Vir-
ginis King Frye. Mrs. Charles Ii.
Patterson. Mrs. Ernest Virgins, Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest Mrs. Frank
Wilkes Pyle. and Mrs. L. NJ. callison.
A poetry program viii be given next
Monday evening after the regular
monthly business meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. X. GOWN will
give "A dinner tomorrow evening. taking
their guests later Ia the ball at the
New willard for the benedt of Column
bia Hospital. This IL but one of an
interesting group OF dinners planned
to precedo the ball which will be one
OF the gayest and most enjoyable
events OF the midwinter season.
The members OF the Congressional
Club will be at home on Friday aft
ernoon at o'clock. Miss Raychel
Emerson, dramatic soprano, Will be
the guest OF honor and Will sing. Tea
will be served at o'clock.
The Congressional Club will give
card party on Friday evening at
their club house. 200l New Hampshire
avenue. ut $50 o'clock.
Capt william A. Mofrett U. S. ~,
and Mrs MoTett, OF Lake Forest.
have just arrived in Washington,
where they will spend the winter.
Captain Mofrett was stationed at the
Great Lakes training station and
more recently has been in command
OF the U. S. S. Mississippi
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Mrs. William A. Calder. wife OF the
Senator from New York, will come to
Washington today. Senator and Mrs.
Calder will occupy apartments at the
New Willard during the winter.
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Miss Cornelia Adds has Joined her
sister. Mrs. Bryan Lathrop, OF Chi
cago. at Mrs. Lathrop's cottage at
Palm Beach.
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Miss Katharine Mimmack. who has
been the guest OF her cousin. Mrs.
Julian James. for several weeks, will
go 10 81. Augustine, Fla, to visit Miss
Sophie Siebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Harlan gave
luncheon yesterday in honor OF
Prof. Irving Fisher. Of Yale Univer-
sity. and Mrs. Fisher who are pass
ing the week in Washington.
Additional patronesses for the
Childrens Hospital bali. to take place
at tho Willard Hotel on Monday,
January 10. are Mrs. stephen Elkins,
Mrs. Joseph Frelinghuyseu. Mrs.
Thomas r. Gan. Mrs. Francis Caravan,
Mrs. Charles Hamlin. Mrs. Borden
Hartman, Mrs. Charles Henderson,
Mrs. Thomas Logan, Mrs. George
Maryo. Mrs. William slater. Mrs.
Thomas Walsh. Mrs. Adolph Casper
Miller Mrs Richard Olncy. Mrs. James
Parmel"e, Mrs Robert Thompson.
Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mrs. Samuel
, NanderGrift. Mrs. Edward Walker,
Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs. Norman
Williams, and Mrs. Robert Hit.
The National Women's Press Club
will resume their weekly luncheons,
which were discontinued during the
holidays and will have luncheon
tomorrow at the Grated Door. II
jackson Place. Mrs. Ably Scott Baker
will tell the members OF the club
about the convention of the National
Women's Party. to be held here from
February - to February Is.
Chapter 9. Of the Colonial Danes
Oh aT1fTI'8. nave usClueu on IhUrS-
day. March 81 for the date of the ball
which they will give. Other details of
! tho entertainment viii be given out
| later
| Tho marriaC" Of Mrs. Mary L.
| Church and William sherman Hunt
jngton. Of Philadelphia took place
quietly in Washington yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of
| Dg. John Widely. of the Church Of the
Reformation. The ceremony was per-
formed ~ ! o'clock by Dr. Widely. in
he presence Of the immediate family,
aud was followed by an informal dim
| ner at the apartments of Miss Laura
Church and Miss Ellen Church. at Cliff
| ton Terrace
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunting will be at
Hom" after January - at 2O12 Twen.
ty-second street, Philadelphia
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| The supper dance given in the Salon
des Nations Of the Washington Hotel
| last evening under In" auspices Of
| the Church n the Holy Comforter
VAS % brilliant success. over | 900
| people Wcr" present aud q large sum
! was added to the building fund for
| he now parochiai school. which is to
! be started in the spring. The reccp-
! tlbb committee aiOlhR tnc pastor of
| the church, the Rev. Father Clarence
| T.. Wheeler, was headed 10y Adam
| \. Woschlcr. chairman. the other
| members OF the reception committee
being s. g. Becker. ". A. Carlin. &. l..
THckloff, Thomas W. Harvey. Or. {. c.
Murphy, and Walter \. Smith.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Kcnnard.
| VI Newark, \. j., announce the birth
Of "a daughter Katherine Ema jean Ken
nard, December 81. Lieutenant Kennard,
who was formerly a resident of
Washington, had charge of the Home
Defense League of the ninth precinct
| before he entered the army.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Sadlcr. who
have been passing tho holidays in
| New York with Mrs. Thomas C.
! Brown. tn" mother Of Mrs SadIer,
returned TO Washington today.
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M,ss Winirrod Holt o. New York
will speak at the Thoodorus Bnilny
Myers Mason House, 1906 Twentieth
| street on Monday afternoon January
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